False. His sack rate during the first 2.5 seconds in the pocket is below the NFL average. No need for him to be gun shy.

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Yeah, you can.

The OL isn't nearly as bad as Alex makes it look.

Also, he's a goddamn professional. If he's scared, he needs to ****ing quit.

and does he have WR that get open within those 2.5 seconds?

This is the route we'll be forced to take.

It's a good plan anyway. That's what some idiots don't really understand about the game. Discuss would have us trade Houston, Poe, and Jamaal because we don't have an elite QB. But what happens in 3 years when we've got the guy? We've got no talent to surround him with.

NFL open, yes. Alex Smith open, no.

But clearly he is better off throwing the ball within the first 2.5 seconds than holding on to it longer. The data points to him not seeing the field well and not being a QB who can make things happen.

I don't mind the "bend but don't break" philosophy that Sutton employed in defending the run. They were the best against allowing rushing TD's as well as the amazing job they did against the pass.

As well, considering that they lost Johnson, Berry and DeVito early in the season and those three were the best run defenders on the team, I think that they did an admirable job.

They should be better next year defensively, IMO.

They just need the upgrades at two OL positions and a solid receiver that fits the system.

This is such a flawed stat. Are the WR's open? Nope. How often was a TE (or multiple TE's) used to block to give the QB more time, thus taking away multiple receiving threats?

Alex has his faults, but you can't possibly be giving this OL a pass. The worst rated G accompanied by 72nd ranked LT and 64th ranked G are supposably now doing a fine job?

PFF for ya folks.

Is there an Aaron Rogers available? No, so WTF is your point?

Andy Reid's offense in one of the most complicated in the NFL. It takes a smart QB to run it, one that can read defenses well. Geno Smith is not that QB.

THIS...

Wait, so you use PFF to rank the gusrds, but shit on the other metric?

You asked a question and I was going to attempt to answer it based on your criteria.

You're acting like a butthurt pussy.

The guard rankings are a subjective metric.

The other stuff is just data, unless you think they can't operate a stop watch.

So then they are doing their job and shouldn't be ranked so poorly as individuals.

PFF has contradicted themselves yet again.

They didnt, you did.