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Originally Posted by Alex Smith HATER
(Post 9823153)
LMAO
You get really mad when I talk shit on your precious boo boo QB.
It's going to be enjoyable watching you be destroyed.
After this season you will never again post here.
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Uh, no, I don't really care that you diss alex smith, actually, I don't care, but your lack of being able to read and understand basic grammar? That's appalling. Of course Alex Smith can throw better than you. When was the last time you were out of your moms basement troll.
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Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry
(Post 9823206)
Looking at the two quarterbacks on the market this spring. Both were hurt so I projected the stats out to 16 games for both.
Alex Smith
192 yards per game
3077 yards per game
23 touchdowns
8 ints
17/24
70%
Kevin Kolb
220 yards per game
3950 yards
22 touchdowns
9 ints
20/35
60%
We could have gotten similar production and without giving up 2 2nd second round picks that could have made the team even better. Can you imagine the defense with Arthur Brown as the MLB next to DJ? Or add Robert Woods to WR core?
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Yeah because Kevin Kolb has definitely showed the prowess to stay healthy. Lol, people talk about Alex Smith being fragile, what would you call this clown?
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Originally Posted by O.city
(Post 9823320)
Alot of the arguments being made for Alex Smith are basically the same made for Cassel in 09. "Who else was out there", "Can hit the ground running" etc.
Now, just as then, those reasons weren't necessarily wrong. Trading for Cassel, at the time of the trade, wasn't the mistake. The contract, sticking with him etc was the big mistake, (some here knew it was a mistake at the time, which it turned out to be, but for what we needed, it wasn't as bad).
Trading for Alex Smith isn't the problem. Giving up what we gave up, isn't really the problem, although I think it was probably too much, but it is what it is.
But for all the reasons they made the move for him to be right, they have to win now. There isn't/shouldn't be a learning curve in terms of QB development. Systematically and philosophically is a different story, but even that, Smith is supposed to be an intelligent quick learning QB who's in his prime RIGHT NOW.
And using Smith's last two years to show he is this or that, is a little misleading. In terms of Harbaughs system, he was a really good fit in what Harbaugh wanted him to do and he did it well. Here and now, he's not going to be asked to do that in that way anymore, if history shows us anything in terms of coaches and what Andy Reid will do.
So the last 2 years, while Smith was good, don't necessarily show that what he will do here will be the same, worse, or better. I think he has the physical ability to be good in Reid's system, but up to this point in his career, when in that type of offense, he hasn't shown that he can be.
I'm hoping the confidence from the last 2 years will allow him to be better in a pass first system, where things are more on him than they were in SF.
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This is such a silly useless argument. That was a Pioli move. He brought in a qb he was familiar with. This is completely different. If you read what Dorsey said, he and the entire staff went over this, and it came back as Alex Smith as the best option period. And no one can say any different until they see how this plays out.
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Originally Posted by Pawnmower
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Yeahhhhhhhh. Hey, Die in an Aids fire, GENIUS.
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Originally Posted by Pawnmower
(Post 9823388)
This is an amazing post. I really hope people take the time to look at this, and admire it for what it is. This post should pretty much be the baseline by which other posts about Alex Smith are measured.
I mean I'd love to think the top number is more than 5%, I really REALLY would.....but my soul cant take the abuse of getting my hopes up too high. These numbers feel correct...and I have watched a shit ton of ALex Smith...and WAY before the last 2 seasons.
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You aren't showing that you have seen any of Alex Smith before the last two seasons. If you did, and you were smart, which clearly you are not, you would realize how shitty not just the Coaching, but the entire organization from the top down was until Jed York took command, kicked his daddy out of the building, took advice from Eddie Jr. hired football guys and turned shit around. And if you were a smart person who watched plenty of 49ers game, and knew a shit about football, you would know how night and day better Alex Smith played pre harbaugh, to with Harbaugh, and that same smart person, would see how much better Alex Smith was playing in YEAR TWO, with upgraded weapons, and familiarity with the system. That's what someone who has watched 49ers football should of gotten. Apparently you missed the common sense portion of things.
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
(Post 9823420)
I don't understand. Why wouldn't there be any middle ground?
Why are people convinced that Reid and Dorsey, two guys who have brought in lots of QBs, wouldn't keep trying to bring in new QBs? Smith doesn't have a long-term deal. And the offense they're likely migrating to will probably be very friendly to college QBs.
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Because you are talking to the minority of dumbasses who are so disgustingly depressing, that all they can do is look for the negative, see things in black and white, without understanding the entire concept. Everything to them, they feel they have seen before, so of course its going to be the same thing again. Just look at what I mean. Oh we have done this with other qbs before, therefore this is going to fail. Oh, Andy Reid sucked at his last job, we picked up the leftovers, he is going to suck. It's just a minority, I wouldn't even worry about it. They will be the same whiny bitches that will be here whining, when the Chiefs start winning, because they didn't win by enough, or the way they think they should have. Its comical to me.
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Originally Posted by GordonGekko
(Post 9823654)
This, so ****ing this. The Chiefs FO are content with the latest retreads in the league (Reid, who never accomplished shit really the past few years as his way is antiquated in the league now), and not interested in looking for the next future Superbowl caliber coach that is unmistakably out there. The Chiefs FO think a 9-7 season is success...
9-7 should be the cut throat minimum to keep your job with maybe 8-8 if your team shit the bed the season before.
Until the day 9-7 becomes unacceptable to those in charge and to the fans, the Chiefs will move on to 5 decades (fifty ****ing years) with no SB victory.
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Well, you should have no problems spending sundays watching anything else but football.
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Originally Posted by Alex Smith HATER
(Post 9823661)
Sam Bradford = 231 YPG
Alex Smith = 174 YPG
:LOL:
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And what has been the rams record? Oh, that's right, under Sam Bradford, they have NEVER had a winning record, which means they are trailing a lot, which means they are throwing more. Glad you cleared that up for me. |
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