1st Red Zone interception in almost 30 games. Sue him.


Are you mad that Smith makes 17 million a year to win games? He's the franchise QB so get used to it or stop watching. Pretty simple bud.

to be fair.. there's no way Alex would ever say, "our defense had a shot at the end, and failed."

so there is that..

With wood floors?

OMG yes!

Yesterday is just one game. His whole career this is what he is and last season was not much better but then defense and his legs made it easier to hide. Now his legs have become almost useless it's very easy to see he how bad he stinks.

His one job is to lead the offense to TD's and win games. He's been on the winning side of many games but not many were because he got it done when we needed it. Not turning the ball over is the only thing he does well and that is not good enough to even win the division much less the SB.

He's a crappy QB with a weak arm that doesn't score on a regular basis. Period.

Are QBs required to have a completely perfect QB rating to win all football games? Please answer for the record.

Again, you are proving the point that your over criticism of one position shows your lack of knowledge in this game we watch.

I agree with you. It was HORRIBLE that he pulled the trigger on that one. HORRIBLE.

truth is, I see it every week with other QBs. Difference is, there is NO room for error in this offense.. and when your defense gives up TOP and 3rd downs like that.

Yet if Alex came out and blamed his defense we would all agree that would be the stupid thing to do as the team leader. To insinuate complete blame on him because he took the high road in his press conference shows your lack of intelligence.

Alex has never blamed receivers, players, or coaches thru his career. It's why Andy picked him. It's why he gets paid 17 mil a year and has the winning record that he does.


Facts, not fiction.

You're on ignore...but he still clicks the button to "show ignored content" and read your posts.


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This was a classic game as to where the offense really needed to step up and carry the defense...

We all seen what was happening to defense....

And yes there inst any room for error.... Reid play calling and Smiths horrific QB play make the margin almost non existent... IT has to be perfectly executed. One 3 and out can derail the whole day and game plan.

He doesn't have the intelligence to understand this concept, give him a break.
This is why there are those of us can bring logic and actually donate to this place...and others resort to 5th grade name calling.

As Dane put out so well last night, stop being a wannabe on CP and using this place to try to jump start your career. Just stop.

The defense has been good at 2 things this year - keeping the other team from scoring touchdowns and turning the ball over. The defense is average against the pass and weak against the run. It's not like the defense has been just shutting teams down all year. They are giving up lots of yards, but preventing teams from scoring. Which is all that matters.

What happens when the defense doesn't cause the turnovers it's been getting? You saw it yesterday.

For the record - through 10 games - defensively, KC ranks 16th against the pass, 27th against the run, and 25th overall.....and 5th in points allowed and tied for 1st in turnover differential.

Between Reid's ineptitude and Alex hitting the wall in 2016, it's really amazing that they were even in the game at all.

All kudos to the defense who went out and held the Bucs to under 20, despite injuries, to at least give the team the chance to win.

I guess you can't count on Eric Berry to return TDs every week...at some point, the offense has to move the ball consistently and score points without turning the ball over. That's their job description, anyway...

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