ChiefsPlanet - Chiefs Alex Smith did, does, and will always suck.

It's gonna be a really sad sight when Alex loses his first game here at KC. The snake pit is being filled up as we speak...just waiting for him. Along with the hungry pack of wolves chomping at the bit.

Yeah, these guys haven't slept well at night for the last 4 weeks. Once Alex loses they can finally go to bed with a smile on their faces.

Pasta Little Brioni

10-01-2013 04:14 PM

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Originally Posted by bshmerlie (Post 10038690)

Oh definitely. The Planet melts down after every loss. A lot of batshit crazy posters here.

KCSLC2008

10-01-2013 05:51 PM

Read this on this link about (2013/10/1/4791646/kansas-city-chiefs-alex-smith-numbers-stats-on-pace on arrowheadpride) Smith's pace for this year statistically:

Alex Smith in attempts 31-40 in games: 17/26, 7.19 YPA, 3 TDs, 1 INT, 109 rating. So in other words, he’s not getting worse the more he throws… he’s getting better.

Smith on 3rd and 9+ yards: 9/15, 10.1 YPA, 1 TD, 0 INT, 116.3 rating.

Smith in the 4th quarter: 16/22, 7.86 YPA, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, 125.8 rating.

Sandy Vagina

10-01-2013 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by KCSLC2008 (Post 10038935)

Read this on this link about Smith's pace for this year statistically:

Alex Smith in attempts 31-40 in games: 17/26, 7.19 YPA, 3 TDs, 1 INT, 109 rating. So in other words, he’s not getting worse the more he throws… he’s getting better.

Smith on 3rd and 9+ yards: 9/15, 10.1 YPA, 1 TD, 0 INT, 116.3 rating.

Smith in the 4th quarter: 16/22, 7.86 YPA, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, 125.8 rating.

Meh. He needs to play really well every game, take deep shots down the field no matter what, and take over every game consistently. Only then, might I begin to accept him as a good quarterback. One slip up, and it's done. He is back to being a dumpster-fire if that ever happens.

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King_Chief_Fan

10-01-2013 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 10038612)

{flips to page 16 of Alexcuses manual}
"His completion percentage rates are only down because of all the drops his WRs have!"
{/manual}

"So it isn't his fault when receivers drop passes, and we should give him credit for the good things he did that someone else jacked up?"

{flips back to manual}
"Yup!"
{/manual}

"Then why isn't it his fault when DEFENDERS drop picks? Why is it not OK to criticize the BAD things he did that someone else jacked up?"

{flips frantically through manual, stops}
"23-5-1!"

Dunc? C'mon man.....you know you are a fan.....almost?

Kaepernick

10-01-2013 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate (Post 10035936)

Easy:

Multiple Super Bowl Winner. At least two.

So Aaron Rodgers is not a great QB to you? ROFL

Ah, I see you are just trolling...

Kaepernick

10-01-2013 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by NinerDoug (Post 10035992)

Any "great one" analysis that includes Eli is fatally flawed.

This, 100%. :clap:

Kaepernick

10-01-2013 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by BCD (Post 10037486)

You simply cannot disregard how Eli has played in the post season.

The Trent Dilfer comments are stupid. Dilfer was only along for the ride. Eli made plays.

Eli is inconsistent and a gambler like Favre.

Did you watch the 49ers Giants game in 2011. I'm sure you did.

Here is bone-head throw #1 that should have gone for an easy interception if our guys don't blow each other up. I'm not complaining, just noting what a foolhardy throw and easy INT this is from Eli.

http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/891379/hit.gif

It happened again later with Goldson knocking the interception from teammate Carlos Rogers's hand. 2 easy picks batted away by teammates. Eli's inconsistency almost cost him the game, and it should have cost him the game.

duncan_idaho

10-01-2013 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by King_Chief_Fan (Post 10038982)

Dunc? C'mon man.....you know you are a fan.....almost?

Almost a fan of Alex Smith? Is that what you mean?

I don't know that I'd say almost, but his play in the second half on Sunday nudges it in that direction. Some positive recent signs definitely. Just need to see the guy we saw in the second half on Sunday make an appearance every week.

Halfcan

10-01-2013 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 10038688)

Bad? Not really. Not as efficient as in San Fran if asked to do more? Sure. Too risk-adverse? Definitely.There's a difference between thinking a guy is mediocre/not good enough to be the long-term answer and thinking a guy is Matt Cassel.

I've said repeatedly I hope Andy Reid is right about Alex Smith, and he can be better/more aggressive. So far, we've seen him do that in spurts (4th quarter Philly, to an extent, and really all of the second half against the Giants, to a greater extent).

So diving head first over and over to get first downs-oh and backwards too- count as risk adverse? :hmmm: Or does that just count because he doesn't throw into double coverage?

Halfcan

10-01-2013 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by AlexSmithDynasty (Post 10038712)

He has better numbers than Kaepernick in every major category. More yards, more TD's, less interceptions, higher passer rating, higher completion %, hell Smith even has more rushing yards than Kaepernick and that's supposed to be Kaep's biggest asset.

More wins too!!

Halfcan

10-01-2013 07:05 PM

After we kick the dogshit out of the Titans- there will be more on the Alex bandwagon.

Kaepernick

10-01-2013 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by BCD (Post 10037850)

I can play this game, too.

Peyton has no ring if not for Indy's D carrying that team to a SB win.

Hmmm, I have to rethink this. I forgot that Peyton threw 7 picks and only 3 TDs in the 2006 playoffs/SB. You may have a gud point der kiddo :hmmm:.

duncan_idaho

10-01-2013 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Halfcan (Post 10039113)

So diving head first over and over to get first downs-oh and backwards too- count as risk adverse? :hmmm: Or does that just count because he doesn't throw into double coverage?

I'm talking about his willingness to throw the football. His ability to gain yards with his legs is admirable, but also not something that can be counted on against good defenses.

I'm talking about throwing into tighter windows. Not double coverage necessarily, but making the throws good NFL qbs are willing to make. He made a lot more throws like that, into tighter - but 'open' in NFL terms - windows in the second half Sunday, and the offense moved the ball better than it had all season to that point.

Pitt Gorilla

10-01-2013 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 10039134)

Shocking that the offense is getting better as everyone spends more time in it/with each other.

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