Pioli crashing into epic fail 2-14 after all the cassel hate and save our chiefs went to people's heads.

Only Arizona and KC wanted Smith.

In a "weak" draft and FA class.

One of those teams could never trade for AS unless the pulled a Ditka.

What does that tell you?

Says who? There were several teams linked at one point or another to Alex Smith, and first of all, the 49ers were not going to trade Alex Smith to the Cardinals, so either KC was bidding against themselves or there was another team out there who wanted him.

I had read rumors of the Jets, Bills, Jags, browns all at one time wanting alex smith.

Show your work. One legitmately sourced and cited journalistic article from each city.

Positives:

Very accurate on short and intermediate routes.
Football rat
Intelligent
Underrated mobility
Better player in pads than in gym shorts

Negatives:

Short
Weak Arm. The farthest he's thrown a ball on a crow hop is about 64 yards
Unknown at this level.


He definitely wasn't a choker at MU, but I never felt like he laid the smack down against a good team in an evenly-matched game. He played well against Kansas, but OU was able to frustrate our offense in all the games he played. He had otherworldly talent. Maclin, Rucker, Coffman, Danario, and Will Franklin were all NFL players.


He had a bad reputation around Columbia as a bit of a drunk and a douchebag. Almost like a homeless man's Roethlisberger.

He has the right combination of intangibles and underrated, but passable physical skills to give him a chance to be a very good backup QB.

I gurantee you by week ten that boy WILL be seeing the field, and in HIS case; I'll actually cheer for the Chiefs Quarterback.( picks up his dice ) Come on sweet concussion; daddy needs a new QB!
And remember; I was behind this move from the get-go, pointing out that Daniel was better than any option on the roster, ****-O included!
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Daniel is also friends with Warren Buffet, so he'll likely have an excellent retirement portfolio.

Thank you for the insight!

:thumb:

Do you believe that there's any way that he's improved his mechanics enough under Lombardi and Payton to where it's possible that he improved his arm strength, or were his mechanics never in question?

That IS important.
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god you are such a loser. Seriously, if you got hit by a bus tomorrow, i would literally smile. You are that big of a piece of crap.

I dont think his mechanics were ever the problem. He just lacks the ability to drive the ball. He can float it, almost anyone can float a ball, he cant drive it at all. Much like Ryan Fitzpatrick.

His footwork would have needed a little work coming out, and he was terrible under center, as all MU QBs have been.

I haven't seen enough of him in NO to have an informed opinion about his arm strength.

It's possible, but even with improvement, at his best his arm would be somewhere between Green and Huard.

Mechanics are issues for every Mizzou QB. Shut up.

Hard to tell. Hes played his entire career in a dome.

**** YES! NOW WE ARE GETTING SOMEWHERE! Thank you Reid/Dorsey! If for nothing else, thank you for creating a perceived threat to ****-O Smith and his little pet Hobbit! WIN.
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