Geno Smith fans roll call

[RealSNR]

NEW THREAD HEADER (11/17/12):

The list is gone. We will all be Geno Smith fans when he gets drafted by the Chiefs. For historical documentation's sake, I'll keep the list in a separate post on this thread: http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...postcount=3314

WHY GENO SMITH?
If you're wondering if Geno Smith is right for you, check out this brilliant post by Saccopoo:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...postcount=5388

Next, we have a few GIFs you may be interested in from the Oklahoma game. Insane potential. These are the elite throws that very few QBs can make. What more can I say? Geno Smith can be a franchise QB in the NFL, and the Chiefs need to take a shot on him.

GIF #1:

Spoiler!

GIF #2:

Spoiler!

GIF #3 (My favorite):

Spoiler!

HOW DO WE GET HIM HERE?

Glad you asked. I posted this checklist earlier. It probably belongs in the thread header, and will be updated as the Chiefs close out their season and start a new chapter in their franchise story.

Preparing for Geno Smith's Arrival In KC Checklist

1. [X] Lose games and acquire the #1 overall pick
2. [X] Get Pioli and the Patriot Way cronies the **** out
3. [X] Hire new GM/coach

OPTIONAL (but highly recommended):
4. [ ] Re-sign/tag Bowe, who really wants to play in KC with Geno
5. [ ] Re-sign/tag Albert

[OnTheWarpath15]

Originally Posted by Sorter

TRY GETTING A RESERVATION AT CHIEFSPLANET NOW YOU ****ING STUPID BASTARD! YOU, ****ING BASTARD!

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...fl-quarterback

AUSTIN, Texas -- Geno Smith is the real deal.

That opinion should certainly not surprise anyone who read the piece I penned last week comparing Smith to USC's Matt Barkley, but it was validated by the way the Heisman Trophy hopeful worked his magic against the Texas Longhorns on Saturday night.

Brooks: Matt Barkley vs. Geno Smith
Which college QB would go first if the 2013 NFL Draft were held now: Matt Barkley or Geno Smith? Bucky Brooks examines. More ...
Smith completed 25 of 35 passes for 268 yards and four touchdowns in leading West Virginia to a 48-45 victory. Those numbers fell short of the ridiculous output he posted in the Mountaineers' win over a Baylor a week ago, but they were indicative of Smith's workmanlike performance against a top-15 team.
Every Monday, NFL.com college football expert Bucky Brooks looks back on the weekend action and evaluates which prospects are rising and which are sliding.


Watching Smith from field level, I was impressed by his diverse all-around game and his ability to make plays from the pocket against a fierce pass rush. He never flinched under duress, and his willingness to stand and deliver with defenders in close proximity spoke volumes about his toughness. In addition, he showed tremendous grit and determination by leading the Mountaineers to victory in a hostile environment.

Now that I've had a day or so to reflect on Smith and his performance Saturday, I've identified three aspects of his game that really stood out to me:

1) Leadership: I have no concerns about Smith's leadership skills after what I saw Saturday. From the time the Mountaineers entered the field for pregame warmups until the conclusion of the game, Smith showed outstanding leadership qualities. He encouraged his teammates at every turn, refusing to hang his head when he turned the ball over on a pair of strip-sacks. Smith was obviously annoyed by the mistakes, but he didn't appear to wallow in self-pity, responding instead with improved play on the subsequent series.


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2) Poise: Great quarterbacks are unflappable in moments of stress, and Smith clearly handled himself well. He took a beating at the hands of the Longhorns' defensive line, but his game in the pocket never changed. Smith consistently delivered accurate throws to his intended receivers, despite having rushers in close proximity. He refused to wilt under the pressure of constant harassment, and his courage under fire helped West Virginia make several critical conversions with the game on the line. Smith tossed three lasers to Stedman Bailey on slants for scores, despite having defenders in his face each time he released the ball; on each toss, he stood in and took the shot while making an accurate throw. Most quarterbacks alter their release point or delivery with contact on the horizon, but Smith's ability to fire an accurate strike under duress was a testament to his courage and poise.

3) Accuracy and anticipation: Many assume that a quarterback with a gaudy completion percentage is the product of a system predicated on making easy throws like bubble screens and swings. The Mountaineers certainly incorporate such concepts in their playbook, but I was impressed with Smith's ability to excel on intermediate throws from the pocket. He consistently delivered pinpoint passes to his receivers on short posts, square-outs and seams. I loved his rhythm as a passer and his ability to quickly transition from play-fake to delivery without skipping a beat. This skill will help him acclimate quickly to the pro game; he already understands how to reposition his feet in the pocket to make throws, so adjusting to three-, five- and seven-step drops will not be a problem.

Smith also displayed fine awareness and anticipation while throwing his receivers into open areas. He repeatedly led wideouts away from defenders, and pinpoint placement prevented tips or deflections at the second level. Smith consequently avoided throwing any interceptions against a defense that maintained tight coverage for most of the night. On the season, Smith has thrown 24 touchdown passes to zero interceptions.

Conclusion: Smith just might be the best quarterback in college football after his impressive showing against the Longhorns. He has all of the physical tools you look for at the position, in addition to the intangibles one needs to be great at the next level. The season is far from over, but it's hard to find a hotter prospect in the 2013 draft class than Smith at this point.



**** off you stupid ****ing bastard.

Someone must not be fully "invested".

[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

Huh? You typed the words not me.



Read your ****ing post.
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LOL you go back and read it. "EVEN IF...." Did you miss that? That was the worse case scenario I could think of. Even if he broke his leg he would at least go in the third. Do you understand helmet boy? Don't you have a monkey wrench calling your name?

[ChiefsCountry]

Originally Posted by Bo's Pelini

Can we ban this douche rocket already? He hijacks literally every thread.

He is in DraftPlanet, or as much as my mod powers there allow.

[SAUTO]

Lol at the BUCKY ****ING BROOKS ARTICLE mentioning how good a leader Smith is, how he's the best qb out there. How black ****ing bob is wrong.
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[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Someone must not be fully "invested".

That was written on October 8th. Just like all the others like that.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

Lol at the BUCKY ****ING BROOKS ARTICLE mentioning how good a leader Smith is, how he's the best qb out there. How black ****ing bob is wrong.
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We should put that shit in the OP somewhere.


I just ended BlackBob.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Woodchuck

LOL you go back and read it. "EVEN IF...." Did you miss that? That was the worse case scenario I could think of. Even if he broke his leg he would at least go in the third. Do you understand helmet boy? Don't you have a monkey wrench calling your name?

Even if he broke his leg he would go top ten, most likely one overall.

Sam Bradford broke his collarbone TWICE iirc and still went one overall.

New please tell me a leg is more important to a qb than a collarbone
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[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

He is in DraftPlanet, or as much as my mod powers there allow.

Why the **** am I banned there? You ****ing suck.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

People say Geno puts too much air under the ball with his deep outs. Does anyone have a clips of him throwing deep with zip on the ball? Also...can he throw across his body on the run a-la Aaron Rodgers?

Sell me...make me a genobator.

SNR?

[Hammock Parties]

HOW MANY ****AS BROUGHT THEY IRONS TONIGHT

HOW MANY ****AS WANNA RIDE TONIGHT

[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by Sorter

We should put that shit in the OP somewhere.


I just ended BlackBob.

Whatever dumbass. you see what you want and you aren't reading the whole story. We won't take Geno. You heard it here first.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Woodchuck

That was written on October 8th. Just like all the others like that.

What did he do since then to show he's not a good leader?

How many games has Bucky Brooks been to since then?
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[Woodchuck]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

He is in DraftPlanet, or as much as my mod powers there allow.

**** you man. I am protesting this shit. You should just leave the site if you can't take it you ****ing pussy. You are in so much Chiefs pain that you are in denial.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by Woodchuck

Whatever dumbass. you see what you want and you aren't reading the whole story. We won't take Geno. You heard it here first.

Why don't you read the article your precious Bucky Brooks wrote about Geno? Then, kindly **** right on off to the Anti-Freeze alley and have yourself a jolly time. Bitch.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Woodchuck

**** you man. I am protesting this shit. You should just leave the site if you can't take it you ****ing pussy. You are in so much Chiefs pain that you are in denial.

Send your cia buddies to take care of it
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