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Alex Smith did, does, and will always suck.
(https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=270480)
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DeBerg had a quarterback rating of 96.3 for the 1990 season. http://www.pro-football-reference.co...D/DebeSt00.htm Smith had a quarterback rating of 104.1 last year. http://www.pro-football-reference.co...S/SmitAl03.htm |
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BTW, Alex beat them in 2011 at their house when they were undefeated and the talk of the NFL. |
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What did I tell you? :D |
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Hey, have you KC fans ever considered that "Alex Smith" has the same number of syllables as "Jesus Christ"?
He just may be your savior. :) |
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http://www.troll.me/images/willy-won...ll-me-more.jpg https://www.profootballfocus.com/blo...ide-receivers/ 3 years of drop rates... Crabtree 11th worst...Boldin 13th best. |
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Hilarious. |
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BTW, Moss sucked last year..even with Kaep. Great point. |
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Nothing but hyperbole |
The haters are getting rolled.
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"Girl didn't I tell you, he a playa fo real!" "I know, I know!" |
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I'll get back to this after my meeting. |
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:doh!: |
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Now go look at the QBs who have had multiple coordinators and have been on multiple teams. It is rare to find one of them at the top and it's definitely proven that it's difficult for any QB to succeed when placed in that situation. As for the other guy, I don't see why he keeps dwelling on what Alex has done in the past. He can keep being a coward behind his keyboard for all I care. No one in their right mind would waste this much of their time doing this. There's no reason to. NONE. |
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2nd Matt Cassel loves you have your excuses LMAO |
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It's the QBs that never get that structure and proper development early on that struggle most. Smith was there until 2011... though he still did show some decent play in the 2nd half of 2010. But in 2011? It was almost as if he were a stunted rookie thanks to the Nolan/Singletary nightmare. He FINALLY got the good development for a couple years, albeit so very late in his career. Other QBs that have shared in even a taste of such miserable early years have flamed out badly or been permanent, forgettable backups. I like to ramble with my coffee... don't like it? **** all of you! :p |
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Or you can just obtain hard data instead of guessing. 2012 Season Drop Rate Anquan Boldin --- 3.57%, 65 catches, 4 drops. Michael Crabtree - 3.94 %, 85 catches, 5 drops. Both guys have stellar hands. http://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/stats/drops/2012/ |
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Boldin's average catch was for 14.17 yards after yac. Crabtree's average catch was for 13.00 after yac. That means that Boldin on average was catching his passes about 3 yards deeper than Crabtree. (that isn't an indictment of either player or quarterback on my part). What I'd like to see is a stat of % double coverage. From the "eye-ball" test, I'd say that Boldin was double covered much more often than Crabtree. If true, would reasonably diminish YAC, targets (more coverage), and one could argue making catching that more difficult. To point to Crabtree's yards and say he's a better WR than Boldin is akin to pointing to Alex Smiths Quarterback rating and saying he was better than Tom Brady or Drew Brees. |
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My most fervent wish, is that Axl takes a big fat shit ALL over this thread tomorrow... in the eyes, nose, down the throat, smeared all over your nice clean shirts.
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Alex Smith career QB rating: 79.6 :D |
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Smiths career with the same - three years Keep hating... |
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LOL.... John Elway had a 79.9 career rating. :whackit:
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excuses !!!! lolz... nlm |
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from Montana and now to Elway. :facepalm: |
It amazes me how many excuses are made for such a mediocre quarterback.
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I wish Alex Smith could wash all those bad words out of your mouths with his dick.
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And of course cup the balls like good bitches. I can only imagine the amount of anal rape they'd allow for a really good QB. |
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Hint: It's the same answer as to what he gets for having a low QB rating in his early years. |
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When Elway played, the average QB rating each year ranged from 75.9 (his rookie year) to 78.2 (his final year). Compared to the league, Elway's 79.9 career rating was pretty damn good. Nowadays, the average QB is somewhere in the 82-87 range, so Alice's career 79.6 rating ain't looking too good by comparison. |
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what do you think of Phillip Rivers so far with an upgrade at coaching? |
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My point was that Coaching makes a huge difference. Also, I have always liked Phillip Rivers. Wish he had some better receiving options. Has Keenan Allen done anything? |
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Alex is top ten in QBR :shrug:
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Where are all the 9er whiners like Alex Smiff, Alice Smith etc etc...
How does it feel now Alex Smith is 2-0 and Kapernoob was a complete embarrassment in Seattle? ROFL KaperNoob looked worst than a fail rookie: 3 INTs, 1 Fumble, NO TDs, 20.1 QBR, 127 yd passing... LOL ROFL LMAO... Don't think Alex Smith was ever that BAD LOL NOT even in the Nolan days ROFL |
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Kapernoob DIDN'T EARN THE JOB. It and a SB caliber team was handed to him on a silver platter and the sliver spoon was stuck right into his mouth, same with the over rated publicity in the off season. Too much fame too fast. Taking the job away from Alex Smith like that was straight up robbery, then trading Alex Smith for picks was like throwing away a used condom and getting $10 back, thus what happen in the SB and what's happening now is Karma lol! |
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sick burn bro ;-P~ |
I think Alex Smith has done a great job. This is a team sport. It always confuses me when people want their quarterback to carry the team. Smith has a cap friendly contract which allows the Chiefs to build a solid team around him. The Chiefs have a good chance at going to the playoffs this year because of Alex Smith. ....And if he does get to the playoffs....is that not carrying your team?
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Dilfer had a 59% completion percentage... 1,500 yds.. 12 TD / 11 INT and a 76.6 passer rating in his SB winning year. Grossman's only good season, he had a 54.6 % comp percentage... 3,193 yds.. 23 TD /20 INTs and a 73.9 passer rating. Smith's last 2 yrs - 65.7 % (comp average) .... 4,881 yds .. 30 TDs / 10 INTs ... and a 97.4 (av) passer rating. ^^^^ Now compare those numbers to what Smith has been doing for the last 2 years... :doh!: You, sir... have colossally FAILED... http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/k...nrtmfqjuwx.gif |
I was particularly pointing out that just because they get to the playoffs, does not necessarily mean Smith carried them. Also, it would be more pertinent to use 1 year for Smith's stats since that is what you used for the other two.
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There are many different ways a QB can "carry" his team. Sometimes, it can be found in the dazzling 400 yard games that so many get obsessed with. Other times, it can be from simply being efficient when you need to be, and minimizing turnovers. Other times, it is driving your team to regain a lead in the 4th quarter, when the game is on the line. The stats show to me that, for the most part, Dilfer and Grossman were "carried by their team" to achieve their very brief success. Whereas, for the last 2 seasons, Alex has done far more in his role to be able to say that he was NOT "carried" by his team. In other words, if over each of the last 2 seasons, Smith had these numbers? Quote:
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Because the ability to move the football is sooooooooo overrated LMAO |
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