09-04-2013, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by keg in kc
Gotta be a combination of both.
(If we're going to get in the prediction game, mine is that Alex Smith maxes out around 3750 yards, based on his history.)
However, Andy Reid knows his offense better than anyone, that offense usually generates 4000+ yards from the QB position, he badly wanted Alex Smith to run it and he's spoken about him in glowing terms for weeks. So the question would now be whether or not the expectations for the player should reflect the attributes of the coach...
I would say "yes". Andy Reid clearly thinks the world of Alex Smith. If this was a Herm Edwards team, 3500 yards has a different look. But it's not. Reid loves to throw the ball.
(We've seen it already in the Steelers preseason game, with Smith and Daniel combining for 48 passes and 280ish yards...)
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If Smith can reach 4K Phat Andy needs a raise...
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