I like his intangibles but to say Dalton was a winner is a little disingenuous. He was on a good team, same with Tebow.


It's why I don't really like when peoe say Alex Smith won in the playoffs. So did Tebow. And I am one of few who actually like Alex Smith a lot here, was actually kind if hoping we would trade for him a little.


I just don't like to use "he won in the playoffs" or "he's a winner" as a justification because I think there's more to the player and I don't think it's a good way to show what they might do here in a totally different situation

Alex Smith has too many other positives that he brings to the table in terms of qb skills and leadership for me to have to use the playoff game.


Because of Cassel we hate to see all the talk if leadership etc. but Alex can actually back it up with talent and ability, so it's not necessarily a bad thing.

What ability?

Checkdown artist who takes too many sacks.

That's literally what defines him.

That's not ability.

The guy has near elite accuracy in short and intermediate zones. He isn't going to ever e confused for a gunslinger, but he's got good enough arm strength.

If you've watched harbaughs offense at Stanford and sf, you understand why his passer rating and stats are what they are

Spending all your Saturday talking about Alex and Geno?

Sad. Lonely. Loser. :shake:

He should have hired YOU, Dane! Because you're a goddamned ****ing expert in ALL THINGS IMAGINABLE!

I've never considered myself an expert. I go with what my gut tells me. In the case of the Chiefs, I have history on my side as well. It is what it is.

Geno must've really ****ed up his pre draft interviews to fall out of the 1st, and pulling an LJ with signing on with Jay-Z and abruptly firing his previous agent is indicative of his off field decision making and maturity.

Spend your Saturday watching the festivities of someone elses team? What the **** does that say about you?

I went for a 10-mile bike ride earlier.

I also like computer time.

Or, considering the mans known IQ, perhaps he's being proactive regarding his career from the get-go, and taking no shit?

This "immaturity" shit is overblown. WAY overblown, and some folks here are going to find this out the hard way.

I'm thinking bout buying a bike, do you feel like you get the same workout as running? Do you have any recommendations on bikes?

Yes, and it's easier on my knees.

No, not really.

Just go to a good bike store, they won't steer you wrong. You should spend about $300 unless you want a mountain bike or some serious shit.

http://www.giant-bicycles.com/en-us/

My son and his stepdad do a lot of trail riding.

Very solid bicycles.

Yeah, not cheap. My son's bike was $400. His stepdad paid $600 for his.

I've been going at it pretty hard lately as I got talked into doing a tough mudder and I'm just getting worn down. I need something else to do for cardio work on the side so I thought cycling might work.

I'll check out a bike store