A lot of talk on here about what Alex screws up but not a lot of talk about how bad your offensive like is. Its pretty terrible. Jamal Charles is in line to touch the ball over 400 times and only on pace for 1200 yards rushing an even is on pace to catch 80 balls. Blame Alex all you can, but the O-line is the major problem. Him having played with the best O-line in football the last 2 years, his YPA were nearly at the Top as was his compl %. We seem to forget the Chiefs were 2-14 last year, there is still alot of work to be done and not just 8 games worth. Im talkin a whole nother offseason. I predict by the 12th game Alex will be right around 63-64%. He has a way of figuring things out. Dude is a winner, gotta give him that. Even with a leaky O-line.

Yep... another good reason to patiently wait and to not put much stock into the first 8 games. I guess there's a chance the defense really is THAT good and he won't ever have to play from behind by more than a touchdown... but, I doubt it (well, they might be that good, but it's bound to happen anyway).

While I personally don't have a problem with what you say. And I agree with you.

The response by a lot of people is not going to be kind.

Sorry boss.

Alex has shown the stones already as a chief to be extremely clutch though.

So, im not really sure that would be that big of a deal.

But Alex has a hot wife and takes chances by putting on a Chiefs uniform every game in front of a bad Oline, so there's no way you can call him whatever you're thinking of.

Well?

Stuff man, stuff.

1.Brees can make every throw on the field.
2.Brees has the best footwork by a QB in the NFL.
3.Leadership
4. Decision-making
5. Accurate passing

I'm not seeing how that relates to "gelling" and why it takes longer for Alice to gel than it did Brees?

Is Brees hitting a wide open Fasano for a TD where as Alice misses him because of lack of "gelling", or lack of talent?

I like how you edited out the second part, about taking the chances when it's necessary.

The roller coaster analogy is ridiculous.

Here's how the hot girl analogy works: He's not asking them out right now, because they are asking him out. You have to wait for a Saturday Night coming up with no plans to see what he does.

And as I mentioned, he has shown that he can and will ask the girl out in that situation, and can and does get laid.

ROFL These analogies make me laugh

Like i said, Show me a QB not in the top 10 gelling with WR in 8 weeks.

How about three TDs? And having to do it in the second half? He did it against the Eagles in 2011. Does that not count because he was with the Niners at that time?

We've been through the history several times... I know he's had comebacks, I know he won a playoff game against the Saints. Average QBs can have good days or even great days. That stuff gives people hope, but consistency is key, and of course what he does as a Chief is much more important to us than what he did in the past.

So, we wait.

When do you consider the gelling completed....QB knows where WR is going to be & puts the ball there? WR running the correct routes? QB not missing wide open passes? Passes not sailing over the heads of open receivers?