If the Chiefs go 8-8 or better 49ers get a 2nd round pick.

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

A third- or second-rounder from Kansas City, the remnant of the Alex Smith deal. Now it can be told: The second draft choice San Francisco will receive from the Smith deal will be K.C.'s second-rounder in 2014 if the Chiefs go 8-8 or better this season. It will be a third-rounder in 2014 if Kansas City is under .500 this season.

So: San Francisco will probably have first-, second- and four third-rounders next year. But if the Chiefs surprise, it'll more likely be a one, two twos and three threes. As we've seen, GM Trent Baalke is dangerous with extra picks in his hands. If Colin Kaepernick is very good, the Niners should be annual contenders for years with the picks laid out that way.

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[Spott]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

What kind of fans are you to give Alex Smith a 5 year window?

you will not give him a 5 year window. Soon as he has a bad year (year 1, obviously) you will turn on him. The same way we did Matt Cassel after 2 or 3 years and he had like a ****ing 6 year deal, at the time it was signed, people were excited for.

Same concept here. Same shitty-like QB that will bring the Chiefs nothing

A 5 year window on top of the 8 year window he's already been given. Apparently 13 years is how long it takes to determine if a QB is anything more than mediocre.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by GoChargers

I would not want a mediocre game-managing loser like Alice Smiff anywhere near my QBOTF if I were in charge of an NFL team.

You dont? How is that QBOTF in san francisco looking right now? Guess who gets a ton of the credit for mentoring him......

[ThadEugenia]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

it took him 7 years to get there, and the best roster in the NFL to carry him

Rich Gannon also took his sweet time. I don't see anyone complaining.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by Alex Smith Fan

You think so? But what if the guy who replaces Alex Smith is indeed your QBOTF, and Alex helps mold him. Isnt that worth it?

Haha

That's the job if Pederson, Reid and Childress.

I'd like to add that after the Kaepernick situation, I doubt Alex Myth will be as willing to take a guy like Bray "under his wing"

[mcaj22]

QBs in the AFC that can beat Alex Smith

Tom Brady
maybe Geno Smith
maybe Ryan Tannehill
maybe EJ Manuel
Big Ben
Joe Flacco
Andy Dalton
Matt Schaub
Andrew Luck
Peyton Manning
maybe Phillip Rivers


he's not beating any of those guys in a game. No chance.

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Alex Smith Fan

You dont? How is that QBOTF in san francisco looking right now? Guess who gets a ton of the credit for mentoring him......

I'm pretty sure nobody but you gives Alice Smiff credit for Kaepernick's success.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

it took him 7 years to get there, and the best roster in the NFL to carry him

Yeah. How many years with quality coaching did it take him to get to the NFCCG? With only two weapons in the passing game? Where is this best roster bullshit you are spouting. No one on planet earth thought the 49ers had the best roster in the NFL prior to 2011. NO ONE. Coaching made all the difference to get the best out of the team. You dont see that?

[ThadEugenia]

Originally Posted by GoChargers

I'm pretty sure nobody but you gives Alice Smiff credit for Kaepernick's success.

Let's see how he does with more than a half season.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by ThadEugenia

No. I'm giving Alex Smith 5 years to prove his worth - be it on the bench or in the saddle. Not all Chiefs fans suck the long dick of the SOC movement.

"five years"....trollolololololol
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[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by Alex Smith Fan

Yeah. How many years with quality coaching did it take him to get to the NFCCG? With only two weapons in the passing game? Where is this best roster bullshit you are spouting. No one on planet earth thought the 49ers had the best roster in the NFL prior to 2011. NO ONE. Coaching made all the difference to get the best out of the team. You dont see that?

correct, you are proving my point

Alex Smith is now reverting back to that same model. The Chiefs are not and are far from the 2011 49ers roster and Andy Reid is no where close to Harbaugh

We dont have the best roster in the NFL and we dont have a premier coach. We have a average to good roster and a good coach that depend on a GOOD QB to carry it. Alex Smith cannot carry a good roster. A great roster has to carry Alex Smith.

[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by Alex Smith Fan

And no offense, im not in the mood to poke fun at anyone, but the chargers have a lot to prove as well.

I'm hoping they prove they're atrocious enough to draft Clowney.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by ThadEugenia

The Chiefs now have a quarterback who has been to an NFC championship game. Matt Cassel? Hard worker, bad player. Alex Smith? Hard worker, great player. Team Leader.

You heard it here first, folks.

Alex Myth = Great player

[Mav]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Haha

That's the job if Pederson, Reid and Childress.

I'd like to add that after the Kaepernick situation, I doubt Alex Myth will be as willing to take a guy like Bray "under his wing"

This is exactly why I thought when i came to sign up here, I thought i could share. Alex Smith is not a me first guy. he will help anyone. GUARANTEED, hes probably helping Tyler Bray NOW. Thats just the way he is. He is team first. Alex Smith, even after he LOST his job, was still helping Kaep. So much so that Kaep, Harbs, and Roman, said that Alex was doing more coaching of Kaep in the playoffs, than they were.

http://www.deseretnews.com/article/7...tz.html?pg=all

NEW ORLEANS — Wave after wave they came at 49ers quarterback Alex Smith, as unrelenting as the Baltimore Ravens' defense.

Smith stood tall amid the crush of media day reporters Tuesday at the Superdome. His was strictly a ground-level session, while some 30 yards away, Colin Kaepernick answered questions at an elevated podium along with coach Jim Harbaugh and 12 other high-profile 49ers.

It's been that way since Week 11, when Smith was held out with a concussion and Kaepernick flourished against the Chicago Bears, providing the impetus for Harbaugh to replace a starting quarterback who was completing 70.2 percent of his passes.

Smith still is enough of a story to generate considerable media interest, with hundreds of reporters taking turns getting close enough to watch and listen to him play the good soldier.

The only trace of an edge came when it was suggested that perhaps Smith ought to be rooting for Kaepernick to throw five interceptions Sunday in Super Bowl XLVII.

"I think that's disgusting. Why do you play football?" Smith said. "Why do you play a team sport? If it's all about yourself, go play golf or tennis. I'm not saying all this has been easy. It hasn't. But if you can't be happy for a teammate's success, there's something wrong with you."

Smith unwittingly made the news cycle Monday when Profootballtalk.com reported he would demand a release rather than wait for a possible trade. Smith is due a $7.5 million bonus should he be on the roster April 1, giving the 49ers incentive to move him.

"I don't know where this stuff comes from," Smith said, labeling the information "ridiculous."

Harbaugh said Monday that Smith has been doing as much coaching for Kaepernick as anyone else. Smith shrugged off the compliment, but quarterbacks coach Geep Chryst said Smith's familiarity with Utah's spread offense has made for valuable contributions since the 49ers have added elements of the pistol and spread formations.

"He's actually watching tape and saying, 'We might want to do this, we might want to go there,'"?" Chryst said. "It's a testament to who he is and how he's wired."

Scott Tolzien, the 49ers' No. 3 quarterback, said he could "write an essay about what it means to be a pro just from watching Alex. The most impressive thing to me is that when he wasn't starting, nothing changed in our quarterback room. I mean, nothing."

Offensive coordinator Greg Roman credited Smith's tutoring of Kaepernick and also leans on Smith in terms of strategy.

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[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by ThadEugenia

He could win. He could not. Both options. We'll see. I'm just giving Mr. Smith the time of day. Reid went with him for a reason. I see the prowess growing.

don't ever kill this mult.
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[GoChargers]

Originally Posted by ThadEugenia

Alex Smith? Hard worker, great player. Team Leader.