Originally Posted by Deberg_1990 (Post 9495639)

I have no idea if Geno Smith will ever be any good, but I do know it will be fun to bump his threads In a few years.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9496005)

I've got two LCD LED Vizio's: A 42" in my "office" and a 37" in my wife's office. I mainly purchased them because of their heat and efficiency ratings, because I'm trying my best to do all I can to lower our electricity usage (I've replaced other appliances and our A/C unit as well).

I've got a 2012 LCD Sharp Aquos in the family room and that thing puts out some heat. Not a ton, per se, but you can definitely feel the difference when it's on for an hour or so and walk out of the room. Someday, I'll replace the remaining four LCD's with LED's.

Originally Posted by NJChiefsFan (Post 9496042)

Cool. My Sharp is an Aquos as well. I'm not blown away by it's ability to show fast motion but I still am very happy with my choice, one I spend too much time on usually. Yeah my "man cave" doesn't do our bill any favors with the 3 TV's either.

One silly thing I like about it is the ability to turn off the video and leave the sound on. Whether it's listening to music on the sound system or falling asleep I feel it helps in the conservation attempt. I am someone who likes falling asleep with the TV on but not really for the visual aspect.

Originally Posted by HemiEd (Post 9496015)

I don't think it is going to be fun at all, because he is not going to be playing for our team for at least 6 years, and never if he is any good.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9496068)

I have three Sharp Aquos and three Vizio's (2 LED's and one LCD). Believe it or not, I think I'll only purchase Vizio's from Costco in the future. They double the manufacturer's warranty for free and quite honestly, I think the Vizio's look just as good, if not better (LED).

Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 9495400)

The 49ers averaged 60 more passing yards per start when Colin took over the starters role.

Kaepernick had 1814 yards passing 10ds 3 ints in 7 regular season starts. 259yards per game

Smith had 1737 yards 13tds 5ints in 9 regular season starts. 193 yards per game passing

Kaepernick also had 415 yards rushing in 7 starts...that's another 59 yards per game.

318 yards of offense per game average.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9495983)

Yeah, that's the only bummer: It takes about 10 seconds or so to turn on and heat up. I'm usually so busy that sometimes, I'll hit the power button again, only to turn it off, because I'd forgotten if I actually turned it on! :D

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 9495872)

Well let's get one thing straight: I'm not a "FAN" of these moves in the sense that I'm jumping up and down with glee because they traded for Smith, signed Robinson, DeVito, Fasano and Avery.

It's that I understand why these moves were made, can deal with it, see it and hope that they continue to build this roster with the goal of a solid 2013 season.

There's no going for broke this year. There's no single player on the market that can change the fortunes of the Chiefs and there's no single QB in free agency or the draft that immediately changes the fortunes of the franchise. So with that in mind, I get it and I'm fairly confident they're moving the franchise forward.

Moving the franchise forward may sound easy, but look how ***** ****ed up an already ****ed up franchise even further.

Originally Posted by Jakemall (Post 9496137)

In that "9th" game Alex was 7 for 8 and a TD. Colin took over and lost the game.

We're really comparing 8 games to 8 games. Which dramatically changes the stats...Colin averaged about 20-30 yards more a game..and was not as efficient but had more big plays. His YPA was slightly better than Alex who was already doing quite well in that department. His running is what made Colin stand out..with that said, the rest of the team's running suffered for a while under Colin...then again, if Colin opens things up with his legs, who cares.

Colin is the better qb...but it's because of his legs..not his throwing. I really believe that Colin has what it takes to go to the HOF...Alex is a franchise QB and you're lucky to have him.

Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 9495153)

What I find obnoxious is that that opinion is now being lumped in with people who supported Cassel last year as "true fans." Giving the new guys a chance to prove they know what they're doing <> assuming they will always know what's right forever.

Originally Posted by patteeu (Post 9496516)

The whole "true fan" thing is nonsense anyway. It literally has no consistent meaning other than "guy who disagrees with my cynicism".

Originally Posted by Inmem58 (Post 9494301)

@ArrowheadAddict: Dorsey: We feel very fortunate that Alex will be a member of the Chiefs franchise for years to come.

@ArrowheadAddict: Dorsey: Since the beginning of this process, we've always had our eye on Alex.

@ArrowheadAddict: Smith: I'm ready for this.

@ArrowheadAddict: Smith: I can't say how excited I am for it. Thankful for the opportunity.


I Agree with this tweet:

@Lance_THESPOKEN: Dorsey said the reason they signed Alex is because quote "He's shown he can play football at a very high level." WHEN????? #Chiefs




THE BEST ONE OF THEM ALL:

@Lance_THESPOKEN: Yes, Andy Reid just said they're gonna "work on getting Alex Smith in the Hall of Fame." Take it as you will, I didn't make it up. #Chiefs



They're already sold on Smith, way to keep your options open dick suckers:

@APdaveskretta: Andy Reid: "I'm going to tell you every position we try to create competition ... but I'll tell you, Alex is the starting QB" #Chiefs



Let me know when he's gone, I'm done with this shit organization.

@DannyParkins: Talked to #Chiefs GM John Dorsey away from the media and he says it's absolutely fair to say they view Alex Smith as longterm answer at QB.

Originally Posted by DaFace (Post 9495842)

I can't even fathom how you can say that we're currently going nowhere.