Im not the one saying ALEX SMITH FAN BOYS MAKE ME SICK.

So, uh, take your own advice okay?

9ers WR crop sucks and STILL SUCKS. ROFL ROFL ROFL

That's all you need to know. ROFL

Cause they have nothing better to do with their pathetic lives... ROFL

It's not hard to understand, especially when Alex Smith has ALREADY "Stick It" to the Alex Smith whiners the past 2 seasons LOL ROFL ROFL ROFL

Get ready to "Stick It" some more now that he is in KC and has the full support of a good coaching staff, a equally talented team, a weak azz division and soon conference (when Manning and Brady retires in the next 2 seasons), while ALEX SMITH is in his prime in regards to age, experience and confidence.

All the Alex Smith whining azz trolls will have to go back to their caves and rot there for the rest of their pathetic lives LOL ROFL ROFL ROFL

Here is some useful info for the whiners to "Stick It" some more ROFL ROFL ROFL

Have fun whiners ROFL:

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Alex Smith and Elvis Grbac is one of the dumbest comparisons ever.

There's a shock

I disagree but oh well. I struck a nerve. Hope things work out for you.

I'm pretty sure I know who you are on the 9er board. Best of luck. :D

;)

C'mon now.....

Von, is that you?

I get what you're saying. What I'm suggesting is that you're setting the bar too high for the price you paid. You're not going to get the next Peyton Manning for 2 2nds. If that's the kind of change you're looking for, may I suggest playing the lottery?

I get you're all tired of mediocrity, but I think you're setting yourself up for disappointment. I think Alex is a very good QB, but Peyton Manning is going to be a HOF player.

Question: If a player makes a team better, but isn't one of the best in the NFL, is a trade a failure? I don't think so...not as long as he brings more to the table than the 2 2nd rounders would have.

I'm setting the bar as high as it *should* be set. When your coaching staff calls the quarterback you traded for, the one the new head coach has been in love with for years, the best in the NFL, when the guy is clearly and obviously being set up as the face of the franchise for the next 5 years, it is not out of proportion to expect him to be one of the top QBs in the league.

I am not saying he has to be Peyton Manning, specifically. I am also not saying he has to be Drew Brees, specifically. I simply listed those two as players who were able to excel immediately with new teams. Which I believe we should expect Alex Smith to do, with the offensive players in place around him.

What I am saying is that for this team to prosper long term, his name needs to be mentioned in the company of players like Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, Joe Flacco, Matt Ryan, Tom Brady, Ben Roethlisberger and Eli Manning. He needs to become a part of that group for this trade to be worth it, in my opinion. Top 5-10 at his position. That's not asking too much. That's basically just asking him to be a 2013 version of Trent Green.

You are aware that Denver was a play-off team the year before Manning got there with Tebow, right? It kinda diminishes his accomplishments there. Also, aside for a play-off appearance when he first arrived, Brees' 2nd and 3rd years with the Saints did not result in a winning season let alone a play-off appearance.

They both played well for new teams, no matter how you want to try to rationalize it. There's no reason Alex Smith should not perform well here immediately.

Smith has 12 4th qtr comebacks and is Gannons age when Oakland got him.

Had 6 in 2011 alone.