LMAO Still, I don't see how you could have done better.

QBs are a supply-demand issue. If you have two QB-deep drafts in a row with a league that gives them 3+ years, logic dictates that it's likely they won't be snapped up as quickly.

It's not absolutely a dispositive statement about the quality of the class.

Oh, and you mean the risk of potentially having zero ****ing chance of winning a SB because the QB is middling at best?

Whew. Glad we dodged that bullet.

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Oh yes! Let's not forget THAT brilliant stroke of ****ing genius! God damn, Dane; let's get the mighty 411 on THAT sweet-assed move, patn'a!

You're ****ing stupid, regardless of the fact the Gabbert got two head coaches and a GM fired.

No, not necessarily, because the teams with the supply aren't the only teams that passed on these qbs.

There was definitely a demand on them, as there always is or will be with qbs at the top of the draft.

But that's no different from taking any other approach. Alex Smith is a gutless ****ing moved, designed for nothing more than a CYA moment, assuming Reid and Dorsey have half a clue.

Given that the former is reportedly "in love" with Smith, though, we could be in deep ****ing shit.

It's not zero chance when the starter was drafted in the first round.

He most definitely would have. He won 10 games with skill position players far less talented than his successor had, who managed to win 8 and 5 games. He was a concussion away from a BCS game at Missouri. He's 6'5" with good mobility, top notch character, and a very strong arm.

He obviously had severe system issues and pocket presence problems, but there is no chance even the Chiefs would have passed on him at #1 overall last year. He was a superior prospect to Geno in every way.

LMAO very well.

Ok, so this year is SB or bust?

I thought the same thing with Quinn last year, but sometimes you have to flush even the double-tapered ones.

Cheers.

Wait, wait; are you REALLY trying to tell us that because Alex was a first rounder who has played long enough in this league to establish his mediocrity, that we should somehow throw a little money down on him in Vegas to win the Chiefs a Super Bowl?

Are you REALLY going this route?

Please think before replying.

I don't know what I can say to convince you.

Unless there's a "no-brainer", GM's and head coaches WILL NOT take a "chance" on a QB in the first round that needs to "sit" for a year.

This year alone, the Jets passed TWICE. The Cards, Jags, Chiefs and other QB needy teams passed.

Those days are over. LONG over.