Chiefs Sign Sean Smith

[ChiefMojo]

@ALLsportsINTEL reporting Sean Smith to KC! Is this his agent?

[penbrook]

The Bad Guy also said we are not done. We will target a ILB in Free Agency.

[HemiEd]

Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan

What is the Geno crowd gonna say when he sucks in the NFL?

Well, we dodged that bullit, by NOT TRYING AGAIN! Whoopee, we got another fattie! 10 and 6, herp derp!

[Bootlegged]

Originally Posted by Go to Hell

The only thing I like about this is we didn't give him a huge deal.

It's sensible, at the very least, in that we can get out from under it in a year when we need to replace him.

Little fat Gochiefs - do something else with your time. Imagine what you could accomplish in life if you didn't bitch on Chiefsplanet the last 14 years.

[King_Chief_Fan]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

What is everyone going to say when Alex Smith throws for 200 yards a game and Geno Smith is out there lighting it up?

lighting it up in Oakland?

[bricks]

If Buffalo trades up, I wouldn't mind seeing the Chiefs take either Dee Milliner or Jarvis Jones. You can never have to many DB's or passrushers in this division. Don't think it'll happen though. Im convinced the pick will be OT.

*Im not a huge fan of either Sean Smith or Dunta Robinson as starting corners tbh. I'd like to see them face receivers in the slot or have either one of them play FS. A guy like Milliner would improve this secondary significantly.

Imagine a secondary of:

CB#1 Flowers
CB#2 Milliner
Nickelback Sean Smith
Dimeback Javier Arenas
Free Safety Dunta Robinson, Abdullah
Strong Safety Eric Berry, Kendrick Lewis

*Chiefs would have the best secondary in the league w/ solid starters, depth and great coaches in Al Harris and Emmitt Thomas to compliment that. That's really important when you're facing Peyton Manning.

[Fairplay]

I still would like to see more depth at the cornerback position.

[bricks]

I still like to see the Chiefs get another starter at CB. I don't think Sean Smith or Dunta Robinson are the answer. Not intrigued by any of those guys.

[Fairplay]

Originally Posted by bricks

Imagine a secondary of:

CB#1 Flowers
CB#2 Milliner
Nickelback Sean Smith
Dimeback Javier Arenas
Free Safety Dunta Robinson, Abdullah
Strong Safety Eric Berry, Kendrick Lewis

*Chiefs would have the best secondary in the league w/ solid starters, depth and great coaches in Al Harris and Emmitt Thomas to compliment that. That's really important when you're facing Peyton Manning.

That is a good imagination, that would be fine in my book.

[Bootlegged]

Originally Posted by bricks

I still like to see the Chiefs get another starter at CB. I don't think Sean Smith or Dunta Robinson are the answer. Not intrigued by any of those guys.

Great insight.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Also, I'd like to point out that Reid/Dorsey are not just passing on Geno...they are making a statement that they like a career game manager better than ANY QUARTERBACK IN THIS CLASS.

So true, it IS a very strong statement... you know they've picked it apart from every angle and still must've came to the conclusion that they REALLY didnt like anyone this year.

[keg in kc]

Originally Posted by BossChief

That Reid has a better eye for quarterbacks than the hive mind of CP.

Also, I'd like to point out that Reid/Dorsey are not just passing on Geno...they are making a statement that they like a career game manager better than ANY QUARTERBACK IN THIS CLASS.

That's the thing apparently nobody gets. The two are not intrinsically linked.

I hate the Alex Smith trade. Period. It's not just because I'm a Geno Smith fan. It's not a mutually-exclusive thing. They could literally do anything else, and I would not hate it as much as the Alex Smith trade (well, okay, I'm sure there's something they could do that's stupider than that, but I'm hard pressed to think what the hell that would be). I hate not drafting Geno much less than I hate throwing away 2nd rounders for yet another in the long string of veteran game managers.

[Exoter175]

Originally Posted by bricks

If Buffalo trades up, I wouldn't mind seeing the Chiefs take either Dee Milliner or Jarvis Jones. You can never have to many DB's or passrushers in this division. Don't think it'll happen though. Im convinced the pick will be OT.

*Im not a huge fan of either Sean Smith or Dunta Robinson as starting corners tbh. I'd like to see them face receivers in the slot or have either one of them play FS. A guy like Milliner would improve this secondary significantly.

Imagine a secondary of:

CB#1 Flowers
CB#2 Milliner
Nickelback Sean Smith
Dimeback Javier Arenas
Free Safety Dunta Robinson, Abdullah
Strong Safety Eric Berry, Kendrick Lewis

*Chiefs would have the best secondary in the league w/ solid starters, depth and great coaches in Al Harris and Emmitt Thomas to compliment that. That's really important when you're facing Peyton Manning.

I don't think Milliner falls that far back though.

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[TEX]

Originally Posted by bricks

If Buffalo trades up, I wouldn't mind seeing the Chiefs take either Dee Milliner or Jarvis Jones. You can never have to many DB's or passrushers in this division. Don't think it'll happen though. Im convinced the pick will be OT.

*Im not a huge fan of either Sean Smith or Dunta Robinson as starting corners tbh. I'd like to see them face receivers in the slot or have either one of them play FS. A guy like Milliner would improve this secondary significantly.

Imagine a secondary of:

CB#1 Flowers
CB#2 Milliner
Nickelback Sean Smith
Dimeback Javier Arenas
Free Safety Dunta Robinson, Abdullah
Strong Safety Eric Berry, Kendrick Lewis

*Chiefs would have the best secondary in the league w/ solid starters, depth and great coaches in Al Harris and Emmitt Thomas to compliment that. That's really important when you're facing Peyton Manning.

You're paying your nickle a LOT of $$$...

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Go to Hell

What about the other two guys?

You're basically saying Alex Smith is going to come here and throw for 4500 yards and 30 TDs (at least).

Comfortable making that statement?

I'm saying when he's surrounded by above average talent, he can be just as successful as those guys. I'm not stating he'll be equal statistically but that he can provide similar results in terms of wins and losses.

In five years, Matt Ryan has exactly one playoff win, same for Schaub.