I sure hope its not his Grandma

I'm withholding judgement on his play last year, I've been such a big fan for a long time that I'm going to simply wait for him to show me this year.

And truth be told, he may never again reach his old numbers, Smith likes to spread it around, I've lost count of how many times last year where we had 6, 7, 8 receivers in a game... I just want him to maximize the targets he does get more often.

If he has more games like Indy this year, I'll remain a big fan... he's a homeskillet man, gotta give him another chance.

lets be honest D bowe is not the smartest cat out there, maybe it took him a full year to learn the brand new playbook and to get on par with Alex Smith.

I want to :hump: Kate Upton.

Alex Smith threw a ball just like you suggest and Bowe didn't make a play on that one either. He let the defender go up and high point the ball. In fact, Alex Smith try to put the ball in just about every place you could and there was always some kind of Bowe excuse about why the pass wasn't caught.

Bowe doesn't come back and fight through the defender so the ball can be back shoulder
Bowe doesn't high point the ball so the pass can't be a jump ball
Bowe isn't fast enough to be 3 yards open
Bowe lets the defender push him against the sideline so it can't be just pass/placed in his hands
Bowe catches with his chest, not his hands so it can't be 'in stride' or he is out of bounds or the defender has time to knock it away
If Bowe isn't open then 'Smith needs to just throw it' anyway but on the slant that Bowe failed to fight inside, Smith wasn't just suppose to throw it to a covered Bowe

endless gawd dam excuses, endless

Yeah couldn't be because Alex Smith devalues wide receivers. Nope, not at all. Has nothing to do with the fact that no wide receiver has EVER produced 1,000 yards with Alex Smith at QB. You dunce.

devito too