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Just not so sure as the #2 CB? But at the end of the day, the way I look I at it, it's about improving your secondary in every imaginable way possible. To me that means having good starters, depth, and great coaching. *Milliner would give the Chiefs a really good starter next to Flowers. This is the only issue the chiefs have back there imo. The #2 CB spot is still questionable in my mind. If they could get Milliner, that second starting spot would be locked down. Just by addressing that #2 CB, this secondary would be solidfied. |
Sean Smith is the 2, we just paid him accordingly.
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He road the coattails of the #2 defense. Everyone knows that. Everyone also knows that despite what you claim is a lack of offensive talent, a better QB produced more with the same players. And it's not just Kaepernick. Even in 2008, the 49ers were a better offense without Alex Smith. Shaun Hill outplayed him, fer crissakes. Sorry, but Alex Smith simply cannot make the throws Matt Ryan, Matt Schaub and Trent Green can/could. He'll never be as successful as those guys, unless he again rides the coattails of a top running game and defense. It's lunacy to think he's going to be anywhere close to those guys. |
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I don't know about you, but my standards are higher then marginal. I'd like to see them improve the #2 CB signficantly. |
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Starter: Flowers, Robinson, Berry, Smith
nickle: Arenas |
Holy shit.
The 2008 49ers averaged 20.1 PPG with Shaun Hill. With Alex Smith in 2007: 11.7 PPG. With Alex Smith in 2009: 19.8 PPG. With Alex Smith in 2010: 19.5 PPG |
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If Alex Smith stinks it up this year, it won't matter who's right or wrong because he'll be gone by the end of 2014. |
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from their three starters, they had 6 total. YOur down three arent meant to be sack guys. |
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