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We need to extend Alex Smith (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=280391)

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 10346941)

By all accounts he has never been about money and willing to play for less. I'm thinking 3 for 42-45 is fair but it would end up being some goofy long deal where the money is spread out.

Check your PM's.

TEN YEARS, ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 10346888)

Yep. Everyone is responsible when there is 35-6 run in the course of a game. You can't spin that shit.

I'd agree, but you sure seem to be trying to spin it pretty hard.

He took the cheap deal because nobody wanted him. Lets don't sugar coat shit.

There is a reason everybody in the world was shocked how he played yesterday because that is not normal Alex Smith. If it was, Harbaugh wouldn't have gotten rid of him. SF wouldn't have went through a million head coaches. Let him play lights out next year and then pay him the big bucks.

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Originally Posted by Molitoth (Post 10346944)

Giving one player that much money hurts the rest of the team. If Alex Smith is going to demand that, then let him go and take your chances with Bray or another unproven that can be an elite QB just waiting for his chance to play.

That's the going rates for a QB.

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Originally Posted by Pam Oliver's Forehead (Post 10346950)

TEN YEARS, ONE HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS

ROFL

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Originally Posted by Jakemall (Post 10346659)

The going out of bounds catch by bowel on 4th would have won the game too.

Pfft... That was Smiths fault/CP dunbasses

**** Alex Smith I don't curr if he had a good game or not. He isn't taking us to the Super Bowl.

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Originally Posted by ChiefsandO'sfan (Post 10346742)

Does Bill know Alex out played Luck?

Now that is pure bullshit. Alex was not down by 28 but was given 4 turnovers and a short field several times by the defense.

Yeah, the D sucked ass, but to say AS outplayed Luck is just a dumbass statement. Luck came back and won the damn game.

Is every n00b completely full of bloody red negative rep?

Looks to me the last 100 all have found a way to build up an impressive resume of work very quickly. LMAO

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Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10346844)

Alex wants to be shown loyalty. He CARES nothing about the dollar figure. He wants to be embraced by the franchise.

Just my opinion. But he has always shown that loyalty is much more important than MONEY.

This is what I have always thought also.

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Originally Posted by BigCatDaddy (Post 10346888)

Yep. Everyone is responsible when there is 35-6 run in the course of a game. You can't spin that shit.

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 10346894)

You think JC (then Davis), Avery, and Flowers being hurt played a roll maybe?

I'm guessing an All Pro RB may be worth 3 -4 points.

No he's a ****ing ingnorant cock eating troll and he is looking for a bag of dicks

Alex Smith played lights out. What Chiefs QB has played better in the playoffs? Bet you can't list more two after Lenny the Cool....

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 10346894)

You think JC (then Davis), Avery, and Flowers being hurt played a roll maybe?

I'm guessing an All Pro RB may be worth 3 -4 points.

Sure. Like I said there is plenty of blame to go around being outscored 35-6 in less than a half. I'd like to think even with a few guys out we could do a little better than 35-6 in 28 minutes of football.

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Originally Posted by Old Dog (Post 10346449)

You can wash his nuts all you want. He DID play his best HALF ever, but couldn't finish the deal. The "defense" can claim a whole hell of a lot of the blame, but missing a wide open Gray for a TD, the fumble, grounding call (he damn sure could have thrown it at Shermans feet), and then throwing the final ball to Bowe out of bounds can't completely absolve him of blame.

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Originally Posted by chiefquarterback10 (Post 10346455)

he didn't really miss gray. gray broke off his route like an idiot

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Originally Posted by jd1020 (Post 10346461)

Gray was wide the **** open.

He missed him.

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Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith had one of the finest playoff performances you’ll ever see from a quarterback on Saturday. Smith, who threw for 378 yards and four touchdowns, with no interceptions and added 57 yards rushing, did exactly what every NFL team hopes its quarterback will do, turning in a brilliant game on a big stage.

But the Chiefs lost, 45-44, which meant that afterward, everyone wanted to talk about one throw that went wrong.

Smith overthrew an open running back Cyrus Gray on a deep ball that would have been a touchdown on the first play of the fourth quarter, one of the key plays that the Chiefs wish they could have back. After the game, Smith said that play was one he and starting running back Jamaal Charles had perfected in practice. Unfortunately, Charles was out of the game with a concussion, and Smith said that when Gray came in to run the play, he was running that route with Smith for the very first time.

“The tough part is all week with so many reps and obviously with Jamaal getting all of those, it’s just something we have never repped with Cyrus, but still got to hit it though. You don’t get many opportunities like that,” Smith said.

Looking at the play, and considering that Charles is faster than Gray, Smith probably threw it exactly where it needed to be if Charles had been the one running the route: Smith’s pass traveled about 30 yards downfield, and Gray was a step or two behind where the ball landed. Charles is probably a step or two faster than Gray on a 30-yard route. If Charles doesn’t get hurt, that play is probably a Chiefs touchdown. Instead, the drive turned into a Chiefs punt.

It would be an overstatement to pin a wild back-and-forth battle like Saturday’s Chiefs-Colts game on one play. But that one play may have been the difference between Smith leading his team to a fantastic playoff win, and Smith spending the rest of the playoffs wondering, What if.

This is how a leader, and a winner handles adversity.

How can anyone not embrace this guy, is beyond me. This is a MAN right here folks.