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If you don't like me calling your posts shit, stop shit posting. |
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Putting Geno in this soon now that Mark is hurt, and they don't know how hurt, hes going to get fed to the wolves..... |
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Keep ****ing doubting Geno Smith.
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I don't ****ing care if you hate Geno Smith. I didn't call dane a shit poster because he didn't like Geno Smith, but his posts at least had substance. Your posts ****ing suck. Go to CC. |
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**** yourself in the ass with a tonka truck covered with herpes.
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Why wait around for the future, go see if you can get it. |
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The dumpster fire remark was a reference to one of Claytex's earlier posts about Alex. I don't know what CC is but I'm guessing it's a dating site for you and your cousins. I'm flattered by the invite but respectfully decline. |
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You'll fit in well there with your sassy insults. Your lack of being able to produce a quality post will make you a respected poster. |
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And its going to happen.....But hes not ready, and its going to ruin him. They cant baby him like Seattle did, or the Skins did. He is going to spend the second halves of games trying to win the games, and probably get killed because the Jets have a suspect oline, no receivers, and Rex Ryan is a dumbass....... Its honestly like watching Alex Smiths rookie season under Mike Nolan again. And what do you know, both of those dumbasses came from Baltimore. |
Geno knew where he was on the field. He was just a little overwhelmed and a step slow in getting rid of the ball.
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I don't have a dog in this fight except for fighting stupidity. |
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The curse for Geno is when Ryan throws him to the wolves in the regular season. He is going to risk killing Geno's confidence and ruining him by not developing him slowly enough. It takes a long time for some QBs to really master the craft. If you just throw him out there, he is not going to have a chance to really correct his mistakes. And you know how nasty the media is to NY players who fail. Look at all Andrew Lucks interceptions last year, and he came out NFL ready. Imagine him sitting behind Peyton Manning for 2 years. He would be other-worldly. Geno is screwed, but it is not 30 snaps in pre-season that is going to screw him. It is an ass for a coach who won't develop him properly, and can't even commit to the veteran temporarily to allow the rookie time to grow. Or even commit to the rookie so he knows he is not on the bubble. Ryan is an ass. |
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The interceptions aren't that big of a deal at this point. He should learn what he can and can't do at the NFL level. That stepping out of bounds play was truly bizarre. That was a high school mistake, if that.
Then even worse was Ryan putting Sanchez in behind the 9th string line in the 4th quarter and getting him killed. Yeah that's the guy I want developing my QB! |
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I would love to have an inside look at that whole dynamic. |
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Three INT's and a safety. |
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You'll only get what you got with sanchez, get the kid in there... scheme around him like your life depended on it, if nothing else it will give the team a fresh spark after being beaten down by the same ol' consistent fail they've seen for 5 year. |
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Geno Smith isn't the answer but if the Jet's are lucky they run Geno out there every game and have a chance at Bridgewater next year. |
Keep hope alive, Geno fans. Don't listen to the drone of the haters.
Look at these beautiful throws. Both came in the third quarter. One came on yet another TD drive led by Geno mother****ing Smith. That's right. He had two scoring drives tonight. That's what he does. He scores the ball. http://i.imgur.com/qVhQlSX.gif http://i.imgur.com/zz9JM1Y.gif |
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You are Whitlock and Geno is Jeff George. |
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Alexcuse? |
This sums up Geno's INTs pretty good.
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This thread will be being bumped 10 years from now, after Geno Smith has been out of the league for 5 years and probably worn 2 or 3 different helmets.
He'll be one of those guys like Casey Printers that you can't believe there was a huge debate about. |
Geno didn't attempt a single throw for KC tonight, that's all i really care about.
Tuesdays gone with the wiiind... Well Geno, bye. |
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It's a start. |
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See how that works? |
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Check out reality sometime. Walter Payton broke long runs for touchdowns. Larry Johnson broke long runs for touchdowns. See how that works? This would be a lot more fun if the Geno mafia weren't so mentally feeble. |
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Check out reality sometime. |
Geno Smith showed time and again that he could not handle defenses that pressured him in college. That is reality. Take your head out of your arse.
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Can you imagine the utter chaos this board would be in right now if Alex Smith had a performance as awful as Geno's last night?
Clay would be going on a rampage. One hand typing on CP and the other stroking it to his Anti-Alex euphoria. |
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We wouldn't have drafted this POS in the 2cd round either. |
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Well, I am an admitted old fart, and I remember a few things about the "old" NFL. I'm not unwilling to learn about "today's" NFL. I think I'm starting to figure it out.
Check me on this: It doesn't actually matter which team catches the ball at the end of a pass. The important part is the distance the ball travels through the air by the quarterback that threw it. If your quarterback consistently throws passes that go many yards through the air, regardless of which team catches it, he is an elite franchise quarterback, and your team actually has a chance to win the Superbowl. If your quarterback rarely throws passes that go many yards through the air, and the only players that catch the ball are players on the same team, your quarterback sucks, and you have zero chance of ever winning a playoff game. You MIGHT back into the playoffs, but you will absolutely never win. Am I getting this right? Now I gotta figure out how they tie the scoreboard to those passing yards and I'm home free. This new NFL is kinda quirky, it's like learning to play cribbage. I don't think it matters if Geno throws interceptions, does it? What was his total yardage on them.... Right? Dinny |
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Dinny Blues has gotten ultra aggressive lately. He's been hunting Clay down and trying to bait him and everything. Posting more often than he has in years.
If we're not careful, he'll actually catch him, cook him up, and eat him for supper. Then Kyle will have some sort of lawsuit on his hands, I'm sure. |
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I'm not baiting him, I'm trying to spark maybe one shred of self-awareness, or something. I'm really on his side. If the day ever comes that he actually "gets it", I hope it goes well for him. Dinny |
What always got me about the Geno Smith fellators is using his college stats to justify his selection at 1.1. His Air Raid stats were no better than Seth Doege and not as good as Case Keenum's, and nobody of course wanted those guys.
Of course, Geno Smith is a better prospect than those guys because of his physical skills. Geno Smith may develop into a good QB, but it's not going to be because his stats in college guaranteed it. Geno Smith is no more ready to start the season than Tyler Bray -- he's a project and had no business going at 1.1. |
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But in Dane-World, that just isn't how it's done! God you are a ****ing asshat. Quit crying about how you were so mistreated by fans of Geno, you ****ing bitches twat. What you SHOULD be crying about, is that goddamned, worthless LOSER we picked up from San Francisco, and who is going to absolutely WASTE two or more years of our lives with his Cassel-esque ****tardation. And if you REALLY THINK it's going any other way, you are clearly more goddamned, ****ing stupid than I will EVER be. Good day, and go **** yourself. Twice. Because it's Sunday. |
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I was told that if Aaron Rodgers were drafted instead of Alex Smith that Aaron would of single handedly raised the 49er franchise. I am a firm believer that certain qbs can overcome certain things. But, if you have as much dysfunction as a team like the Jets has, the Lions had for years under Millen, the 49ers had from 2003-2010, that it is almost impossible for a team to succeed, much less a qb that has way too much required of him, and doesn't have the coaching, or front office that is equipped to build around the qb. There is Civil War going on in New York right now. Geno Smith who I believe is talented, is being looked at as a savior, that was drafted aboard the Titantic that had already hit the iceberg and was taking on water. |
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Both were expected to beat out lame duck qbs, Tim Rattay, and Mark Sanchez, both had far too high of expectations placed on them by their fan bases, and neither were ready to play immediately. Remember, history repeats itself. Geno Smith is going to bomb out in New York, and it has absolutely NOTHING to do with his skill set. He is absolutely an NFL qb. But he is going to have to find his Sean Payton, or Mike McCarthy to get there. |
Geno looked like the hot turd that he is last night.
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Replace Alex Smith with Tyler Bray in the Poll and then this thread is interesting...
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Smitty's out of their league. |
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Lol. |
Anyone who was for drafting Geno at 1.1 should be banned from this board for a year, and an additional year should be tacked on for every season that passes without them admitting they're idiots.
We can start with Gochiefs who was also in Brodie Croyle's camp a few years ago.:doh!: Dude a wordsmith you are, but you DON'T KNOW D!CK ABOUT QB's! |
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And yes, I wanted Geno drafted here. So far, that looks like it would have been a real mistake, even if playing in New York for that sinking franchise isn't doing him any favors.
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Its hard enough for a qb coming out of college to learn ONE play book. Now he has to do it every single year? This is my problem with Alex Smith haters. They refuse to understand how and why great nfl franchises, STAY GREAT. Continuity. Now, I don't know who you are on the 49ers board, but im sure that when I brought up this point about how and why players like Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, Eli Manning, and up until last year Big Ben, had been qbs that thrived year in and year out. It shouldn't be a surprise to anyone that the minute Bruce Arians left Pittsburgh that the Steelers didn't make the playoffs. Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Eli Manning, have had the same systems their entire career. Hell, Peyton Manning has had the same system his entire career. Even now in Denver. What, you don't think that having Jim Harbaugh since day one is a huge help to Kaepernick? Come on. The situations for both guys, are, and were terrible. Neither Nolan, nor Rex Ryan believe that a qb is as important as the rest of the league knows. |
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it still seems odd that people are swooning over Geno Smith....he's struggling in NY and last nights debacle didn't help to give anyone hope, especially that absolute brain-fart of a safety.
The funny thing is, he wasn't really highly sought after once he went thru the Combine. He didn't set himself apart from any of the other QB's and then to see him fall like he did should speak for itself. He may very well be a decent QB a few years down the road but he was nowhere near someone we should have spent either a 1st or 2nd round draft pick on. |
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You may be right. But isn't that about as stupid as calling his career after a couple of pre-season games? Both things (swooning/detracting) are based on shit that has not even happened yet. |
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Continue reading or don't... but if you want to know what's what? Then continue on... Alex's rookie season was no doubt abysmal.. that much is true. Terrible personnel and novice and horrid HC.. 20 year old Urban Meyer QB getting thrown out on the field in a WCO run by a 1st year OC. Alex had a pretty solid 2nd year with Norv Turner as 1st yr OC. It was even better than the 2nd year put up by HOF-er Troy Aikman, and Troy had a much better team supporting him. Norv departs when offered a HC job... ****!!! Alex's year 3 was going okay, considering that Jim Hostler was the new OC... ask any SF fan and they laugh and cry about that turd.... SF was 2-1... that loss being @ Pittsburgh. Then in game 4, Alex got the separated shoulder vs the Hawks. Then, Alex was goaded by his HC to get back out there and play a month later... that did not go well, and everyone could tell that Alex was throwing with a damaged shoulder. Hostler is fired for being the turd he was. In year 4, Nolan brought in Mike Martz.. and Martz brought in "his guy" J.T. O'Sullivan. While there was a QB competition, it was not an even one, as Alex's shoulder was heading for surgery #2... a wire was accidentally left in his shoulder and was sawing through the bone with each pass attempt. Oops. He went to I.R. before the first regular season game. In the late part of year 4 while Alex was on I.R... O'Sullivan was yanked out for poor play and in came Shaun Hill. Martz was struggling as OC and SF brought in Ted Tollner to "assist" with the playcalling. So Shaun Hill did a pretty decent job in spot duty... mostly playing vs crap defenses, IIRC. Because Hill did fairly well.. and because Singletary.. now the HC.. was an offense-impaired moron, he let Hill take the reins. Hill became remarkably ineffective once defenses had his number.. so in comes Alex around late Oct.. He steps in and does well in some games.. in others, just okay.. a couple of stinkers in there.. but again, this is a crap Singletary offense of predictability. 2010 kicks in, and there are still lots of underwhelming games from Alex... still crap offensive coaching and predictable ineptitude gameplanning. So the OC gets fired after week 4. QB coach Mike Johnson gets his 1st crack at the OC job... It's week 5 @ Philly... and it's going very ugly... but this is the game where Alex just shuts out the boos and the inner pressure... and he starts turning things for the better. There were some games during this season where Alex was out due to injury... so Troy Smith got the nod. Defenses were typically unprepared for this and Troy had a couple of decent games. After two decent games, he really started spiraling... and Singletary was late in making the change back to Alex. Singletary was on the hot seat and was panicking.. QB carousel in full. Since that time back in week 5 @ Philly, Alex was looking like a pretty good and consistent (as reasonably consistent as QBs are) quarterback. 2011.. Harbaugh and Co. take over... they want Alex back to bridge the gap and turn their franchise into a winner. He does... not with big production, but by being efficient and safe.. but making enough plays to allow for wins. |
Are you two paged Everytime someone makes a post about Alex Smith?
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