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Geno Smith has the highest completion percentage in the NFL on throws 15+ yards downfield this season, (t-most completions 24).

PFF, Geno vs Alex

QB rating - 84.93 - 80.58
Acc. percentage - 71.8 - 70.5
Deep passing - 14 for 24 - 3 for 9
Deep passing - #1 in completions - #29 in completions
Acc. percentage under pressure - 56.5 - 56.5

one has played 5 games
one has played 9 years

You geno lovers crack me up. Why would you want a QB that isn't smart enough to take a timeout on 3rd and 1 near the goal line?

Remember all that bullshit about "oh Geno just checks down all the time, he can't throw it deep, I have concerns about his deep accuracy."

****ing reeruns.

Every single team in the NFL passed on Geno Smith (2nd rd, pick 7). So you have to believe that there was something to it. Not saying Geno won't become a good QB, but there was something that scared off a lot of NFL teams that could have used an upgrade at the QB position. I was in the Geno Smith camp. But after he fell to the 2nd round, I figured the Chiefs must have made the right choice. Sure, there are guys that were drafted late or not at all throughout history that have become stars. Time will tell whether this guy is one of those. But one game against a crappy defense does not a season (nor career) make.

And one of those games was a gift. Should be 2-3. Just sayin'.

It wasn't a gift. Geno made plays before the last 30 seconds of the game.

Alex Smith had a play almost identical to Geno's "gift" against the Titans on Sunday so you can now OFFICIALLY stop using that play to bring down Chocolate Love.

All the games count when alex wins them.

Not even close to the same thing. Geno made plays but that last gift was a game changer on the last play of the game Alex Smith's gift wasn't at the end of the game so we can't say what would have been the outcome. My guess is that the Chiefs still would have won the game. Alex has shown the knack for finishing games in the 4th quarter. Apples and oranges, my friend.

Look, I don't really care either way. You guys wanted Geno. Hell, I said I wanted him, too. But it is obvious to me that there was a reason every single NFL team passed on him. And you guys want to overlook facts just to suit your agenda. That's fine, but it really doesn't help your argument. Now, while you're looking at all these stats for QBs perhaps you should check turnovers.

You're right.

The Chiefs had a third down, Alex couldn't convert it and ran for 2 yards, and a questionable penalty gifted the Chiefs with a first down, leading to the winning score.

The Jets had a SECOND down, Geno ran for TEN yards, resulting in a FIRST DOWN. There were still 7 seconds left on the clock, but a COMPLETELY LEGIT penalty led to the winning score.

Geno's play was BETTER than Alex's and the penalty was LEGIT.

Now lean forward and CHOKE yourself.

Those teams.

WERE WRONG.

The Chiefs.

WERE WRONG.

Are you too stupid to recognize the difference in these 2 scenarios? :doh!: