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We've got a young quarterback who is very, very talented," he said. "Like with all young quarterbacks, he's learning so much. I think you'll see him get better and better. I have a lot of confidence in Geno. When he gets better, everyone on the offense, defense and special teams will get better."
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I do think it would be bs to judge the kid on this year. Hard to succeed with a coach that never wanted you and a team with no talent.
Geno may not be great, but he has his team with a shot at the playoffs late in the season. Can't ask for much more than that, realistically. |
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For the 1.1 pick I probably would have. And the jets are plenty talented, it's just all on defense and the offensive line. |
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What if the Rat goes to the Jets next year? What will KC Geno fans do?
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Mind****. |
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The problem and why Geno gets the flack like I said is that he was made out to be some great QB that was going to come in and light up the league. And while it's true about his coaches and his WR are not great when the same is said about Alex it's called "ballwashing" then the same people want to use the very same to excuse Geno. I don't think there's anyone here who really hates Geno most just get fed up with the love certain people on here have for Geno. I'm just putting them on ignore myself. But if those people wouldn't continue to shove him down peoples throats not as many would be judging him as much. |
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read this thread like I said earlier I watched this site for months before I started posting |
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The whole argument is a ****ing LAYUP for the people that didn't want him. And yet they STILL have to fabricate arguments. It's hilarious. |
Well Jets may not have Geno Smith at QB. He is just a rookie. Let him grow! Alex has won games for the Chiefs. Despite his not too perfect QB passer rating!
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Geno has more than enough to work with. It's ridiculous to judge him this early, but the same people who defend him also tend to be the ones who place a ridiculous standard for Alex Smith. That's the problem. I would have preferred getting Geno over Alex. But right now, Alex is playing pretty good football, and Geno has a lot to prove but has shown flashes. It's amazing that anyone would make this into anything more than that. |
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First of all, "it's Geno or bust" doesn't resemble "he's going to come in and light up the NFL" in any way. Those were YOUR WORDS. And literally nobody on that thread seriously suggested that he was gonna come in and light it up. NOBODY. Second, there wasn't a shred of objective discussion on the subject from about November on because people got sick of dealing with trolls like BlackBob and Blackmon. |
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Yep, sometimes I think this place should be called Chiefs-"Claynus' Trolling Life"- Planet...Sooner or later a mod will grow a pair and ban him for being a troll regardless of the fact he can post a gif. |
Jeez, all it takes is a mediocre game from Geno and this stuff gets new life.
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I think the reason people have laughs at Geno's failures is because there were people browbeating everyone that he was the only choice a sane person could make at #1. People get tired of the draftnik "you don't know shit" attitude and enjoy poking at them when it appears they don't know much more than the rest of us. |
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This has gotten to be one of the most childish places lately. |
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Not much has changed since Wendy Meets A Draft Tabulator. |
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One of the most ardent dickwads was a JAGUARS FAN. Think about that for a minute. |
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How about he busts after 5 games?
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Morton retired the following year..that should say something. Lloyd was latter dubbed alligator arms. Arnaz finished his career as the scrub that he was. The fact that he was on the 9er roster is a sign of how bad things were. Gore was not Gore yet...Barlow had turned into a sack of shit...I'm still baffled as to why..unless it was because of Hearst leaving...and they shared some carries with Hicks...who became a special teams only player. Also keep in mind that Alex only got put in after the Starter went 1-3 and the Nolan decided that it couldn't be any worse to start the rookie. For the most part he was right. The talent of the team had been absolutely decimated..and the players that were there were badly coached both that year and the preceding year. To give you an idea of how badly coached...when Marriuchi left the team had gone to the championship..the following year under Dickerson they went 7-9....then TO and Owens and Tai Streets..all gone before Alex was there. The pro-bowl center goes down...I think Eric Johnson got hurt in 2005 also... There was no talent on offense..it wasn't like the defense was amazing either. |
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But you do have to factor age and ceiling into this equation. If Geno reaches his ceiling, he is a guy that makes you defend 50 yards of field. Every yard. Sideline to sideline. He OBVIOUSLY isn't near is ceiling, though and will take a lot of work to get there. The light at the end of the tunnel here is the kid just turned 23 years old in October. Plenty of time to coach him up and try to get that potential realized while adding weapons around him to help him get there. Every single NFL quarterback needs a playmaker or two to lean on in games. Geno has nobody. With Alex Smiths ceiling, he makes you defend 25-30 yards but is very effective in those areas. He is very reluctant to throw outside the numbers and past 20 yards (but has shown visible improvement in these areas recently.) I will ALWAYS contend that trading for a guy like Alex Smith and doubling down by drafting a quarterback with a high pick would have been a better usage than drafting a franchise right tackle with that pick. Replace Rex Ryan with Andy Reid and Geno would be better. Replace his receivers with ours and he would be better. Replace their running game with ours and he would be better. Replace his special teams with ours and he would be better. Replace his defense with ours and he would get more possessions. Give Geno 1-2 years to sit behind a real pro in Alex Smith ad he would be better equipped to play when called upon. |
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Not a fan of fisher pick at all. Did not want a QB at 1.1 from this class either. Just a stud playmaker.
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Off topic, but BossChief, time to change your avatar and sig? :)
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If they had taken Geno they most certainly could have sat him for the first year and justified it. That being said, I doubt anybody in today's NFL gives up two 2's and the first overall for QBs in the same season. |
Fisher sucks and Geno sucks. The 2013 draft was the worst draft in a decade.
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Off topic talk about Fisher.
Wait till offseason. He clearly doesn't have the muscle to play with the pros right now, and he had no technique early on in the season. He's slowly getting better as we go, but the key word is "slowly", which is why there's an abundance of hate for the guy. Let me put it this way. Who here seriously expected us to be 10-3 right now? Seriously. If it wasn't for the fact we've been winning, Fisher wouldn't be under a magnifying glass like he is. It takes time, that's how it is. |
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With the whole sit Geno for a few years theory, don't see why that can't be the plan with Bray.
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Alex is a guy that doesn't make many mistakes because he does all the little things. All those little things are what Geno is missing right now. Give him 2 years to learn those things and who knows where he would be. |
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I lost a bet last year that Jamaal wouldn't get 300 touches in the year coming off acl and the team having signed Hillis. I'll have to see what point Jamaal got the 300th touch, but it's gotta be coming up next week or the week after. |
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Also, if they don't want to take a guy at 1, trade down. We were already talking to Miami about Albert at that time and they traded up in the draft with Oakland from 12 to 3....gave up a second to move up...if they gave that much up to move up to 3, one would have to think they would give up the same to move to 1 instead of 3 being the slotted contracts are basically similar. Move down to 12 and take bpa while recouping tat second we gave up to get Alex Smith. They basically came out and said they think Eric Fisher is the best player in the draft. A generational talent. I hope they Ed up being right, but the early returns aren't exactly confidence inspiring. |
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The trade down thing is a thought I guess they could have done that. But in a very weak draft it was more difficult to do. But they could have found a way. Fisher was god awful at the start of the season but IMO he has improved some. That's not saying a lot but at least he's improving |
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But seeing as he was undrafted, it's unlikely he will ever get a real shot. |
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Brays ceiling isn't close to that of Geno Smith, though.
At this point, Bray has a cannon and not much else. He displayed poor pocket awareness, poor ball security, poor ability to read even vanilla defenses and most of his passes lacked touch or accuracy. Add to that, he is basically a statue back there. Geno can throw for 300 and run for another 50-75. Those rushing yards are huge when defenses want to run strict man coverage. |
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Unless you've got one of those rare guys with a Brees/Brady release, your QB better be able to run.
It's the best part of Alex's game and we wouldn't be 10-3 without it. |
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