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Uh no. Give him one more year and see how does.
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But if they could lock him up for say 5 years 50 mil, that's an incredible deal. |
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He caught it. |
He earned the extension. Yesterday is easily one of the best single games that a Chiefs QB has ever played.
But, this doesn't mean that we shouldn't be grooming a player under Smith, something this organization has never done. There should be zero loyalty to Daniel or Bray, and the team should be exploring all options, including a player who might, strangely, drop in the draft. And I don't want to hear any bullshit about needing to get "impact" from first-round picks immediately. See: Fisher. And this player still might end up being a damn good pick; he just had a tremendous learning curve in year one, compounded with, at least, isolated pussitis. |
You also have to realize that Jay Cutler just signed a 100 million plus contract. The contract Cassel signed is probably an average contract for a mid-range QB now.
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If you think this was a team loss, then you're exactly what TK said. A miserable human being. No sane, rational person would put any of this loss on the offense or Alex Smith. It's cherry picking bullshit that wants to paint everyone as the culprit when there was only one side of the ball that didn't hold up their bargain. 44 ****ing points playing without Charles and his 2nd WR and you want to tell me this was a team loss. **** off with the sports cliches. |
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What would it take for you to extend him? Multiple superbowls??? |
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You go into this next off-season with Alex Smith primed to his the FA market and you're going to pay 3 million more per year.
You can't let him walk and he would have all the leverage. |
5 years 90m I think Alex would take it.
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