Lol. I love how people think hall of fame QBs grow on trees to and that if you don't have one you can't win. Last I heard neither Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady, and Peyton manning weren't in the super bowl.

I will watch for it later, but just for the record, I don't usually maintain eye contact with people yelling at other people.

And chucking the ball up and down the field is?

What's funny is that you're banned, but you still go on there so you can troll around and then post about it here. You're a sad display of humanity. Go get aids from your sister.

Um, yes. If you can throw down the field consistently you open up the entire offense. This is not rocket surgery.

I don't know about the "not sustainable" thing for Alex's style of play, though. It's been sustainable for his last 30 games or so.

Yep.

wha?

Having your team carry you is not sustainable. It's like people forget that Smith has benefited from having a top D and special teams over those 30 games. Not sustainable. Tebow won games but anyone with a brain knew theBroncos success was not sustainable. Alex is light years ahead of Tebow, but my point is, wins tend to wash away legit analysis.

In his last 2 seasons under Harbaugh he has played 24 full games. He threw for NO TDs in 7 of those games. He threw for just 1 touchdown in 8 games. That's no more than 1 touchdown pass in over half his games. He got a LOT of help. He will need a LOT of help in order to be successful anywhere. He's getting that right now.

It's sustainable if he has a top D.

He is also helping the defense by giving them long fields to defend and helping sustain drives at key moments late in games

You're right kid. Getting some ass has given you perspective.

LMAO

Dude, it has nothing to do with any ass gotten. We're 3-0. Alex Smith is part of the reason why.

*shrug*

I ain't blind.

Best option available for kc. Props where props are due.

The reality is, if you play sound defense, special teams and win the turnover battle, you can play conservative offense and win a lot of games in the NFL. Fans love the hi flying offense, I get it...it's fun to watch, but you still won't win if you don't play sound, all around team football. Alex Smith isn't flashy, but he protects the football, and seems to make the critical throws most of the time.

The thing that sets Alex Smith apart from every other Chiefs QB since Green in my view is that I don't have a sense of impending doom every time he drops back to pass.