That's your excuse?

LMAO

****ing A, you're full of shit. Do you know that?

No excuses here, Dane.

Just recognizing a badass QB who can sling the rock a country mile.

Quick question.... how many teams with a winning record did Matt Stafford beat in 2011?

Which just further proves that you're completely ****ing clueless

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap100...-detroit-lions

When news broke Tuesday of Matthew Stafford's reported three-year contract extension, the Around The League crew immediately wondered if the Detroit Lions overpaid for a quarterback who owns a career 1-23 record versus teams with a winning percentage over .500.

you forgot the packer game. That was the most impressive job they did. At Lambeau, an unseasonably warm January game, and they DEMOLISHED Aaron Rodgers, and the Packers.

Alex Smith would be 0-24 if he was in Detroit.

I love how people can mention Matt Stafford, and not mention that other guy. No worries, he just broke Jerry Rices yardage record. No big deal or anything.

With Alex Smith, it's possible Megatron could have broken one of John Taylor's records (if he has any).

He had one, back in the day:

http://www.duranduranstore.com/ekmps...bum-8445-p.jpg

Not the point. The point is you are giving all this credit to Matt Stafford, when its catches like Megatrons catch over 3 cowboys during the 2011 season, that really is the difference maker. Yes, huge arm is a plus, but its in a dome most of the time, and Megatron can literally catch anything.

So it loses some merit. If I recall, even Shaun NOODLE ARM hill completed a hail mary last year at Tennessee to Megatron to send the game to over time. Alex Smiths arm is stronger than HIlls.

it was titus young who caught it. But, point still stands. It was targeted for Calvin, 3 defenders ran right to him, batted it to titus, who caught it and scored.

I can't wait for my debut album

Chiefs Are Good
and Other Lies

ROFL

Lol. Sighs. Its gonna be a depressing year for you my friend

you think he'd survive 24 games behind the Detroit OL. I'd give him 9 then a bodybag as a parting gift.

you would give him 9? Id of given him about 3.......

The Lions don't have a bad offensive line.

Its getting better. In 2011 though, it was absolutely AWFUL.....

In what way? They allowed 29 sacks in 700+ pass attempts last year. 36 sacks in 660+ attempts in 2011. And Matt Stafford is average AT BEST at pocket presence. A lot of those sacks are on him.

Whew, being up here in Wisconsin, im shocked by that. There was constant pressure on Stafford. And, if we are talking oline, it has more to do with pass blocking, it was also an awful run blocking oline as well.

But no biggie. Don't wanna argue. I didn't realize they gave up that few sacks though. maybe it was better than I thought.

As are his interceptions. 20/17 in 2012. That's pitiful.

More proof that you talk out of your ass.

It's all become trolling.

Zzzzzzzzzzzzz.....

That's scary.
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I wonder what Baldwin is doing. Have we heard much about him so far?

PREPARE FOR THE GREAT DEXTER MCCHUCKSTER

http://chiefconcerns.com/dexter-mccl...s-time-is-now/

From the sounds of it, he's struggling

it was a good run mcwendler

According to whom? From what I'm reading, he's been alright. He's dropped the same number of passes as everybody else and made plays. He's been neither good nor bad.
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It could also be that even if he did something good, it'll be ignored because of how much of a camp darling he was last year.

Camp reports, especially early on, have to be taken with a grain of salt. Struggling players can have good seasons, and players that look great can do nothing.

on the other hand, what have y'all heard on Bowe??

aw shit. must be playin his way off the roster.

charles too.

I understand that, but there were a few drops reported, I recall a report saying getting off the line was still an apparent issue, etc. I know to take it light and wait for the finished product, but when a report says that the Chiefs will be actively checking the waiver wire for receivers, it means there is an issue there.

The good, the bad, and the ugly of the first week of TC.

http://www.arrowheadpride.com/2013/7...-good-bad-ugly
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mods can you pleez reassign clayton's avitar to Dex's #1 ho. thx

Might want to wait for him to score a touchdown or, hell, gain a first down in a real game first there, Lil Chiefy.

no need -- yer a ho :D

Because he's never done that or because he hasn't done that this year?

I really don't remember the last meaningful TD Dexter scored. What was it, 2010?

The team was blown out more under Pioli in 4 years than they had in all of their existence combine. Absolutely pathetic. Some of the worst home games in team history. Being taken to the woodshed by the ****ing Bills...wow

727 pass attempts :eek:

LMAO:LOL::clap:

http://www.animated-gifs.eu/transpor...rains/0139.gif

And ON WE ROLL!

Congratulations, you now have an alliance with Simple Jack.

LMAO YOU shall not stop me...

I love how the king of statistical manipulation tries to make a qualifier out of what is meaningful.

I have neither the time nor the inclination to argue what should be deemed meaningful by a guy who uses meaningless statistics to try to prove his point on a daily basis.

Do you like Dexter or something?

Your movement is a bowel movement. Sure it looks like it might pick up steam but the only thing pushing it is ass and is followed in a split second by a splash down in a turd pot.

Not particularly. I think he's overrated but he's nowhere near as bad as some people make him out to be because they wanted someone else with the pick.

I also think it's safe to say that I'm not a big fan of your statistical cherry picking.

Lil Chiefy is good. You guys just don't like the poster that started it.

By the end of Axl's career, it will embedded in to the living rock....

of Stonehenge.

Then I guess they don't like SNR....or was it you?

It's degrading in a cute way. Subtly effective.

How do you cherry pick a ****ing number?

I hate this

if the pass is incomplete then it's a poor decision

if the pass is complete then it's a QB trusting his receiver and letting the WR make a play.




our receivers suck

I dunno Lil Queefy.

How are 3 apples compared to 3 oranges.

They're both numbers, amirite?

Clay's stats are the greatest ever posted on this forum. Deal with it.

:evil:

You are attached to it though.

Wut?

I had a vision of the girl saying "Leave Brittany alone" screaming that.

He picks through stats at Pro Football Reference with a confirmation bias. He illuminates the ones that, in his mind, prove his point and completely disregards any outside factors, outliers or confounders.

Anyway, good talking to you I've got shit I've got to do.

Clutch.

He did have that sweet TD against the Browns..

I heard Matt Williamson say last year that Romeo's camps were awful. He was at Browns camp with him and said he looked around thinking, "This is really not going to work." From there on, the 810 guys were all dubious about Romeo and their camp reports reflected it.

Read his sig. It's cherry picking. When an opponent scores more than 24 points, Alex Loses! AMIRITE?

Well, actually, that statistic means nothing if Alex Smith's team ALSO scored more than 24 points. If his team loses 48-45, then it would fall under Clay's "Statistical analysis" (see: bullshit), because Smith's team technically lost while the opponent scored over 24 points. But so did his team. So, if the defense had held the opponent to 24 points, he would have won, and Clay's point would be meaningless. Granted, this isn't true for all of these losses or even a majority, but even one contrary example shows the fallacy in relying on statistical propaganda, which is what the sig is.

Still, it's an arbitrary benchmark. He's using statistics to prove points he already believes. That's cherry picking. He would have you believe that the only thing you have to do is to beat Smith is score 24 points, because clearly he was incapable of leading his team to more than four scores in a game. Ever.

They make for great discussion, but it's annoying as **** to have to go and do the research just to disprove a bullshit theory that shouldn't have existed in the first place.

edit: I ****ing love the gifs though. They are far superior to statistics for making an argument.

It was a poor decision because he wasn't open. That it's all.

Yep, them ditches ain't gonna' dig themselves.

I AM the man, what can I say?

People still read GoChiefs football opinions?

Yup typical Clay bullsh*t but SHOULD expected on this board. He is the master of the cherry pick info.

Sounds like Clay is keeping you on your toes. Good show.

No it is just annoying!

I disagree with this. I think it is absolutely relevant. It shows that if his defense isn't capable of beating the other team, you can't really on him to beat them. Pretty simple shit.

You might be right, but you can't infer that from that statistic.

I think you are thinking too much in absolutes. Of course it's not THAT easy. It's not a guarantee you win if you show 24pts, but by how much do your odds of winning go up?

I don't why people still respond to him. It's clear he's trolling.

Hey Knile Davis didn't say anything about not ever muffing a kick......

Fuggin' Trent Green. If it weren't for him we could of beat the Colts in the playoffs. Pretty simple shit.

No shit! :LOL:

So if the defense gives up 38 and Alex scores 35 they lost because of Alex Smith?

Yea its not that simple and you are just looking at it one sided.

Oh snap! Thats what I mean.

Simple shit LMAO

I've only found two instances of those 27 losses where the offense scored more than 24 points.

In both cases, they scored 27 points.

In those two games, he's a combined 52/85 for 586 yards, 3 TDs and 3 INTs.

Frank Gore had 170 yards from scrimmage in one game, and 158 YFS in the other - which was a game they lost because Smith threw a pick-6 with 3 minutes left in the game to put SF down 14 points.

Soybeans are looking better with the recent rains

Oh Snap!

OnTheWarpath with a slam dunk after I started the fast break.

Alex Smith has participated in eight 30+ point games in his ENTIRE CAREER.