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Originally Posted by DeezNutz
It's pretty ****ing easy to see the stupidity:
How many of these game managers won the ****ing SB? OK. "Oh, but the Chiefs suck shit and winning in the playoffs would be good enough."
Yeah, no ****ing shit that it's an improvement. Is that the bar now? Or our the Chiefs actually expected to build to something? Accomplish something? If the goal is to replicate the "success" of the 90s, my bad.
If Alex ****ing Smith were a second-year player right now, we'd all be ecstatic. He's not. We're not. He's ****ing mediocre.
And don't ****ing compare him to E. Manning or Flacco again. Ridiculous, even in the most tangential sense.
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Ben Roethlisberger and Tom Brady won their first Super Bowl as game managers. Eli Manning won his first Super Bowl as a game manager. Joe Flacco has won a ton of playoff games as a game manager and won a Super Bowl last year as a game manager.
I haven't compared Alex Smith to these guys. Again, I said the difference between these guys and Smith is they played largely game management, but made big plays in big situations. Smith hasn't proven he can do that, but he also hasn't proven he can't. Why couldn't he be a guy that has a knack for uninspiring play but comes up big in big games? If not for a complete goat performance by Kyle Williams, the 49ers could very well have been on their way to a 2011 Super Bowl. Mark Sanchez, who played pretty much Alex Smith football his first two seasons, was extremely close to getting there too.