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However, blowing the #1 seed argument is just dumb and theres too many variables to it.. Like i said earlier, alex carried us big time against Denver and won it in OT, and then also everyone was sucking alex's D game 1 week 1 when he rolled San diego and carried us on his back on that 33-27 win where he threw for 350+ yards... So for instance, those 2 games he carried us cancels out the two games he blew for us no? Thats why I dont like playing the "he cost us the #1 seed game".. We could be 8-6 right now even 7-7if alex played like alot of people says he plays, referring to if we lost to Denver/atlanta or san diego this year... However, he hasnt played like that, hes played better than most say he plays, thats a VARIABLE to why we are 10-4. Could we be 12-2 if alex doesnt throw the bonehead picks? hell yes we could, but I count our blessings that we are even 10-4 at this point with whats happened this season. |
Alex doesn't get credit for "carrying" the Chiefs against SD and Denver. He played like dogshit for 3 quarters in one game, and for 58 minutes in the other.
This team blew the #1 seed because Smith choked in home games. Period. |
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You need to give credit, where credit is due. Then all these anti-alex points your making about Smith will gain alot more credibility, at least to me. But i doubt you care about that. |
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Everyone knows your shtick...it's kind of frightening...the persistence. Certainly there is something else in your life you can expend this wasted energy on...go feed the homeless or something. Anything. |
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Houston"s sack for the safety, and Hill"s subsequent kick return for a touchdown, had more to do with winning the game than Smith's play. The officials played a huge part in the win, overturning the call on the field that Hill was down prior to crossing the goal line. Remember, the booth called for a review 1 second before time expired. After some of the ridiculously bad officiating this year in the NFL, it's a minor miracle that it was even reviewed at all, much less ruled a touchdown. Smith was 26 for 44 for only 220 yards. That's a 59% completion percentage. He threw the ball 44 times, netting a total of just 190 after adjusting for sack yardage. Sent from my LG-H918 using Tapatalk |
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The Chiefs are doing a good job of winning and losing as a team. Is everybody wanting them to turn into the Donkeys and have the defense at the offense's throat? Yeah, AS has cost them a couple games but in the same breath he's won a couple. The same could be said for the defense. 1 more defensive stop in a couple games and they are tied home field. I'm just hoping the Chiefs learn from their mistakes and keep working. A loss every once in a while can be humbling and refocus them and so far, they haven't come against teams that you'd say are better than the Chiefs, just that they were better on that given day.
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The slippery slope toward Casselian football advances ever-closer...
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