Alex Smith Was Clutch

[JakeF]

Like him or not, he turned the game around when Washington was kicking our ass early and he was key to the game-winning drive late.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

This is the college Alex Smith coached by Urban Meyer who dared to throw deep and wasn't afraid of double coverage.

San Fran almost ruined his career. Their trash, our treasure.

[Buehler445]

Yep wasn't perfect, but won the motherfucking game.

[TLO]

He played a great game.

Major props

[OldSchool]

I like the fact that this team has been able to push through in the final quarter so far this year. Hope that trend continues.

[threebag]

Dilly Dilly

[Eleazar]

He played a fine game tonight. Nobody can deny that.

[Ragged Robin]

did what he needed to do

[Chief Northman]

Impressive performance. 4 games in, he is the league MVP.

[Shaid]

He was the difference in this game. When you have a patchwork line, a scrambling Alex is a good Alex and he needed to scramble a ton today.

[BigRedChief]

Taking off and running when needed. That clutch throw to Conley. Props are deserved.

[PAChiefsGuy]

This is the QB I always knew he could be.

[Tribal Warfare]

This is the QB I always knew he could be.

That high draft pick this offseason KC gets after the Alex trade is going to be AWESOME!

[noa]

He played a very good game, and his hard count came up big too

[jspchief]

Exceptional game from Smith. The pass protection was pretty lousy tonight, and Smith had zero pants shitted. Maybe one of his best "gritty" games.

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[mdchiefsfan]

Well done, A-Smith! Love it.

[jonzie04]

Yeah he was. He played his ass off, and finished the game. Props to him.

[mdchiefsfan]

That high draft pick this offseason after KC trades Alex us going to be AWESOME!

ROFL

[Mav]

They just mentioned Alex Smith and MVP in the same breath.......


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[FlintHillsChiefs]

Yep wasn't perfect, but won the mother****ing game.

He was pretty fucking close. Fantastic game by Smith.

[Beef Supreme]

Albert Wilson also pretty clutch.

[Hammock Parties]

This is the college Alex Smith coached by Urban Meyer who dared to throw deep and wasn't afraid of double coverage.

San Fran almost ruined his career. Their trash, our treasure.

On pace for 4,268 yards passing, 356 yards rushing and 36 total TD, 0 INT

#elite

[Chiefspants]

Alex Smith was a balla ass QB tonight.

I've ridden him hard in the past, but he did everything I wanted from a QB and it was fun to watch.

[Mav]

On pace for 4,268 yards passing, 356 yards rushing and 36 total TD, 0 INT



#elite



Jets or Jags are gonna pay a ransom for Alex.


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[penbrook]

They just mentioned Alex Smith and MVP in the same breath.......


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It’s gonna be funny when Smith beats out Goff for league MVP

[TomBarndtsTwin]

Alex played a great game tonight. Props to him.

That's 3 out of 4 that he's played like an elite NFL QB.


Maybe an old dog can learn new tricks??

[Hammock Parties]

Jets or Jags are gonna pay a ransom for Alex.


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I don't think the Chiefs are trading him.

An extension is on it's way.

[penbrook]

I don't think the Chiefs are trading him.

An extension is on it's way.

Yep.

[FlintHillsChiefs]

I don't think the Chiefs are trading him.

An extension is on it's way.

He plays like this for the rest of the year, its well deserved imo. We'll see.

[penbrook]

He plays like this for the rest of the year, its well deserved imo. We'll see.

I could see it. After Gruden said Reid doesn’t care if Mahomes sits 5 or 6 years. Now that might be a little too much depending on when smith retires

[BigRedChief]

That high draft pick this offseason KC gets after the Alex trade is going to be AWESOME!He wins us a Super Bowl he will be legendary and live forever in Chiefs lore.

But even then, we trade him and get a good 1st rounder and the Mahomes era begins.

[PAChiefsGuy]

He wins us a Super Bowl he will be legendary and live forever in Chiefs lore.

But even then, we trade him and get a good 1st rounder and the Mahomes era begins.

No way. If Alex Smith keeps playing like this he stays. He is the MVP of the NFL right now. There is no way he will get traded if he keeps playing at an MVP level.

[2bikemike]

Yep he was clutch! Awesome game for Smith! But I bet his ESPN made up stat QBR will still be near the bottom.

[kcjoker]

he's played fantastic through 4 games. Hope he keeps it going but he needs his OL to get healthy and protect him better.

[chiefzilla1501]

I'll take this Alex Smith every day of the week. It's just such a different QB when he plays with his hair on fire. He played like every single drive mattered.

[BigRedChief]

No way. If Alex Smith keeps playing like this he stays. He is the MVP of the NFL right now. There is no way he will get traded if he keeps playing at an MVP level.He will come back to earth.

[mdchiefsfan]

Alex Smith was a balla ass QB tonight.

I've ridden him hard in the past, but he did everything I wanted from a QB and it was fun to watch.

NTTAWWT

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Imagine that, Alex Smith is in the MVP talk and everyone took a shit on me in the offseason leading to my ass eventually sent to the romper room for endlessly defending him. Was worth every insult to get to this point.

[wazu]

Alex got it done tonight. He's been playing out of his mind good so far this year. On pace for 4,200 yards, 32 TDs, and 0 INTs. And he's also re-learned how to scramble for first downs.

[JakeF]

NTTAWWT

ROFL

[Bwana]

Yep, hats off for that game winning drive.

[mdchiefsfan]

Imagine that, Alex Smith is in the MVP talk and everyone took a shit on me in the offseason leading to my ass eventually sent to the romper room for endlessly defending him. Was worth every insult to get to this point.

Here we go, making it about you again. Move on, Nancy!!

[Buns]

He took some hits I wish he hadn't and made plays consistently. Great game for Smith.

[l4z4rd]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DLL29tUW0AErS6A.jpg:large

[kcchiefsus]

Good game. As far as the prognosis on Smith beyond this season, the only thing that matters to me is his play in the postseason. I don't care if he throws 30 touchdowns and 4,000+ yards. If he goes 1 and done in the playoffs this year he needs to be gone.

[Hammock Parties]

Imagine that, Alex Smith is in the MVP talk and everyone took a shit on me in the offseason leading to my ass eventually sent to the romper room for endlessly defending him. Was worth every insult to get to this point.

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[mdchiefsfan]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DLL29tUW0AErS6A.jpg:large

Damn. Thanks

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Here we go, making it about you again. Move on, Nancy!!

Hey, it was a long month in that shit hole

[Easy 6]

He gets the game ball, no doubt about it

Scored throwing
Scored running

But that last drive was all business... bless his heart on that throw to Wilson down the sideline, he took off running and KEPT HIS EYES DOWNFIELD, then delivered a sweet pass

I doff my cap to him

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Good game. As far as the prognosis on Smith beyond this season, the only thing that matters to me is his play in the postseason. I don't care if he throws 30 touchdowns and 4,000+ yards. If he goes 1 and done in the playoffs this year he needs to be gone.

Cool. Don't post til January. Kthxbye kid

[Pitt Gorilla]

He was damn near perfect. Great game.

[FlintHillsChiefs]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DLL29tUW0AErS6A.jpg:large

Jesus. That is insanely good numbers.

[PAChiefsGuy]

Imagine that, Alex Smith is in the MVP talk and everyone took a shit on me in the offseason leading to my ass eventually sent to the romper room for endlessly defending him. Was worth every insult to get to this point.

I agree with TigeRRUppeRRcut. A lot of people gave myself and him a lot of s**t for defending him and the way Alex 'MVP' Smith is playing is making me smile!

Anyway great win for the Chiefs.

4-0 BABY!

[Beef Supreme]

In other news, Demetrius Harris couldn't catch a cold.

[kcchiefsus]

Cool. Don't post til January. Kthxbye kid

You're the biggest cunt on this board. Go back to the romper room.

[chiefzilla1501]

He gets the game ball, no doubt about it

Scored throwing
Scored running

But that last drive was all business... bless his heart on that throw to Wilson down the sideline, he took off running and KEPT HIS EYES DOWNFIELD, then delivered a sweet pass

I doff my cap to him

Here's what I love about "back to the wall" Alex Smith. You know the huge difference for me? Decisiveness. Biggest area we saw that was running. We've seen Alex many times dance out of the pocket and get some yards. Today, he decisively saw running room and he took it. Time and time again.

He threw like a good QB today. But that was the best running game I've seen from Alex Smith in years. And there's a part of me that wonders if his concussion last year has made him nervous to run around too much.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Here's what I love about "back to the wall" Alex Smith. You know the huge difference for me? Decisiveness. Biggest area we saw that was running. We've seen Alex many times dance out of the pocket and get some yards. Today, he decisively saw running room and he took it. Time and time again.

He threw like a good QB today. But that was the best running game I've seen from Alex Smith in years. And there's a part of me that wonders if his concussion last year has made him nervous to run around too much.He also took the hits and kept getting back up. Simply an amazing job tonight.

[mdchiefsfan]

Hey, it was a long month in that shit hole

It's in the past, right? Keep it there. :thumb:

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

You're the biggest **** on this board. Go back to the romper room.

All you do is bitch and pray for injuries on players and posters. Get lost, kid.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

It's in the past, right? Keep it there. :thumb:

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Fair enough

[Red Dawg]

He won this game with his arm and his legs. It’s was great to see. That’s two he won with his arm out of 4.

That is a QB I can believe in.

[Easy 6]

Here's what I love about "back to the wall" Alex Smith. You know the huge difference for me? Decisiveness. Biggest area we saw that was running. We've seen Alex many times dance out of the pocket and get some yards. Today, he decisively saw running room and he took it. Time and time again.

He threw like a good QB today. But that was the best running game I've seen from Alex Smith in years. And there's a part of me that wonders if his concussion last year has made him nervous to run around too much.

The hard counts also picked us up some easy, and critical, first downs

It was just a very well rounded showing

[mdchiefsfan]

You're the biggest cunt on this board. Go back to the romper room.

HAHA! Oh, the irony. I noticed your rep is turned off. Why?

[kcchiefsus]

HAHA! Oh, the irony. I noticed your rep is turned off. Why?

Oh I'm well aware that I'm an asshole. But nobody is as big of a cunt as tigger.

[penbrook]

Deion Sanders
Deion Sanders @DeionSanders
Give Alex Smith his credit! He is elite. @Chiefs #Truth

[Reerun_KC]

Alex was balls deep. Dilly dilly


Alex only fans can still fucking die.

4-0. Fuck you alex only fans.


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[mdchiefsfan]

Oh I'm well aware that I'm an asshole. But nobody is as big of a cunt as tigger.

You're debating a difference of an inch. I'd say your teetering on that edge.

[penbrook]

How tf are we 4-0 with the toughest schedule in the NFL. I’ll tell you why! Alex “Elite” Smith!!

[mdchiefsfan]

How tf are we 4-0 with the toughest schedule in the NFL. I’ll tell you why! Alex “Elite” Smith!!

Christ. He played well, but could you put your Pom-Poms away for just one second? It's not that Smith didn't deserve it; I'm just sick of hearing your cheer.

[penbrook]

Christ. He played well, but could you put your Pom-Poms away for just one second? It's not that Smith didn't deserve it; I'm just sick of hearing your cheer.

Deion Sanders called him elite as well! And he knows QBs

[FlintHillsChiefs]

How tf are we 4-0 with the toughest schedule in the NFL. I’ll tell you why! Alex “Elite” Smith!!

Well... Kareem Hunt has had a big say too.

[mdchiefsfan]

Deion Sanders called him elite as well! And he knows QBs

Link? :D

[FlintHillsChiefs]

Christ. He played well, but could you put your Pom-Poms away for just one second? It's not that Smith didn't deserve it; I'm just sick of hearing your cheer.

I agree. Smith has been excellent in 3 of 4 games, and I do feel that people digging on him non-stop, like Claynus makes it instinctual to cheer for Smith, but man... dial it back a notch. He's in the MVP race, which is AWESOME, keep it up, and he'll be a Chief for years yet. However, root for the CHIEFS over Smith please!

[penbrook]

It’s weird having two guys in the MVP race on the same offense

[dannybcaitlyn]

Old playoffs Alex showed tonight

[penbrook]

Link? :D

https://mobile.twitter.com/DeionSanders/status/915060400089128960

[ratchet]

I'll take this Alex Smith every day of the week. It's just such a different QB when he plays with his hair on fire. He played like every single drive mattered.

Every drive did matter!!

[kcchiefsus]

We don't have the cap room to extend Smith. Even if we gain some short term wiggle room next year with an extension we won't have any room to sign other players. Plus, how are we going to extend guys like Peters?

[mdchiefsfan]

I agree. Smith has been excellent in 3 of 4 games, and I do feel that people digging on him non-stop, like Claynus makes it instinctual to cheer for Smith, but man... dial it back a notch. He's in the MVP race, which is AWESOME, keep it up, and he'll be a Chief for years yet. However, root for the CHIEFS over Smith please!

I guess I see it as more cheering for yourself than the team. It is the EXACT thing they bitch about, but the opposite side of the spectrum. Provide interesting info to discuss, not rehash how you were justified for blah, blah, blah.

[penbrook]

Damn this is our 4th win coming back from 10 down since last season. That leads the NFL. No more game manager Smith

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/2017-nfl-predictions/

[notorious]

He played fucking fantastic.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Damn this is our 4th win coming back from 10 down since last season. That leads the NFL. No more game manager Smith

San Diego, Pats, Redskins...and Broncos?

[TribalElder]

https://nflspinzone.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/136/files/2013/09/8emerlp.jpg

[mdchiefsfan]

Damn this is our 4th win coming back from 10 down since last season. That leads the NFL. No more game manager Smith

Perfect moment to illustrate my point. Great stuff in bold, but couldn't resist the rest of the post.

[staylor26]

He’s playing like a top 5 QB. It’s truly remarkable.

[penbrook]

San Diego, Pats, Redskins...and Broncos?

This game I believe ESPN counted

[penbrook]

Oh and btw this win just put Smith as the QB with most wins since the beginning of 2015 with 26. Brady has 25

[Chiefspants]

Oh and btw this win just put Smith as the QB with most wins since the beginning of 2015 with 26. Brady has 25

He just has one more hurdle left to climb.

[chiefzilla1501]

I agree. Smith has been excellent in 3 of 4 games, and I do feel that people digging on him non-stop, like Claynus makes it instinctual to cheer for Smith, but man... dial it back a notch. He's in the MVP race, which is AWESOME, keep it up, and he'll be a Chief for years yet. However, root for the CHIEFS over Smith please!

For any reasonable Smith critic, it's because we saw moments like today where Alex looks like a totally different QB. We know he's capable of this type of performance every single week. But it seems like our defense has to give up 10 quick points or we have to wait for the 4th quarter for this version of Alex Smith to kick into gear. We know he's capable of doing it every single week. Ever the optimist, I'm going to keep hoping that this is the week Alex realizes he has the ability to carry the team week after week.

[chiefzilla1501]

https://nflspinzone.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/136/files/2013/09/8emerlp.jpg

Assistant to the regional game manager

[Sandy Vagina]

https://nflspinzone.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/136/files/2013/09/8emerlp.jpg

wow.. that pic changed EVERYTHING.. and didn't make you look like a huge, hater butt-face at all! Mission accomplished! ROFL

[kcchiefsus]

Oh and btw this win just put Smith as the QB with most wins since the beginning of 2015 with 26. Brady has 25

He deserves credit, incredible work. But I'll say it again, I don't care a whole lot what he does during the regular season. This is all meaningless if he loses in the first game in the playoffs again. We've won plenty of games the past 4 years with nothing to show for it. Winning lots of regular season games is nice and all, but it's not enough.

[JakeF]

https://i.imgur.com/uHbmIMx.jpg

[notorious]

He made pretty throws on important plays.


His legs are back in a big way.


He is playing great. There is no doubt about it.

[scho63]

Are we going to start ANOTHER 10 Alex Smith threads after each game? JFC!

[JakeF]

Are we going to start ANOTHER 10 Alex Smith threads after each game? JFC!Mine was first, talk to those other guys about their dupes. :D

[Hammock Parties]

He deserves credit, incredible work. But I'll say it again, I don't care a whole lot what he does during the regular season. This is all meaningless if he loses in the first game in the playoffs again. We've won plenty of games the past 4 years with nothing to show for it. Winning lots of regular season games is nice and all, but it's not enough.

You could see the playoff loss coming last year though. He was terrible during the regular season. Games like today were few and far between.

He had maybe two or three games last year where he played like this.

So far it's been two in the first four games where you can sit back and say "yeah we could win a Super Bowl with that guy."

Because the defense hasn't been balling out in these games.

Granted he has to keep it up but the offense seems to have reached a tipping point of having so many playmakers it can almost completely support a smart QB with limited arm talent. Guys like Wilson have a lot more opportunity to make plays now with Hill and Kelce drawing gobs of coverage and Hunt scaring the shit out of defenses to boot. So they get wide fucking open.

That defense was clubbing the shit out of our offense in the first quarter and they completely rebounded. Completely.

That's championship stuff.

Also the bad defenses are going to get roasted by this unit. It's going to be fun.

[TripleThreat]

Thanks to all my chiefs but thanks Alex to you in particular. Life is tough right now real word stuff, so thanks for helping bring my Chiefs a win, this was big. Hope u carry us to a Super Bowl and if not more than just 1! We know mahomes is our future, but many forget you hand picked our franchise over others and before our next qb mahomes takes over, I really hope you get us a ring if not multiple rings before he takes over!

Cheers everyone, hell Of a game and it’s already a hell of a ride so far!!

[Ming the Merciless]

He is in impressive physical.shape..i like his fire

[mschiefs1984]

If THAT Alex Smith shows up through the playoffs the Chiefs are going to be a very hard team to knock out

[Rasputin]

That high draft pick this offseason KC gets after the Alex trade is going to be AWESOME!

Awesomeness post

[19now11]

I agree with TigeRRUppeRRcut. A lot of people gave myself and him a lot of s**t for defending him and the way Alex 'MVP' Smith is playing is making me smile!

Anyway great win for the Chiefs.

4-0 BABY!

do i go need to dig up the post i made during preseason about alex being mvp this year? wheres my rep?

[19now11]

In other news, Demetrius Harris couldn't catch a cold.

no shit! alex would have been over 300 yards for the first time eva!:banghead:

[19now11]

For any reasonable Smith critic, it's because we saw moments like today where Alex looks like a totally different QB. We know he's capable of this type of performance every single week. But it seems like our defense has to give up 10 quick points or we have to wait for the 4th quarter for this version of Alex Smith to kick into gear. We know he's capable of doing it every single week. Ever the optimist, I'm going to keep hoping that this is the week Alex realizes he has the ability to carry the team week after week.

i think playcalling has more to do with it than you detractors want to admit.

[chiefzilla1501]

i think playcalling has more to do with it than you detractors want to admit.

Playcalling has some to do with it. But the fact is, confident Alex decisively and quickly gets rid of the ball and attacks the running lanes. Game manager Alex dances a bit in the pocket and takes coverage sacks. I am not a detractor. If I saw last night's performance every week from Alex, I'd be a huge fan. I'm not saying he has to light up scoreboards. I'm talking about 3 to 4 quarters of football where he takes over games instead of managing them

[stevieray]

Alexseuals every where!

[RunKC]

I don't think the Chiefs are trading him.

An extension is on it's way.

He's not getting an extension.

[Hammock Parties]

He's not getting an extension.

Probably is if he's playing this way next year.

I don't see how they trade him if he has 4000 yards, 30 TD and wins a playoff game. Nobody trades that QB.

[kcchiefsus]

We don't have the cap room to extend him and hold on to young guys like Peters and Morse.

[RealSNR]

Credit given where it's due. Fantastic game from Smith where a lot of shit was in his face.

Honestly, I rank this game up there with last year's San Diego and Denver wins. Deadly perfect strikes downfield when we needed them. That throw to Kelce with pressure was brilliant, as was the throw to Wilson for the go ahead field goal.

[RealSNR]

Probably is if he's playing this way next year.

I don't see how they trade him if he has 4000 yards, 30 TD and wins a playoff game. Nobody trades that QB.

McNabb was still pretty good when Reid traded him.

A 4000 yard 30 TD season will result in some pretty beautiful draft picks

[FringeNC]

After the first quarter, the offense was so good it reminded me of the Vermeil-era Chiefs. All the more impressive with a make-shift offensive line...

[BigBeauford]

Oh and btw this win just put Smith as the QB with most wins since the beginning of 2015 with 26. Brady has 25

Did you know since 2017, this puts him at 4 wins, more than any QB!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[mikeyis4dcats.]

what was he so pissed at the black reporter for walking on the field as time expired?

[Ragged Robin]

He deserves credit, incredible work. But I'll say it again, I don't care a whole lot what he does during the regular season. This is all meaningless if he loses in the first game in the playoffs again. We've won plenty of games the past 4 years with nothing to show for it. Winning lots of regular season games is nice and all, but it's not enough.

idk, I'll take 17 weeks of great football and a playoff appearance + win here or there than years of being the laughingstock of the league :hmmm:

[Discuss Thrower]

He's not getting an extension.

Probably incorrect.

[kcchiefsus]

Probably incorrect.

So where do you see the cap room coming from to sign guys like Peters, Morse, etc. to extensions? Also, less important but still integral parts like Mitchell, Logan, Ford, etc. are free agents soon and will not be easily replaceable, especially missing our first round pick. Please explain the economics of how that will work?

[kcchiefsus]

idk, I'll take 17 weeks of great football and a playoff appearance + win here or there than years of being the laughingstock of the league :hmmm:

Not having won a super bowl in almost 50 years makes us a laughingstock no matter how many regular season games we win. That's a loser mentality.

[Discuss Thrower]

So where do you see the cap room coming from to sign guys like Peters, Morse, etc. to extensions? Also, less important but still integral parts like Mitchell, Logan, Ford, etc. are free agents soon and will not be easily replaceable, especially missing our first round pick. Please explain the economics of how that will work?

They'll let some guys walk and cut expensive veterans like Tamba, DJ and Colquitt then backload Smith's extension.

It's the wrong move to make a guy you spent three picks on to sit for four or five years, but it's what's going to happen.

[RunKC]

They'll let some guys walk and cut expensive veterans like Tamba, DJ and Colquitt then backload Smith's extension.

It's the wrong move to make a guy you spent three picks on to sit for four or five years, but it's what's going to happen.

I get that you're butthurt about being wrong that the Chiefs would finally take a QB in the first rd, but seriously quit getting more butthurt about Mahomes sitting. This is not going to affect the plan with Mahomes. Alex himself knows that this is likely his final season.

The list of mobile QB's who are elite at 35 or older is a very small list. Worst case scenario is Alex plays through his contract.

[O.city]

Yeah, if they like Mahomes as much as we hear, he isn't sitting.

This is the perfect scenario for the Chiefs. Smith plays like a badass, they trade him for a first rounder.

Win win

[saphojunkie]

I'm just enjoying watching this team ball out every week.

I don't know how Smith is going to finish this season, but it's a fun ride. I sure as hell hope something has really clicked for him after four years with a brilliant offensive coach.

[Mav]

So where do you see the cap room coming from to sign guys like Peters, Morse, etc. to extensions? Also, less important but still integral parts like Mitchell, Logan, Ford, etc. are free agents soon and will not be easily replaceable, especially missing our first round pick. Please explain the economics of how that will work?



Alex is known to take very team friendly contracts. The money would not be the issue. #15 is the issue. If he's ready in Andy's eyes Alex is gone. Same thing Andy did with McNabb, and Kolb. He doesnt bullshit.


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[kcchiefsus]

Alex is known to take very team friendly contracts. The money would not be the issue. #15 is the issue. If he's ready in Andy's eyes Alex is gone. Same thing Andy did with McNabb, and Kolb. He doesnt bullshit.


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Team friendly contract only goes so far. Alex isn't playing and risking injury for less than $10 million a year. He'd likely command $18 million a year or more on the open market by my estimation, so I doubt he would go much below that. Let's put him at around $16 million a year. That still significantly hampers our ability to do anything else to keep current players or add new talent.

But you are correct, if Mahomes is ready (as ready as you can be without seeing regular season action), Smith is gone. I see no reason to believe Mahomes won't have taken a huge leap by next year, so I simply don't see any way Smith is kept.

[penbrook]

Listen Smith will probably play out his contract here. This year and next. Everyone wants Mahomes because he chucks it deep but look at our QB right now. Smith is playing like Aaron Rodgers. And yes Smith is elite right now. You can’t call him a game manager anymore. His new name is Alex “Fuck it and chuck it” Smith

[kcchiefsus]

Listen Smith will probably play out his contract here. This year and next. Everyone wants Mahomes because he chucks it deep but look at our QB right now. Smith is playing like Aaron Rodgers. And yes Smith is elite right now. You can’t call him a game manager anymore. His new name is Alex “Fuck it and chuck it” Smith

I'm trying to be civil here, but if you really think Smith is in the realm of Aaron Rodgers you're retarded. And as always, after 5 years here Smith's regular season stats will likely factor very little into their decision next year. It doesn't take a genius to see that Smith's failure to guide this team deep into the postseason factored into their decision to finally take a 1st round QB. If Smith fizzles out again this postseason he's not going to get another year. 1-3 playoff record is pretty poor, 1-4 is abysmal. Even winning one game and losing in the AFC Championship game shouldn't be enough. It has to be super bowl or bust for Smith this year.

[Ming the Merciless]

Alex is known to take very team friendly contracts. The money would not be the issue. #15 is the issue. If he's ready in Andy's eyes Alex is gone. Same thing Andy did with McNabb, and Kolb. He doesnt bullshit.


I dont know how team friendly he can get ...Hes already supposed to get what 19 million?

I think it really boils down to performance through January and beyond.

Results or adios.

If dude wins afccg he stays probably....for one more season.

If not I dont see the point in spending 15+ million on him when we can get weapons for mahomes...

[penbrook]

I'm trying to be civil here, but if you really think Smith is in the realm of Aaron Rodgers you're retarded. And as always, after 5 years here Smith's regular season stats will likely factor very little into their decision next year. It doesn't take a genius to see that Smith's failure to guide this team deep into the postseason factored into their decision to finally take a 1st round QB. If Smith fizzles out again this postseason he's not going to get another year. 1-3 playoff record is pretty poor, 1-4 is abysmal. Even winning one game and losing in the AFC Championship game shouldn't be enough. It has to be super bowl or bust for Smith this year.

I said right now he’s playing like Aaron Rodgers. Hell Smith is the league MVP through the first quarter of the season.

[Nickhead]

I said right now he’s playing like Aaron Rodgers. Hell Smith is the league MVP through the first quarter of the season.

need the Oline to get healthy fast or those numbers could shrink. right now he is playing with controlled panic. that could change for the worse. :thumb:

[penbrook]

need the Oline to get healthy fast or those numbers could shrink. right now he is playing with controlled panic. that could change for the worse. :thumb:

Any update on LDT? Devey is a clusterfuck

[kcxiv]

Listen Smith will probably play out his contract here. This year and next. Everyone wants Mahomes because he chucks it deep but look at our QB right now. Smith is playing like Aaron Rodgers. And yes Smith is elite right now. You can’t call him a game manager anymore. His new name is Alex “Fuck it and chuck it” Smith

If they cant get something nice for Alex, you trade him and you dont look back. No one knows whats going to happen, only 1/4 of the season done. got a ways to go alot can change.

[Ming the Merciless]

Any update on LDT?

i havent seen jack shit

not a good sign maybe but im a pessimist

i hope its nothing

[Tribal Warfare]

i havent seen jack shit

not a good sign maybe but im a pessimist

i hope its nothing

MCL sprain according to Twitter

[Nickhead]

Any update on LDT? Devey is a clusterfuck

MCL three weeks is what i read in another thread.

[ModSocks]

Imagine that, Alex Smith is in the MVP talk and everyone took a shit on me in the offseason leading to my ass eventually sent to the romper room for endlessly defending him. Was worth every insult to get to this point.

And all it took was Patrick Mahomes. Behold the power of Mahomes.

[Nickhead]

i havent seen jack shit

not a good sign maybe but im a pessimist

i hope its nothing

gotta view pages beyond page 1. :D

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=310508

[milkman]

I dont know how team friendly he can get ...Hes already supposed to get what 19 million?

I think it really boils down to performance through January and beyond.

Results or adios.

If dude wins afccg he stays probably....for one more season.

If not I dont see the point in spending 15+ million on him when we can get weapons for mahomes...

Alex Smith could win the MVP/
He could lead this team to the SB, and win it, if he continues to play at this level.

He's playing at an elite level right now, which I have known he is capable of doing.

But he's been a giant pussy for years leading up to this season, and it took a real challenge to his job to get him to step up his game to this level.

For me, I don't give a rat's ass how well he performs this year, he needs to be gone after this season.

If he feels there's no longer a challenge, he probably reverts back to the pussy he has always been.

[PAChiefsGuy]

Alex Smith could win the MVP/
He could lead this team to the SB, and win it, if he continues to play at this level.

He's playing at an elite level right now, which I have known he is capable of doing.

But he's been a giant pussy for years leading up to this season, and it took a real challenge to his job to get him to step up his game to this level.

For me, I don't give a rat's ass how well he performs this year, he needs to be gone after this season.

If he feels there's no longer a challenge, he probably reverts back to the pussy he has always been.

He is playing the same way he has pretty much always played he just got better you idiot.

He is not a pussy. Other than kickers, I don't think any player in the NFL is a pussy. These guys put their bodies on the line. I'd like to see you sit in the pocket and take some of the hits he took last week and against the Eagles.

[RealSNR]

He is playing the same way he has pretty much always played he just got better you idiot.

He is not a pussy. Other than kickers, I don't think any player in the NFL is a pussy. These guys put their bodies on the line. I'd like to see you sit in the pocket and take some of the hits he took last week and against the Eagles.

And that's irrelevant.

It makes zero sense to keep him around another year no matter how well he plays. Wins the Super Bowl? Sell him off for more picks. Loses in the first playoff game? Sell him off for fewer picks.

Just fucking sell him. Mahomes' contract will balloon up pretty quickly for a rookie deal, and when that happens we absolutely need to know what we have in him.

[Rausch]

He is playing the same way he has pretty much always played he just got better you idiot.

Smith was never a pussy.

He was afraid of taking risks when the easy play was there.

Alex is one of the most sacked QB's in the league and you don't see him fold like Rivers, Cutler, or Dalton when he's getting hit consistently. In fact, despite our line allowing him to get beat up he's one of the top 3 QB's in the entire league right now.

And he's clutch WHEN IT MATTERS. When we need 3rd down conversions or 4th quarter drives to win the game...

[milkman]

He is playing the same way he has pretty much always played he just got better you idiot.

He is not a pussy. Other than kickers, I don't think any player in the NFL is a pussy. These guys put their bodies on the line. I'd like to see you sit in the pocket and take some of the hits he took last week and against the Eagles.

I am not talking about the hits.

I am talking about the approach.

He's playing to win this season, looking for plays down the field far more often and more consistently.

In the past, he has been playing not to lose.

That's the pussy approach.

[Sandy Vagina]

Not having won a super bowl in almost 50 years makes us a laughingstock no matter how many regular season games we win. That's a loser mentality.

You are only speaking for yourself here. There is a very good chance that you and maybe a dozen others are on this island alone. The Chiefs are a relevant, and well regarded football team now. A consistent top 5 AFC contender. You'd be surprised at how few people even keep count of who was in the SB year to year. Most people can only bother to remember the last one or two SB winners.. and any further thought is rare and forgettable.

I'm just enjoying watching this team ball out every week.

I don't know how Smith is going to finish this season, but it's a fun ride. I sure as hell hope something has really clicked for him after four years with a brilliant offensive coach.

HELL YES, this, all the way. People want to spend the months arguing over Mahomes, whether Smith gets extended, will we get over the playoff humps, blah ****ing blah... That be their right to, but no thanks. Rather just enjoy the ride, and let each week take care of itself.


That's the pussy approach.

Might be better to just call it this then. Calling him a pussy is not the same as calling his approach to the game pussified. It instantly puts your assessment in a poor light, as anyone who has played knows football is not a game for pussies. It's sudden, violent and damaging as ****.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Rodgers # of Sacks in
2017 (4 games): 15
2016: 35
2015: 46

Alex # of sacks in
2017 (4 games): 16
2016: 28
2015: 45

Brady # of sacks in
2017 (4games): 13
2016: 15
2015: 38
2013: 40


I'm tired of people treating sacks like they're turnovers.

[Sandy Vagina]

I'm tired of people treating sacks like they're turnovers.

Good point here. I think it's a lack of patience from fans. I know I feel impatient and annoyed at times when Smith eats a sack. But.. the game is long... and so far, they have continued to prove that you actually can fold on some hands, yet still win all the chips in the end. 0 INTs is an undervalued thing. :D

[PAChiefsGuy]

And that's irrelevant.

It makes zero sense to keep him around another year no matter how well he plays. Wins the Super Bowl? Sell him off for more picks. Loses in the first playoff game? Sell him off for fewer picks.

Just ****ing sell him. Mahomes' contract will balloon up pretty quickly for a rookie deal, and when that happens we absolutely need to know what we have in him.

It's up to Reid to decide what to do with Alex 'Montana' Smith. I trust Reid's decision making when it comes to the QB position so I'm not worried about it. Whatever Reid decides to do I am OK with. I may not agree with it but he's earned my trust.

I'm more worried about our oline, WRs, dline pressure seems kind of weak to me right now etc. Stuff like that.

[milkman]

Rodgers # of Sacks in
2017 (4 games): 15
2016: 35
2015: 46

Alex # of sacks in
2017 (4 games): 16
2016: 28
2015: 45

Brady # of sacks in
2017 (4games): 13
2016: 15
2015: 38
2013: 40


I'm tired of people treating sacks like they're turnovers.

Numbers mean jack.

Brady and Rodgers don't leave clean pockets and run themselves into sacks.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Numbers mean jack.

Brady and Rodgers don't leave clean pockets and run themselves into sacks.

A sack is a sack. A win is a win. These are 3 of the top winningest quarterbacks of the last 5 years.

[Best22]

I'd hate to see him in Denver

Right now he's the best QB in the division

[Sandy Vagina]

Numbers mean jack.

Brady and Rodgers don't leave clean pockets and run themselves into sacks.

Those two do it better, but they still do make stupid mistakes. I mean, think about it. If what's left is to compare Smith to Rodgers and Brady, where else can the goal posts be moved to next?

No. He is not elite. Not even his play this year gets that level of credit from me. The Chiefs don't need elite QB play to win it all, but IF THEY DO? then maybe your ire should be focused more on why that is.. instead of focusing on the QB?

[Rausch]

I am not talking about the hits.

I am talking about the approach.

He's playing to win this season, looking for plays down the field far more often and more consistently.

In the past, he has been playing not to lose.

That's the pussy approach.

He has most definitely taken off the diaper...

[Rausch]

Those two do it better, but they still do make stupid mistakes. I mean, think about it. If what's left is to compare Smith to Rodgers and Brady, where else can the goal posts be moved to next?

No. He is not elite. Not even his play this year gets that level of credit from me.

He's not an elite QB but he's having an elite season so far.

[morphius]

Good point here. I think it's a lack of patience from fans. I know I feel impatient and annoyed at times when Smith eats a sack. But.. the game is long... and so far, they have continued to prove that you actually can fold on some hands, yet still win all the chips in the end. 0 INTs is an undervalued thing. :D

I think the sack thing might be the fact that generally when we get one, we don't know make the first down, as the next play would be a run of maybe 3 and then a WR screen for 3, then punt. So, maybe not a turn over, but it was ending drives.

[Rausch]

I think the sack thing might be the fact that generally when we get one, we don't know make the first down, as the next play would be a run of maybe 3 and then a WR screen for 3, then punt. So, maybe not a turn over, but it was ending drives.

I think Reid being a better play caller has a lot to do with Smith being a better QB...

[Sandy Vagina]

I think the sack thing might be the fact that generally when we get one, we don't know make the first down, as the next play would be a run of maybe 3 and then a WR screen for 3, then punt. So, maybe not a turn over, but it was ending drives.

Oh no, man, I get that. It usually is a drive killer for us, but my point was, there are more drives later to come. So, as long as the defense isn't allowing TD after TD scored against us? we can show some patience on earlier drives stalling out. It's frustrating to eat sacks, and not take shots early, but no doubt it has helped us not turn the ball over. It just works.. for now.

[Fish]

https://i.imgur.com/jBx6b7i.png

[Rausch]

https://i.imgur.com/jBx6b7i.png

While this gif is sweet keep in mind the guy looks like Ryan Gosling, his wife IS smoke, and he'll probably QB yet another playoff game...

[JakeF]

need the Oline to get healthy fast or those numbers could shrink. right now he is playing with controlled panic. that could change for the worse. :thumb:
Hard to imagine a worse Oline performance than against Washington in the 1st half. Alex Smith held the team together long enough to back the Redskins' defense off and gain momentum for the entire team. I have no idea how well Smith is going to play the rest of the year but the Washington game is about as good as it gets for a QB under fire.

[Rasputin]

Thank you to Patrick Mahomes II for pushing Alex Smith into playing better than he ever has in his career.

[MahiMike]

Alex is by far the MVP so far. He is willing his team to victory, making defenses jump offsides and winging that ball to mostly no named players. He's this year's Brady baby!

[dls6501]

Alex is by far the MVP so far. He is willing his team to victory, making defenses jump offsides and winging that ball to mostly no named players. He's this year's Brady baby!

FOH with this nonsense. Roughly 70% of Alex's passing yards have gone to Kelce, Hill and Hunt.

No named players. SMFH

[DJ's left nut]

I'll take this Alex Smith every day of the week. It's just such a different QB when he plays with his hair on fire. He played like every single drive mattered.

How long are you going to hold onto this one?

The 2 best games he's played in his entire career have been this season and you're still trying to say that it's just the same guy, but he's being pressed more.

As though he wasn't pressed repeatedly over prior seasons and simply didn't make the play like he made to Wilson. He's had that opportunity a dozen times over the last couple of years and hasn't hit on it. Even when we've desperately needed him to pull a game from the fire, he's been unable to.

He's presently playing as the best possible version of Alex Smith. He's not a different type of quarterback but he's absolutely a different quarterback.

[DJ's left nut]

Credit given where it's due. Fantastic game from Smith where a lot of shit was in his face.

Honestly, I rank this game up there with last year's San Diego and Denver wins. Deadly perfect strikes downfield when we needed them. That throw to Kelce with pressure was brilliant, as was the throw to Wilson for the go ahead field goal.

Every now and then the years spent with Herm make me say something I hate (especially when combined with the Alexisms we've had over the last couple years), but here goes...

That throw to Kelce flipped the field. It was an invisible touchdown. It set up the punter.

{drinks bleach}

No points were scored but it allowed us to finally back up the Redskins a little. And unsurprisingly, they immediately hit a big play and then snagged another 1st down, IIRC. The ended up stalling at around our 40 and were forced to punt. That was the drive we answered with a TD.

If Smith doesn't stand in there, take the hit and get that ball downfield to Kelce, we end up punting from our own 15ish and that quick strike and additional 1st put them right back in the red zone. A healed defense could've easily folded and suddenly we're down 17-0 and the game's almost certainly over.

That play may have been more important than the play to Wilson. It gave them a second to breath and gave the defense enough breathing room to get the 'Skins off the field. Then we answered in the next drive and it was off to the races.

That play may end up forgotten because of the Wilson play but it was every bit as difficult and every bit as critical.

[TigeRRUppeRRcut]

Every now and then the years spent with Herm make me say something I hate (especially when combined with the Alexisms we've had over the last couple years), but here goes...

That throw to Kelce flipped the field. It was an invisible touchdown. It set up the punter.



Not a lot of CP people understand this concept about field position and the chess match that coaches are playing.

[19now11]

I don't think the Chiefs are trading him.

An extension is on it's way.

are u ok with that claynuss?

[MahiMike]

FOH with this nonsense. Roughly 70% of Alex's passing yards have gone to Kelce, Hill and Hunt.

No named players. SMFH

Who caught the 2 most important balls on the game winning drive?

[Hammock Parties]

are u ok with that claynuss?

https://i.imgur.com/GW25mggl.jpg

[Mav]

I dont know how team friendly he can get ...Hes already supposed to get what 19 million?

I think it really boils down to performance through January and beyond.

Results or adios.

If dude wins afccg he stays probably....for one more season.

If not I dont see the point in spending 15+ million on him when we can get weapons for mahomes...



Couldn't agree more. But the Pats have been moving Bradys money around for years. I mean they can drop Alex's cap hit and move the money to a bonus if they want. But I agree. Unless this team is at the very least in the AFCCG Alex is on another team next year.


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[Mav]

And all it took was Patrick Mahomes. Behold the power of Mahomes.



Competition is great at any position.


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[19now11]

https://i.imgur.com/GW25mggl.jpg

thats not an answer mother fucker. are u ok with alex in 17?

[Mav]

Every now and then the years spent with Herm make me say something I hate (especially when combined with the Alexisms we've had over the last couple years), but here goes...

That throw to Kelce flipped the field. It was an invisible touchdown. It set up the punter.

{drinks bleach}

No points were scored but it allowed us to finally back up the Redskins a little. And unsurprisingly, they immediately hit a big play and then snagged another 1st down, IIRC. The ended up stalling at around our 40 and were forced to punt. That was the drive we answered with a TD.

If Smith doesn't stand in there, take the hit and get that ball downfield to Kelce, we end up punting from our own 15ish and that quick strike and additional 1st put them right back in the red zone. A healed defense could've easily folded and suddenly we're down 17-0 and the game's almost certainly over.

That play may have been more important than the play to Wilson. It gave them a second to breath and gave the defense enough breathing room to get the 'Skins off the field. Then we answered in the next drive and it was off to the races.

That play may end up forgotten because of the Wilson play but it was every bit as difficult and every bit as critical.



You know what's funny about that play? I mentioned when I first came here that Alex's best throws in SF were seam throws to Vernon Davis. He's really good at that pass.


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[penbrook]

He's not an elite QB but he's having an elite season so far.

Deion Sanders has him as a elite qb

[Ming the Merciless]

Couldn't agree more. But the Pats have been moving Bradys money around for years. I mean they can drop Alex's cap hit and move the money to a bonus if they want. But I agree. Unless this team is at the very least in the AFCCG Alex is on another team next year.


also and I could be way off here but I'm trying to put myself in alex's position

He doesnt know when he will get hurt or how long he has left...

If he keeps playing lights out this year, the end of this year may be his last chance to get realy huge money and sign another 60-75 million dollar 4 year type deal with someone.

I know there are a lot of homers and true fans who think that "alex is already rich" but this is world changing amounts of money here. And I mean lets face it..if someone is willing to pay that much for him then he is worth it...I just do not see the chiefs being willign or able to do that...

and guess what I mean , if he keeps balling the **** out and some team out there is willign to shell out that kind of bread...I say more power too him..

You (he) cannot possibly predict what will happen , health wise or whatever to him...so him just playing out another year and rolling the dice with his career might not be the smartest move for him...

I mean unless the chiefs are willing to sit mahomes for 3-4 more years it seems like Smith has game left in him and no desire to stop playing.

[Hammock Parties]

thats not an answer mother fucker. are u ok with alex in 17?

https://i.imgur.com/BqnIz6ol.png

[penbrook]

Reid did say he was perfectly fine with Alex being here until he retires. Gruden said this on MNF

[dls6501]

Who caught the 2 most important balls on the game winning drive?

You made the idiotic claim that Alex has been winging it with no name players, to which I showed you is completely incorrect as 70% of his passing yards have gone to Hill, Kelce and Hunt.

Now you want to make this conversation about 2 passes in one drive of one game.

Keep changing the argument! You can never be wrong that way! :thumb:

[Ming the Merciless]

Reid did say he was perfectly fine with Alex being here until he retires. Gruden said this on MNF

out of curiosity, lets just imagine a situation (not the chiefs) where you have a QB in his final few years , that the head coach isn't 100% certain they are going to extend the contract....that might be able to be traded...that they may want to negotiate with in one of several ways: possibly get them to play for less, or negotiate a new contract ...etc etc etc

in other words there are various possibilities of keeping or not keeping this "imaginary" QB , and meanwhile the team also has a young , hotshot but unproven QB on the bench that will be the future of the team at some unknown time.

Now, what exactly would you say to the press in that situation so as to keep the trade value, not piss off the player, keep open the possibility of an extension, etc etc etc?

I mean what could you say that was any different from this? Just asking for a friend...

[Ming the Merciless]

Keep changing the argument! You can never be wrong that way! :thumb:

haha

also, his whole argument is false because the thing that people discuss about Brady when referring to how many WR's he throws to is TD's.

Brady has thrown so many TD's so so many different WR's its crazy..

Whereas we have gone a whole season without throwing any td to any receiver..

Theres just no comparison here to be made, it is grasping at straws and straw men...

[Rasputin]

Reid did say he was perfectly fine with Alex being here until he retires. Gruden said this on MNF

I've said this before but Patrick Mahomes II can beat out Alex Smith for starting job next TC & preseason. It's always harder to beat the incumbent but if they had equal time and bot got to play with the starters I think Patrick will showcase why they drafted him and take over.


Fucking bullshit to continue another season with Alex Smith anything short of winning the Super Bowl.

[penbrook]

I've said this before but Patrick Mahomes II can beat out Alex Smith for starting job next TC & preseason. It's always harder to beat the incumbent but if they had equal time and bot got to play with the starters I think Patrick will showcase why they drafted him and take over.


****ing bullshit to continue another season with Alex Smith anything short of winning the Super Bowl.

Pat has the physical tools but he needs to make pre snap adjustments, identify blitzes, read coverages. It’s more than just chucking it deep

[MahiMike]

You made the idiotic claim that Alex has been winging it with no name players, to which I showed you is completely incorrect as 70% of his passing yards have gone to Hill, Kelce and Hunt.

Now you want to make this conversation about 2 passes in one drive of one game.

Keep changing the argument! You can never be wrong that way! :thumb:

FUCK YOU for calling me idiotic. There are 2 guys that catch passes and 1 decoy. The rest are scrubs unheard of outside of KC.

FUCK YOU MAN. Who the hell are you? I never get pissed at anyone here until now.

[Ming the Merciless]

**** YOU MAN. Who the hell are you? I never get pissed at anyone here until now.

cuss words ns fw

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[Sandy Vagina]

**** YOU for calling me idiotic. There are 2 guys that catch passes and 1 decoy. The rest are scrubs unheard of outside of KC.

**** YOU MAN. Who the hell are you? I never get pissed at anyone here until now.

He's a long-time Alex hater, and IMHO, a 49ers fan pretending to be a Chiefs fan. That one, admittedly, is yet to be proven. (had to throw that last bit out there, since some people are really uptight about allegations and evidence, lol)

[Ming the Merciless]

That one, admittedly, is yet to be proven. (had to throw that last bit out there, since some people are really uptight about allegations and evidence, lol)

shocking coming from the biggest liar on this site, that just throws out 'yet to be proven' allegations to guys like they are cheap mardi gras necklaces at the gay bar

stop being a lying piece of shit...

its not a good look

[SAUTO]

Alex Smith could win the MVP/
He could lead this team to the SB, and win it, if he continues to play at this level.

He's playing at an elite level right now, which I have known he is capable of doing.

But he's been a giant pussy for years leading up to this season, and it took a real challenge to his job to get him to step up his game to this level.

For me, I don't give a rat's ass how well he performs this year, he needs to be gone after this season.

If he feels there's no longer a challenge, he probably reverts back to the pussy he has always been.

I agree

[Sandy Vagina]

Reid did say he was perfectly fine with Alex being here until he retires. Gruden said this on MNF

This is true. I think the quote was "I love Alex. He can hang with me till I retire."

ROFL

.. but if he stays healthy all year, and if they get through the AFCCG victoriously, I can see him wanting to finish out his current contract. That's about it though.

.. and maybe Andy was thinking of a coaching gig for Alex instead of more years playing... it's possible.

[penbrook]

Gil Brandt has his MVP right now in Alex Smith

[Mav]

This is true. I think the quote was "I love Alex. He can hang with me till I retire."



ROFL



.. but if he stays healthy all year, and if they get through the AFCCG victoriously, I can see him wanting to finish out his current contract. That's about it though.



.. and maybe Andy was thinking of a coaching gig for Alex instead of more years playing... it's possible.



I'd like to see Alex retire and then coach. Perfect demeanor for it.


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[Sandy Vagina]

I'd like to see Alex retire and then coach. Perfect demeanor for it.


Would be fine by me, but I really don't see it. I think it was Dane who alluded to how much time and focus such jobs require.. and maybe he wants that.. but I'd think he would rather spend that time on his wife, young kids, and Foundation.

.. but whatever. If it's really what he wants, so be it.