Originally Posted by splatbass (Post 11275159)

Name one team with a bottom 5 OL that won a SB in the last 20 years.

Originally Posted by ThaVirus (Post 11275166)

How do you rate "bottom 5"?

Originally Posted by splatbass (Post 11275182)

How do you rate "world class OL"?

http://www.advancedfootballanalytics...ffensive-lines

Here is a list of OL rankings. We weren't bottom 5, but we were bad.

Still, where the Chiefs OL rated is irrelevant to my point. He wanted to know what team with a "world Class OL" won a SB with a non-franchise QB, so I asked him to name a team with a bottom 5 OL that won even with a franchise QB. It works both ways, which some of you guys fail to see.

Originally Posted by cdcox (Post 11275189)

So you think non-franchise = bottom five? If you define it that way, I guess it does work both ways. If you define non-franchise as not top 10, then no it doesn't.

Originally Posted by splatbass (Post 11275213)

That sound you just heard? My point going right over your head.

Originally Posted by splatbass (Post 11275182)

How do you rate "world class OL"?

http://www.advancedfootballanalytics...ffensive-lines

Here is a list of OL rankings. We weren't bottom 5, but we were bad.

Still, where the Chiefs OL rated is irrelevant to my point. He wanted to know what team with a "world Class OL" won a SB with a non-franchise QB, so I asked him to name a team with a bottom 5 OL that won even with a franchise QB. It works both ways, which some of you guys fail to see. And THAT was my point, which clearly went right over your head. I hope you at least heard it go by.

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 11275227)

I would have like Foles too.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 11275036)

I don't want to hear anymore about how it's Andy Reid's fault Alex doesn't throw it downfield.

McNabb threw it down field all game every game. So did Vick and Foles.

Here are the amount of throws OVER 20 YARDS IN THE AIR, NOT YAC McNabb has each year.

04 71
05 38
06 47
07 43
08 62
09 48

Mike Vick threw 55 passes over 20 yards in the air in 2010 (in 12 games)
In 2011 he threw 50 in 13 games
He threw 42 in 2012 in 9 games

Then came Nick Foles who threw 27 passes over 20 yards in the air in 8 starts under Reid.

Alex Smith only threw 18 passes ALL YEAR that traveled 20 yards in the air or more.

18

I don't want to ever hear how that's Andy Reid's fault....or the offenses fault.

The offense is built to test defenses deep constantly.

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 11275140)

The line above that describing the offense as outdated.

It's not the offense, it's the guy running it on the field.

No worries though. Were in agreement.

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 11275204)

Alex wasn't even Andy's first choice. It's clear as day Nick Foles was his guy. He didn't even get permission from the Eagles to acquire Foles.

And look at what the **** he did in his 2nd year. And he can make throws downfield.

Alex was the obvious choice in 2013. It appears that we are building the team up for said rookie QB to excel in early on.
Big Ben, Russell Wilson, Aaron Rodgers, Eli Manning and Tom Brady are perfect examples of this theory.

I fully expect us to draft a QB in the first 3 rounds in the next 3 drafts. Alex isn't getting any younger and he for damn sure won't be seeing $20.6 million dollars at age 34.

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC (Post 11275399)

Smith won't go down field because he has to many easy check downs in Reid's horizontal offense.

Never stop the Reidcuses.

Originally Posted by ILChief (Post 11275406)

Well you should have easy check downs. This isn't Madden where you send 4 wideouts deep on every play.