Originally Posted by TimBone (Post 11573029)

This thread went well. I am proud of you all.

Originally Posted by -King- (Post 11573024)

This. As much as people want to bash the article, it is true. Alex does help the defense by not turning the ball over. Hell that was even said a few times as a credit to Russell Wilson.

But Alex DOES need to push the ball. While he can help the defense by not turning the ball over, he does hurt the offense at times by not being as aggressive as he should. A risky throw here and there can result in a big play and will also result in the short routes opening up and our playmakers having more room to make plays as well.

Originally Posted by milkman (Post 11573050)

**** off.

Originally Posted by notorious (Post 11572766)

Talk me down PG. I was alright with Alex for a while, and now I am constantly dogging him.


WTF is the deal?

Originally Posted by notorious (Post 11572766)

Talk me down PG. I was alright with Alex for a while, and now I am constantly dogging him.


WTF is the deal?

Originally Posted by Fish (Post 11572491)

It's all about the "Hidden" points he's scoring. I mean, you can basically add 16 "Hidden" TDs to his yearly totals. He's like the best in the game at scoring hidden TDs that never actually existed. If it weren't for the fact that they were invisible "Hidden" TDs, his TD total would almost be right up there with the best QBs in the league.



How can anyone argue with these "Hidden" points?

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58 (Post 11572561)

You know what helps your defense the most?

SCORING POINTS.

Originally Posted by cdcox (Post 11573166)

Hopefully Mav will hang out in the game thread this year so he can alert us to whenever Alex scores a hidden TD.

Originally Posted by mikey23545 (Post 11573274)

Like Vermeil's offenses did?

Originally Posted by TimBone (Post 11573311)

Would like to know who is responsible for designed sack.

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 11572498)

Without Smith, Justin Houston is a 5-6 sack guy at most.