He's comparing Alex this year with dilfer's super bowl year, which makes sense
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Well comment was AS could not win a SB.

So yeah it kinda makes total sense.

Let's just compile that list from the other thread!

Alex Smith's career record when the opponent scores at least 24 points: 2-30-1

Brady: 34-31
Manning: 39-58
Romo: 15-30
Ryan: 12-24
Flacco: 12-14
Rivers: 14-32
Green: 15-43
Cassel: 8-26
Huard: 3-6
Bono: 2-11
Geno Smith: 2-3

I'm betting Geno rolls off 29 straight losses in this scenario to even things up a bit.

Not sure how the AS apologists are going to argue/spin this one. Clearly AS led teams do not score sufficient points or else his record would be a 'touch' better. 2-30-1 is appalling. I honestly wonder if Reid & Co. are aware of this statistic, and perhaps it would be something to ponder before signing AS up for 3+ more seasons to big dollars...

Good trolling.

LMAO

They don't give a shit about that. They just want a warm body to go .500 so Clark will give them another contract.

Alex is perfect for that.

LOL, really? Peyton Manning couldn't have made the play-offs with the 9ers pre-2010...they were THAT bad.

It doesn't matter

Bowe is a big,physical jump ball type receiver and that ball hit him in both hands. He should of caught the ball.

Everyone kept screaming ... "throw Bowe the ball even if he's covered, let him make a play"

Well .......


Alex Smith has been playing well enough to win a Super Bowl the last 3 games. He has been very Eli Manning-ish. If that keeps up we are fine if our defense and receivers stop sucking ass.

Lol, ok, they are going to blame the team. That is how the AS apologists are going to sidestep this alarming statistic. I should have known. It is never going to be AS's fault.

As bad as the 1 win Colts team that Peyton took the playoffs the year before and Luck took the year after?

KC football to the letter right here. .500 and at least we are better than Cincinnati and Arizona amirite? :banghead:

Boom.

Alex was part of that team so he's in part to blame...he didn't make it any better during that time (or worse since nobody did any better while he was out injured).

Nothing I say will make you less myopic, so I'll let it go. Sure, you're right.

Clearly the last two weeks have been the first time in his career any coach has really opened the playbook, and he has played two of his best games of his career. Watch a football game please.