<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Well, Jason Cole was guessing, but he said &quot;6 years, 17 or 17.5 million a year&quot; when I asked what contract Alex Smith will sign. <a href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%23Chiefs&amp;src=hash">#Chiefs</a></p>&mdash; Danny Parkins (@DannyParkins) <a href="https://twitter.com/DannyParkins/statuses/421029198333874176">January 8, 2014</a></blockquote>
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**** me in the ass with a chainsaw :facepalm: Why did I have to be born near this god damned city and franchise.

Pick another team then.

So, 5/75 then?

Kiss my ass then, bitch.

Obviously it depends on how it's structured, but that's scary to me regardless.

Seems a little steep, doesn't it?

Well, look at this thing in chunks, or bites, kind of like eating an elephant.

First, do you believe the Chiefs will ever draft a QB with their first round pick?

If you do, then you would be upset with a long term contract for AS. Of course, we all know the length doesn't matter, it is the guaranteed money.

But if you are like me and don't believe they will use a 1st, I think he is about as good as we can expect to have behind center. Granted, he didn't put the team on his back and carry it that last drive, but he did play very well and gave it all he had, he was all in.

Make the best of it, it is Clarks money and surround him with what he needs to succeed.

It's Smith fault Bowe let a little corner force him to the sideline?

Man, that is way to much.

For any single player. People have completely forgotten that teams win.

That's the going rate for a QB.

It's crazy. You can't hamstring a team because one player.

If anything we know that now.

I wonder what the average pay for SB winning QB's is at the time they won.

Not after they won.

I would do 5/75 in a heartbeat.

No clue but you got guys like Romo Cutler and Ryan getting 100m dollar deal and haven't won shit.

Agree