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Old 12-20-2012, 09:26 PM  
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Geno Smith, why are people down on him

So I didn't get to see every single game that he played this year but did see most.

He not only seems to have all of the athleticism that you could want in a quarterback but also all of the intangibles in terms of leadership.

On the radio both stations keep talking about him not being in the same class as luck or RGIII , my question is why not???

Here is my reasoning: We all know what type of difference a good coaching staff makes and how it transitions to the players ae. matt cassel with charlie weis

WVA coaching staff is not very good, their offensive line was like Swiss cheese and their defense was possibly the bottom 5% in all of Division I football, putting him consistently in bad situations.

If he had been playing for Alabama, Florida, ND, etc etc people would be touting him like luck or RGIII

I didn't see anything this year from him that would make someone believe that he doesn’t have all of the tools to be an elite QB.

Just on the wrong college team to put his draft stock at #1
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Old 12-21-2012, 10:34 AM   #76
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So Luck had a much better surrounding cast, linemen, recievers and a much better defense and his stats were

2011 Luck: Comp: 71.3% 3517 yards 37 TD's 10INT 169.68 rating

2012 Geno: Com;: 71.4% 4004 yards 40 TD's 6 INT 164.6 rating


Look I'm not saying he is better but Luck had a huge hype machine and had a dad who was in the NFL.

But what about Smith makes him less coming out? Stats were just as good or better with less talent, very smart and a great leader?

You can't help but think there race has something to do with it in some way.
First: Luck ran a pro-style offense and audibled like he was manning. His last year he called his own plays a chunk of the time when they went no huddle.

Second: You really can't compare air raid qb's numbers to any other system. It tends to produce eye-popping numbers for almost any qb.. as seen at

Third: Race. Texas Tech ran white qb's out there year after year in the same system putting up insane numbers and none of them were ever considered top prospects.
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Old 12-21-2012, 10:36 AM   #77
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You know what's funny?

If the crazy should happen on Sunday - let's just say hypothetically that the Chiefs have the lead in the 4th quarter. Luck takes his team down the field to score and take the lead. Then his defense collapses, the Chiefs march down the field and kick the game-winning FG.

You know what those radio stations will be saying about Luck? "His defense let him down."

But when Geno had that SAME THING happen against Oklahoma? "Geno just isn't in the same class as Luck."

Hypocrisy just comes natural to human beings.
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And in all fairness to 810 WHB, while most of their hosts will say Geno Smith is not Andrew Luck (it's true, he's not). Almost all of them will tell you that Geno Smith is absolutely worth the #1 pick and the Chiefs should take him.
Ya, Geno Smith should be the pick if available.

IMO the diff between Smith and Luck is smarts & experience. Andrew is a smart player, he has a bit more poise during the worst of times than Geno and he has pro style experience Geno does not have. The first part, though, is what will always separate the two players, I believe, because somewhere in those "smarts" & "poise" is cunning timing & accuracy that is a bit better than what I see in Geno.

All said, these two players will need to work hard to play with the big boys. I got faith in Geno, I expect him to pan out in the NFL.
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Old 12-21-2012, 10:42 AM   #78
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Ummm... RGIII played for Baylor.

Not florida, Alabama, or ND... Baylor.

Why is it so hard to accept that Geno isn't as good as Luck or RGIII, but that he's still a very good QB prospect and well worth taking a chance on?

He's got my vote, but I'm not going to expect Luck or RGIII.
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Old 12-21-2012, 10:46 AM   #79
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First: Luck ran a pro-style offense and audibled like he was manning. His last year he called his own plays a chunk of the time when they went no huddle.

Second: You really can't compare air raid qb's numbers to any other system. It tends to produce eye-popping numbers for almost any qb.. as seen at

Third: Race. Texas Tech ran white qb's out there year after year in the same system putting up insane numbers and none of them were ever considered top prospects.
well stated.
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Old 12-21-2012, 11:08 AM   #80
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Christ RG3 is over-rated.

I like RG3. He's had some nice plays... but he's already been injured as well.
It's not like the Redskins are dominating teams and he's already gotten them to the superbowl. They are on a 5 game winning streak with Cousins pulling out 2 of those.
I wish the Chiefs had RG3, but my god does everyone think he's black jesus this year.
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Old 12-21-2012, 11:17 AM   #81
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It isn't that people are "down" on Smith. KC fans are desperate for a QB. We get it. It doesn't mean the flavor of the year is FANTASTIC. The Planet went crazy for Clausen and Sanchez too - they were can't miss, great accuracy, good arm, good system, beat quality teams, etc.

Here is what I see in Smith:

Positives: arm strength seems above average, really good accuracy in a clean pocket on his first reads, decent scrambler, good release time.

Can use improvement: footwork and pocket presence.

Negatives: IMO, when he has to go through progressions he struggles, not great at adapting.
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Old 12-21-2012, 11:23 AM   #82
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Ya, Geno Smith should be the pick if available.

IMO the diff between Smith and Luck is smarts & experience. Andrew is a smart player, he has a bit more poise during the worst of times than Geno and he has pro style experience Geno does not have. The first part, though, is what will always separate the two players, I believe, because somewhere in those "smarts" & "poise" is cunning timing & accuracy that is a bit better than what I see in Geno.

All said, these two players will need to work hard to play with the big boys. I got faith in Geno, I expect him to pan out in the NFL.
Be careful when saying that Luck might be smarter than Geno.
You may immediately become a racist.
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Old 12-21-2012, 11:24 AM   #83
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It isn't that people are "down" on Smith. KC fans are desperate for a QB. We get it. It doesn't mean the flavor of the year is FANTASTIC. The Planet went crazy for Clausen and Sanchez too - they were can't miss, great accuracy, good arm, good system, beat quality teams, etc.

Here is what I see in Smith:

Positives: arm strength seems above average, really good accuracy in a clean pocket on his first reads, decent scrambler, good release time.

Can use improvement: footwork and pocket presence.

Negatives: IMO, when he has to go through progressions he struggles, not great at adapting.
Um no, not true.

A great many people new there were BIG question marks with both Sanchez and Claussen but in the end, the need/want for a QB overrode their initial rational thoughts.

Particularly on Sanchez, a large number of people expressed concern over his lack of starting experience.

Geno Smith is a superior prospect to BOTH of those guys.
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It isn't that people are "down" on Smith. KC fans are desperate for a QB. We get it. It doesn't mean the flavor of the year is FANTASTIC. The Planet went crazy for Clausen and Sanchez too - they were can't miss, great accuracy, good arm, good system, beat quality teams, etc.

Here is what I see in Smith:

Positives: arm strength seems above average, really good accuracy in a clean pocket on his first reads, decent scrambler, good release time.

Can use improvement: footwork and pocket presence.

Negatives: IMO, when he has to go through progressions he struggles, not great at adapting.
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Old 12-21-2012, 12:06 PM   #85
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Primary read not open, holds ball too long, doesn't step up.
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but what was the WR doing?
hard to gauge from that clip.

but yeah, in that clip stepping up would've been the right move
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Primary read not open, holds ball too long, doesn't step up.
He was hit in under 3 seconds.
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Primary read not open, holds ball too long, doesn't step up.
Your bundle of sticks boyfriend Andrew Luck would have gotten sacked too on that play.
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the RT got smoked, and the RB didn't recognize his RT was getting smoked.
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When will people stop throwing RG3 a d Luck out there when talking about Geno? It's really old.

He stacks up better that most of the other qbs taken in the last 5 years. One might even be bold enough to say that if you don't include RG3 and Luck, he is THE BEST qb prospect of the last 5 years.
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