Worst starting QB in the division?

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[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Modser

That was what I thought, too?

If that is the type of throw he's referring to, I remember Alex hitting Maclin on that route against the Bills and the Raiders, never mind having it actually intercepted....

No. Maclin had two steps on his man on both those throws.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

Didn't see the end of the play.

Anyway, the point stands. Smith never even attempts that throw.

HE SHOULDN'T ATTEMPT THAT THROW!

[DJ's left nut]

We'll just throw this on the pile, lads.

The next time Clay wants to yap about all the greatness that [insert opposing player here] has accomplished, we can look back on the time that he cited a !@#$ing interception as a better throw than Alex Smith's 75 yard TD on a dime that brought the Chiefs back from a 4th quarter road deficit against the Patriots at Foxborough.

And laugh and laugh and laugh...

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

HE SHOULDN'T ATTEMPT THAT THROW!

It was a fine decision, just a yard underthrown.

Young QB, it happens.

I like the aggressiveness.

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by LaDexter

Better watch out for Rivers' replacement.

Cardale Jones has issues, but he is highly intelligent, has a coach who believes in him, and from the neck down is the greatest QB prospect ever...

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

It was a fine decision, just a yard underthrown.

Young QB, it happens.

I like the aggressiveness.

Trumaine Johnson is one of the better CBs in the NFL and was stride for stride with the WR. His length alone made completing that throw nearly impossible.

It was a stupid decision. It's not at all surprising that "HE THREW IT DEEEEEEEEP" is the extent of your analysis when trying to determine if a throw was good or not.

It was a poor decision compounded by poor execution that resulted in an interception. In a pre-season game, no less.

And that's a 'better throw' than a game-winner against the defending champions and prohibitive SB favorites in week 1 on the road. Got it.

Seriously, this is a shit effort even for you. You should probably just swallow your shoe here and move along.

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

The OL was not catching him, Smith and whoever that WR was were on the ground.

That is six points, homer.

Tyreek Hill doesn't catch him?

[Bowser]

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[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by New World Order

Tyreek Hill doesn't catch him?

Who cares? If Carr had thrown it he'd have said it was a ballsy throw into a tight window that Chung didn't catch because of course Chung didn't catch it - DB's virtually never snag that kind of ball; it's generally a deflection at worst.

That's exactly the kind of 'juevos' throw that Clay would jerk it over had someone else made it because it's a throw that's all confidence in his arm. He saw the hit coming, stood in to take it and was confident he could throw it past the DB before he could react to it.

The guy's just an unabashed troll and he's getting worse at it.

[penbrook]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

Who cares? If Carr had thrown it he'd have said it was a ballsy throw into a tight window that Chung didn't catch because of course Chung didn't catch it - DB's virtually never snag that kind of ball; it's generally a deflection at worst.

That's exactly the kind of 'juevos' throw that Clay would jerk it over had someone else made it because it's a throw that's all confidence in his arm. He saw the hit coming, stood in to take it and was confident he could throw it past the DB before he could react to it.

The guy's just an unabashed troll and he's getting worse at it.

I'm still curious was that throw supposed to be to West or did Smitty know he could get it passed Chung and hit Tyreek Hill

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by penbrook

I'm still curious was that throw supposed to be to West or did Smitty know he could get it passed Chung and hit Tyreek Hill

I think it was to Hill but he couldn't put his body into the throw because the rush got through. That would explain why the nose was down coming out of his hands. Getting hit to the body on his arm side like he did is more likely to bring that ball down rather than up, so it's more likely that he was going to Hill and took a shot that changed the trajectory than it is that he airmailed it to West.

The tumble on the ball flight tells me that it was intended for Hill and he was going to try to get it up and over Chung. Based on how on target he was the rest of the night, that's the answer that makes the most sense.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by DJ's left nut

I think it was to Hill but he couldn't put his body into the throw because the rush got through. That would explain why the nose was down coming out of his hands. Getting hit to the body on his arm side like he did is more likely to bring that ball down rather than up, so it's more likely that he was going to Hill and took a shot that changed the trajectory than it is that he airmailed it to West.

The tumble on the ball flight tells me that it was intended for Hill and he was going to try to get it up and over Chung. Based on how on target he was the rest of the night, that's the answer that makes the most sense.

If the same thing happened to Semen, he would have connected with Sanders 65 yards down the sideline, splitting a triple team.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Modser

If the same thing happened to Semen, he would have connected with Sanders 65 yards down the sideline, splitting a triple team.

Nah, it would've been intercepted and returned. Clay would've just cited it as evidence that Siemien is willing to stand in the face of the rush and has the confidence in his arm to try to fit it into tight spaces. If only his blocking had held on a heartbeat longer, Siemien hits that pass to continue the drive for the score.

Clay's gone from comedy to farce at this point.

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by Sandy Vagina

Good post. Better sig than the last. Need a much better avy.

Avatars? You want to get into Avatars? If these aren't inserts gone bad then it must be jam.. KC blues guy Scotty Boy Daniel had a song "Must be Jelly" that should apply here.




You have a 30lb's of silicon for your avatar from a shoot from like; 2010. They started Photo-Shopping out the landing flaps like she sports in your avatar. When you can't touch up the thighs rubbing together or the crease from the implants you just disappear. (Please reference the drop chart for tits and compare it to her ass, which hasn't been photographed for since 2011)

The latest pic I can find is 2011 and her butt has no resemblance to it former shape. I would have to guess they Photo-Shopped out the cottage cheese (cellulite) but there used to be definition in her butt and legs.



Nothing like she used to look like 2 years before with 6 pack abs and a text book Brazilian butt-lift surgery after picture's ass. (see below)





****I have an ass on my avatar too, but it's ass cleavage. Mine's original, funny, and personalized! My marketing guys give these away like crazy, Plumbers love them.****

Who should redo their F***ing avy?(Avatar) .....YOU Should, really!!!!

Try this one...(enlarge pic below) I think people will love it, It's perfect to describe you and should differentiate you from others on CP.

[cooper barrett]

Originally Posted by Modser

I chose that throw based on the endzone angle behind Alex view of it. On that play, Alex had Kelce open in the left flat but came off of that throw to place it perfectly to Hunt, who looked to be pretty well covered on that play. That throw is not one Alex makes last year, or three years ago, or maybe ever.

Alex11 has been working hard with QB coaches and it shows! I think he will continue to grow.