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View Poll Results: Can you chose to hope Reid/Dorsey have a sound plan?
They seems to have a good plan 96 29.09%
Benefit of doubt until proven otherwise 158 47.88%
Those guys have proven to be failures 2 0.61%
Their moves so far cause me great concern that they are inept 46 13.94%
Screw this team 24 7.27%
Gaz says WTF am I? 4 1.21%
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Old 03-14-2013, 03:56 PM  
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The constant negativity is tiresome. Who is ready to join me and move on?

I'm finding this constant negativity tiresome. We have sucked for years. We were an embarrassment. A big ****ing joke. I'm done with the negativity.

I wanted Geno. I think we overpaid for Smith. I'm scratching my head over some of their moves.

Reid and Dorsey obviously have a plan. For crissakes, Reid watched every down of every player for the whole ****ing year before he even met with Clark. I'm going to give them AT LEAST a half a season before I start calling them dumb-asses and screaming for their head.

I don't think I'm accepting mediocrity by choosing to not scream and yell and be totally pissed off by the moves so far. If you think so, you are entitled to you opinion.

I was an early and financial supporter of SOC. Season ticket holder for years. I think anyone would label me a hard core Chiefs fan. Just like most of the posters on this board. We deserve better than we have been given by our team. I will be a Chiefs fan until I become worm food. Lifes too short to go around pissed all the time. I did enough of that the last few years.

I'm going to chose to hope that Reid and Dorseys plan is sound and will result in the return of winning football and our first playoff win since the Montana era. Who's with me?

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Old 03-14-2013, 05:27 PM   #121
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:27 PM   #122
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no dude. you have no damn clue what cassel's fail looks like -- that's why you pull out all the stats and preach gospel from them is because you don't ****ing know the diff in QB'ing between a goddamn baseball pitcher throwing a football and an experienced crafted QB throwing a football.
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Who gives a crap about mechanics?

Alex Smith does a lot of the same things Matt Cassel does.

They're both subpar QBs.
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:27 PM   #123
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Smith wasnt good in that game. IIRC, neither was Eli, but he made a few more plays. The 9ers didn't really have shit outside that year other than Davis at TE.
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:27 PM   #124
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:28 PM   #125
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at best, alex smith would be like a 7 hitter. Middle of the order. YIKES. who wants a singles hitter batting clean up?
He's the goddamned quarterback. You just explained why this team won't win anything of consequence with him.
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:28 PM   #126
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at best, alex smith would be like a 7 hitter. Middle of the order. YIKES. who wants a singles hitter batting clean up?
If you think that about him why would we want him at qb again?
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:28 PM   #127
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How is he much better than his backups?
I refuse to even acknowledge anything that is pre harbaugh. Its stupid. The entire franchise sucked ass. It really did. They paid no attention to upgrading the offense, or implementing a system that was comparable to the league these days. From Mike nolan to mike singletary, they were set back in the 80's of lets run run pass punt.

Alex Smith, was the worst qb on the face of the earth, until he met jim harbaugh.

Thats no lie. Now, is he the qb pre harbaugh, or after harbaugh?

Im going to go after harbaugh, and i dont see a huge drop off coming under reid.
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:28 PM   #128
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Lol. Excuses.

Yes the turnovers hurt them. But if he would have extended some drives on third down maybe those situations wouldn't have happened
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And if Tom Brady had extended some drives and not thrown an interception against those same Giants, maybe the Patriots would have won their fourth Super Bowl.
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Old 03-14-2013, 05:28 PM   #131
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And if Tom Brady had extended some drives and not thrown an interception against those same Giants, maybe the Patriots would have won their fourth Super Bowl.
Hey maybe if Joe Montana hadn't sucked the years the 49ers didn't win the Super Bowl they would have won the Super Bowl every year!
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He's the goddamned quarterback. You just explained why this team won't win anything of consequence with him.
Why do you think they are surrounding him with so many pieces? They realize that they cant rely on alex smith to win games.

Andy just doesnt want to turn the ball over. Hell, he could of kept cassel if he wanted to sling the ball all over. that guy had no fear. Alex refuses to take chances.

yes, you are going to have to rely on your running game, short passing game and defense.

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Old 03-14-2013, 05:29 PM   #134
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And if Tom Brady had extended some drives and not thrown an interception against those same Giants, maybe the Patriots would have won their fourth Super Bowl.
And tom would be getting roasted if not for the rest of his career.


If Alex Smith had had the same career as Brady this conversation isn't taking place had we traded for him
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