He misses a lot of games.

End of story.

except it doesn't. The Ravens and 49ers are two prime examples of it NOT failing. They both played in the super bowl. Both rely on the run game, and playaction passing, both have good defenses. So, it doesn't fail.

In the last two years, how many games due to injury did he miss? He missed 3 quarters. That's it. Shut up.

What?

The Ravens throw the ball down the field. Joe Flacco was tied for 2nd in the NFL in completions over 20 yards.

And in his limited time, Colin Kaepernick had double the completions (19 vs 9) over 20 yards that Alex Smith did.

You don't know shit, son.

Dinking and dunking is a recipe for failing.

That doesn't change anything.

He still misses a lot of games due to injury.

I'm not looking forward to it.

He had the separated shoulder in 2007, reinjured in training camp in 2008, second surgery (I think they screwed up the first surgery). Injured his non-throwing arm a couple of years ago. And the concussion last year. I wouldn't think of him as injury prone. With the separated shoulder, it was like being hit by a freight train. I think pretty much any QB would have been severely injured taking that hit.

These statements contradict each other.

I would like to rub your manly masculine chest with cheese whip in the hope that some of your manliness would be absorbed through my skin. You are a man's man. Not the tough, shoot whiskey, beat the hell out of anyone man's man but rather the nerd, live in your mom's basement, masturbate furiously to Geno Smith pics man's man.

We salute you. Mr. Man's man.

:hmmm: WTF?

I'm building his confidence. Back off man. I'm a scientist.

I don't know how many times we'll throw a game and neither does anybody else. That's entirely dictated by what the opposing defense is giving and how well the run game is producing. Q?

I do. I read the flakes of corn in Reid turds to predict the future.

the real reason peyton didn't come to the chiefs is he saw wendler's posts

If so, then pretty much any QB who has been in the NFL for a number of years would qualify as "injury prone," at which point the term becomes meaningless.

where did I say that the Ravens didn't throw DEEP? Can you argue with me that they aren't a run first team who uses the playaction to set up passing. And yes they do throw deep. They had two really good deep threats in Jacoby Jones, and Torrey Smith. Do you see those type of players on the CHIEFS right now, and did you see them in San Francisco last year? no, you did not, and no you don't. Alex Smith doesn't mind throwing deep. he has been throwing deep with accuracy and precision to Vernon Davis for 6 years. He has never had a problem with Connecting with Vernon. If you give him a deep threat, he will take advantage of it. No, it is not his strong suit, but he can do it. YOu are just so blinded by Alex Smith Hate, that logic eludes you. Alex has said many times, that he would rather throw short, and give his guys a chance to make plays. Which, with Crabtrees shiftiness and run after the catch ability, it makes sense. Alex Smith plays to his strengths. There is nothing wrong with knowing yourself, and doing that. I don't know why this is so difficult for you.