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The Bad Guy 11-12-2013 05:35 AM

This is what it comes down to for me with Ryan.

Brady, Rodgers, Manning and to a lesser extent, Brees, has never had this type of losing season. All of those guys have had injuries, issues but they all managed to keep their teams near .500 or better despite all the shit luck.

Ryan can't do that. He doesn't elevate his team around him. I think the team elevates him. Brady throwing to Aaron Dobson and Kimbrell Thompkins for half a year still resulted in a 7-2 record.

Ryan is a nice QB, but he should be closer on the payscale to Rivers than he is Aaron Rodgers.

Simply Red 11-12-2013 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 10179935)
Sure. But there's no denying that Brady is doing it with nobodies. He hasn't had Gronk much this year and he's putting up points with two rookies in Dobson and Thomaskins along with Edelman.

That's pretty damn impressive.

Yes, seems his passes are right on the money. Sometimes I wonder if Alex over thinks things. Decisiveness seem to be the key w/ these QB's at this level.

BossChief 11-12-2013 09:02 AM

Time will tell.

I think both of those deals were needed costs.

What was Atlanta supposed to do? Let Matt Ryan walk and pray a quarterback fell to them that could start right away and keep the team winning? They were on the cusp of the superbowl...

How about Baltimore? Were they supposed to finally win a superbowl...have their quarterback go on a historic playoff run and win the MVP award only to let him walk and
hope a quarterback fell to them at 32 that they could save a few bucks on?

I think it's beyond silly how so many here defend Alex Smith for all his shortcomings...but tear down guys like Flacco and Ryan at all costs.

Sandy Vagina 11-12-2013 09:12 AM

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 10180174)
I think it's beyond silly how so many here defend Alex Smith for all his shortcomings...but tear down guys like Flacco and Ryan at all costs.

Anyone really "tearing them down" though? Seems all they are saying is that they are overpaid for what they are bringing.. and that can hurt the team they want to win with... which can be a fair opinion. You are right that these teams had little choice but to lock up these QBs.

Know what is even more silly? ( and no, not saying you ).. Many KC fans will take every opportunity to "tear down" their own QB... dismiss every "excuse" for their QB... but then defend and lift up every other QB in the league with excuses...with exception to their own. :hmmm:

Hammock Parties 11-12-2013 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs (Post 10180195)
Many KC fans will take every opportunity to "tear down" their own QB... dismiss every "excuse" for their QB... but then defend and lift up every other QB in the league with excuses...with exception to their own. :hmmm:

Alex Smith compares unfavorably to the top half of this league's QBs.

There's no ground for him to stand on.

Sandy Vagina 11-12-2013 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Pam Oliver's Forehead (Post 10180207)
Alex Smith compares unfavorably to the top half of this league's QBs.

There's no ground for him to stand on.

9-0... suck it! :)

O.city 11-12-2013 09:19 AM

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 10180174)
Time will tell.

I think both of those deals were needed costs.

What was Atlanta supposed to do? Let Matt Ryan walk and pray a quarterback fell to them that could start right away and keep the team winning? They were on the cusp of the superbowl...

How about Baltimore? Were they supposed to finally win a superbowl...have their quarterback go on a historic playoff run and win the MVP award only to let him walk and
hope a quarterback fell to them at 32 that they could save a few bucks on?

I think it's beyond silly how so many here defend Alex Smith for all his shortcomings...but tear down guys like Flacco and Ryan at all costs.

Just speaking for myself, but I know what Alex Smith is. He has to absolutely have everything around him going pretty well for him to succeed, if not going great around him.

But, he's also not being paid like those 2 guys. With those contracts come certain expectations. If Smith were getting what those guys are, I absolutely would expect him to carry a squad. But he can't, and it's looking like those two can't either.

It's too soon to say one way or another.

O.city 11-12-2013 09:22 AM

If I'm a Gm and I'm paying a guy a contract like that, he needs to be able to elevate the players around him and win when things arent perfect.

Hammock Parties 11-12-2013 09:24 AM

I can name 10-15 other QBs who would be 9-0 with this defense.

Difference is...we wouldn't be 24th on offense, 28th in passing yards, 30th in yards per attempt and 27th in TD passes.

For ****'s sake, the Bills have the 24th ranked defense and they just held us to 210 total yards!!!! It was their best game of the year!

Sandy Vagina 11-12-2013 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Pam Oliver's Forehead (Post 10180227)
I can name 10-15 other QBs who would be 9-0 with this defense.

... and every one of your names would still be wild conjecture on your part. Whereas, Alex doing it with this flawed team is... reality. :)

Coogs 11-12-2013 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 10180222)
If I'm a Gm and I'm paying a guy a contract like that, he needs to be able to elevate the players around him and win when things arent perfect.

I know this isn't the response you are looking for, but isn't that what is happening here now?

stevieray 11-12-2013 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Pam Oliver's Forehead (Post 10180207)
Alex Smith compares unfavorably to the top half of this league's QBs.

There's no ground for him to stand on.

which is completely and utterly stupid, because offenses don't play each other.

Hammock Parties 11-12-2013 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by stevieray (Post 10180268)
which is completely and utterly stupid, because offenses don't play each other.

People kept telling me this in Matt Cassel debates... :banghead:

Sweet Daddy Hate 11-12-2013 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by beach tribe (Post 10179865)
As many here know I have backed Smith from the beginning. He keeps winning and continues to protect the ball, but he has sucked ass as of late.
I have pointed out his accuracy slump he seems to be in, and its not just deep balls we are talking about. He has missed way too many throws. Its really starting to irk me bad.
He was playing what I would consider acceptable for a stretch and now he has regressed imo. He needs to get it together. He's got 6 more days to do it in my mind.
I said I would give him till week 12 to have the O running at full blast. My confidence is dying. He has a chance to win me over the next three weeks, otherwise I'm off the train.
I'm not asking for huge stats. That's not gonna happen. I'm just asking for things he has to do keep winning the way he has in the past. His recent play is not gonna cut it.

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Originally Posted by Mac-NinersChiefs (Post 10180246)
... and every one of your names would still be wild conjecture on your part. Whereas, Alex doing it with this flawed team is... reality. :)

Yeah, it's time to stop with this "Alex...is doing", "Alex...is winning" ****ing nonsense.

"Alex...is riding".

Yeah, there we go.

bishop_74 11-12-2013 09:45 AM

Just found this.... I'll just set it down here:

http://www.pro-football-reference.co...gle_season.htm

NFL Single-Season Fourth Quarter Comebacks Leaders (since 1960)
Rank Player (age), + - HOFer, Bold - Active 4QC Year Teams Games
1. Peyton Manning (33) 7 2009 IND View Comebacks
Eli Manning (30) 7 2011 NYG View Comebacks
3. Dan Pastorini (29) 6 1978 HOU View Comebacks
Ed Brown (35) 6 1963 PIT View Comebacks
Alex Smith (27) 6 2011 SFO View Comebacks
Norm Van Brocklin+ (34) 6 1960 PHI View Comebacks
Dan Marino+ (31) 6 1992 MIA View Comebacks
Peyton Manning (23) 6 1999 IND View Comebacks
John Elway+ (25) 6 1985 DEN View Comebacks


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