Indeed. And a ban bet.

I bring the pain.

Yeah, because you're so impartial.

The guy hasn't played a single down yet your 230th screen name is Alex Smith HATER.

no his progression reads are ****ing slow because hes always gun shy to fit it in a tight window to WR1. So its either to the TE or check down and he cant get there quick enough

Who were his receivers in 2011 and 2012?

Most sacks on a per snap basis is pretty cut and dry.

No bias whatsoever.

Watch him play, too. Downright Casselian in his ability to respond to pressure. Pants shat all over the place.

and who is his WRs going to be on the Chiefs? Bowe and then nobody.

at least he had a top TE on the 49ers. Who is he throwing to on this team at TE? Anthony Fasano? Brokedick Moeaki? I laugh just thinking about these "weapons" on the Chiefs.

Right.

That's why he was an overtime loss away from the Super Bowl and had the best QBR in the league last year. Because he's Matt Cassel.

How can you type this nonsens with a straight face?

You failed to answer my question.

Aaron Rodgers
Season:2012 PASSING
CMP ATT YDS CMP %AVG LNG TD INT SACK RAT
371 552 4,295 67.2 7.78 73 39 8 51 108.0

Yeah taking sacks is the end of the world.

Doesn't fit my false narrative/GoChiefs

welp :)

What's wrong with not liking a move "before he has even played a down in KC" all of a sudden?

Trading For Cassel was a bad move as was drafting Tyson Jackson.

Some of US (including YOU) thought we knew that before either had played a down for us.

And we were right.

Or his coaches recognized the flaw in Alexs game and worked around it...choosing the lesser of two evils.

What does that say about a quarterback when his coaches would rather see him take a sack rather than throw the ball past 20 yards?

There's nothing wrong at all with disliking the trade.

But GoChiefs has created a false narrative about Alex Smith and pushed his agenda for months on end.

He makes general statements are disproven as relative constantly, such as taking sacks just one reason why he's "bad", yet when it's pointed out that Rodgers took more, he's silent.

When discussing his QBR, he's silent. When discussing his completion percentage, he's silent. When discussing the overtime NFC Championship, the only reason they were there according to him, was defense. On and on and on.

It's intellectually dishonest and a false narrative.

Let me know when Alex Smith throws for 4300 yards and 39 touchdowns.

So far, the only comparable aspect is their amount of sacks taken.