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Originally Posted by RunKC
Geno fans told me Geno was smart.
They also told me he rarely turns the ball over.
Clearly both of those are not true after tonight.  |
Trent Green once threw 4 INTs to Deltha ****ing O'Neal in the same game. And NOT when he was a rookie on a bad team.
"Smart" Alex Smith (yes, he's a smart QB) looked like a ****ing dumbass out there for at least his first 6 seasons in the league. Can't beat out Mark Sanchez as a rookie? Try not being able to KEEP HIS JOB over the likes of Shaun Hill and JT O'Sullivan. But surely he was impressive as a rookie, right? If being pulled in and out of the lineup in between recovering from injuries and seeing action in only 9 games, throwing 1 TD and 11 INT in that time is impressive, then Geno Smith is already in the Hall of Fame.
And I'm not shitting on Alex Smith here. I'm really not. The dude is an intelligent QB. So was Trent Green. And so is Geno.
Smart players sometimes look like shit as rookies. Quite often they do. Especially when there's a steep learning curve that has to be met.
Speaking of steep learning curves, I was told I need to back off of Eric Fisher's shitty game that he had against San Francisco. It was preseason and he's a rookie, right? The dude had a good game tonight, but he also looked like garbage last week because he was in this "transition" to the NFL that was steeper than what other guys had to go through. Is Geno Smith, who plays a much MUCH more difficult position, not afforded the same grace period?