I love stats. However, they can be smoke in mirrors.

Yes Alex Smith had a 94.1 QB rating, with 2 TDs and 1 pick and comp 77% of his passes. It's good and all, but the pick was an untimely one that cost the Chiefs the game. It's great that he completed 77% of his passes but what about the ones we needed most on 3rd down? You see what I'm sayin?

Stats look good and all yes but what's more important is to place or shift our attention to the details of the game and how it unfolds and that will
say more than the stats itself. That's my opinion. Sorry no intent to debunk your post or anything just offering what I think is more important in terms of what to
focus on.

It sucks that the Chiefs are the only team playing with injuries. So unfair.

It doesn't matter when he threw the interception......../guess who

it's a fair point, but when the defense is allowing the opponent to milk the clock out (can't get off the field).. it puts all the more pressure on each mistake an offense can't make.

TB chewed up about 12 minutes in the 3rd quarter... and has another 5+ minute drive in the 4th. It was depleting.

name their opponent injuries and compare the value in them...

Smith did what so many here have been begging him to do. Take a shot in the EZ... be aggressive!

Happy now? :(

INT or not the defense could have stopped Winston, they didn't. You are also acting as if the bad pass came in the final minutes of the game, well it did not.

Smith did what was expected on the ensuing drive. Score.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/kansas-cit...-for-3-yard-TD


Drop the haterade buddy.

Youre killing it today....:clap:

LMAO LMAO

In addition to 2 deep balls. Blame Reid for the botched Kelce handoff. Blame Kelce for dropping a pass that could've been taken to the house.

Again, the Smith hate each week gets so old. It's so refreshing to have evidence to show that half of this place is incapable of using their brain.

He sucked on third down and in the red zone ..
I'll give it to you though, he was good when it didn't matter. In between the 20s and on 1st and 2nd down.
First drive (fg)

2nd and Goal at TB 9
(7:56 - 1st) (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete short middle to T.Kelce
3rd and Goal at TB 9
(7:52 - 1st) (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short left to C.Conley to TB 4 for 5 yards (V.Hargreaves)

3rd and 9 and he throws a 5 yard pass to a covered receiver.


2nd and 1 at KC 26
(8:56 - 2nd) (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete short right to C.Conley
3rd and 1 at KC 26
(8:52 - 2nd) (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete short right to T.Hill (A.Verner)

Don't remember what happened on the Conley incompletion, but he danced around like a penguin from happy feet on the 3rd and 1. Hill ran a 5 yard hitch, and if Alex gets the ball out in time it's an easy completion.

3rd and 7 at KC 40
(8:45 - 3rd) (Shotgun) A.Smith pass short middle to T.Kelce to TB 39 for 21 yards (C.Conte)

Hard to give any credit here. Kelce absolutely destroyed his guy on a drag, and a peewee qb could have thrown it 3 yards to him for.a 21 yard gain.

A few plays later
3rd and 7 at TB 36
(6:42 - 3rd) (Shotgun) A.Smith pass incomplete deep right to C.Conley

No idea what happened here, but the end result was a ball sailing 5+ yards over the head of a covered Chris Conley.


Last drive- beautiful chunk play to kelce becomes meaningless after throwing a pick in the redzone.

What are you doing with this? the game came down to the last minutes. :facepalm:

Straight from Alex's mouth, Tiger.

Suck it

When man is given the proper material he can build the Sistine Chapel.

Yes, cause we knew he wasnt capable of not looking past his first read and throwing the ball to the other team...

:harumph:

I cant understand why everyone including former players on TV are questioning Smiths pass right into the hands of the safety...

They need to read CP to fully understand the QB position.