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This video has nothing to do with what I was talking about. Even if you were just trying to be a smartass, it still didn't apply.

they run a WCO too except with a legitimate rotation of receivers year in and out, I think he'd be okay

Just because we run a wco doesn't mean you can't throw it down field

Never said it doesn't, watching his 2011-2012 highlight vids they ran the WCO in SF and he didn't look like he had trouble chucking it to Vernon Davis who is 6'3 and runs a 4.3 and he led the league in yards per attempt in 2012. Who is he supposed to throw to here? Dwayne Bowe? Avery? ROFL (okay okay they did hit on a few nice deep passes to Avery last season but he can't catch and is a broke dick)

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He did not have that matchup. Wilcox was wrong.

Pocket collapsed before the receiver made his break and got inside of the defender.

See, you read shit like this and you should just be laughing.

This guy didn't even watch that game. Alex Smith was game managering that shit all over the field. He made like one or two throws the whole night that were anything remotely special.

Alex Smith is, was and will always be a game manager.

Why is it important for more throws than one or two, or any for that matter, to be special? If he surveys the field and finds open guys all night long making good decisions and winning the game, who cares how special the throws are?

Also, if what he does is so average and so easy, why don't more qbs do it? Dude just GOT PAID for doing what you claim any broke dick can do, why don't they all do it then? I would, take less risk, make the easy throws and cash my checks. Why don't they just all do that?

There are more ways to play the position effectively than just the Brett Farve guide to quarterbacking.

Andy Dalton's first 54 games: 12,735 yards, 86 touchdowns
Alex Smith's first 54 games: 8,397 yards, 51 touchdowns

So less yards and less touchdowns and less playoff appearances but, yeah, if you need someone to handoff and checkdown and maybe get you in field goal range then Alex is your boy.

Alex Smith: handing off like an MVP!

Doesn't matter when you win.

But to label him as anything but a game manager is inaccurate.

And the Chiefs will never win anything with him because of that.

Good day, sir.

weren't you the guy-sir-who guaranteed a chargers rout -

way to go nostradumbass

Yes he did. He just passed it up for a safer play one nearly cost the Chiefs a chance to win the game.

And no pocket didn't collapse before the receiver was open. He was flushed out to his right after the fact.

So ridiculous that this one missed play goes on and on. Smith didn't make many special plays that make your eyes pop open.. but he did have a near flawless game of spreading the ball around and dominating TOP. He did put together an excellent 2 minute drive.. from the 8 yard line... to win the game.

This isn't Madden.. where you (as QB) drop back and can see every perfect target route just as they come out of their break, and have the option to hit the any one of the targets with a push of a button. I can see some criticism, if AJJ was wide open or had a couple steps on the defender... he wasn't and didn't. I can see more criticism if this was a 4th down play on some final drive of the game...it wasn't.

The GREAT Phyllis Rivers.. in his own house.. had many crap throws.. some of which he got bailed out on by great receiver catches... but many off target throws.

... but no. Let's focus all attention on one play where Smith elected not to force a deep, low percentage throw on great CB coverage vs a below average WR.

... and this comes after a huge road win.. in which Smith had a higher avr. and rating.. against a division opponent on a 5 game win streak.


just wow, people... No one is anointing Smith as the "greatest evar" over this or any game... but being this petty as to grumble on and on over this one play? :facepalm:

LMAO

I certainly won't. The Chiefs winning a ****ing wild card means nothing. Absolutely nothing.