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Statistically, and from a standpoint of his abilities as a passer. You have no legs to stand on. CALL ME when Alex Smith throws 23 TDs in a season. Had Alex Smith done anything like what Green had done before KC, I'd be more inclined to give him some slack. That eight-game stretch Green had with the Rams was more impressive than the ENTIRETY of Alex Smith's NFL dink and dunk career. |
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To be clear, I never said Smith was better than Green.
I used Green as an example because he had not done anything in his short career at the time to indicate he would throw for 4000 in 3 consecutive seasons. |
the Treen Green/Rich Gannon comparisons are literally what you hope and pray Alex Smith is for a ceiling. Some 30-37 year old window where he plays lights out and has a career resurgence.
I mean, it's really rare for that to happen to a QB. How many can you name? Gannon? Green? Who else had a good late career. Kurt Warner probably counts in there too. You are basically saying Alex Smith might compare to 3 guys that are such a rare case at the QB position, and if he ends up being as good as them, probability states he should carry us to a Super Bowl, like Gannon and Warner did. That's just way too much hypothetical with such a rare percentage of it panning out. |
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But, hope is all I have. |
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Smith has been playing for years... |
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Meanwhile Alex Smith has only shown dink and dunk propensities. You are a homer so this is hard, but Green > Smith before KC, and it's not close. |
People want us to run an offense like the Texans run, which is fine. But by saying that, do you think Andy Reid is going to run an offense like that?
Cause IIRC, he's never ran one that way. |
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Stop being a dumb homer. We had enough of that from you last offseason. |
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