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Aaron Rodgers - Green Bay Packers 193 91.90%
Andrew Luck - Indianapolis Colts 178 84.76%
Andy Dalton - Cincinnati Bengals 49 23.33%
Ben Roethlisberger - Pittsburgh Steelers 138 65.71%
Brian Hoyer - Cleveland Browns 5 2.38%
Cam Newton - Carolina Panthers 108 51.43%
Carson Palmer - Arizona Cardinals 23 10.95%
Chad Henne - Jacksonville Jaguars 8 3.81%
Colin Kaepernick - San Francisco 49ers 86 40.95%
Derek Carr - Oakland Raiders 15 7.14%
Drew Brees - New Orleans Saints 187 89.05%
EJ Manuel - Buffalo Bills 13 6.19%
Eli Manning - New York Giants 87 41.43%
Geno Smith - New York Jets 25 11.90%
Jay Cutler - Chicago Bears 71 33.81%
Joe Flacco - Baltimore Ravens 89 42.38%
Matt Cassel - Minnesota Vikings 9 4.29%
Matt Ryan - Atlanta Falcons 115 54.76%
Matthew Stafford - Detroit Lions 104 49.52%
Mike Glennon - Tampa Bay Buccaneers 10 4.76%
Nick Foles - Philadelphia Eagles 78 37.14%
Peyton Manning - Denver Broncos 185 88.10%
Philip Rivers - San Diego Chargers 156 74.29%
Robert Griffin III - Washington Redskins 59 28.10%
Russell Wilson - Seattle Seahawks 147 70.00%
Ryan Fitzpatrick - Houston Texans 7 3.33%
Jake Locker - Tennessee Titans 11 5.24%
Ryan Tannehill - Miami Dolphins 22 10.48%
Shaun Hill - St. Louis Rams 7 3.33%
Tom Brady - New England Patriots 190 90.48%
Tony Romo - Dallas Cowboys 95 45.24%
All of them 11 5.24%
None of them 9 4.29%
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Old 09-02-2014, 05:06 PM  
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Old 09-02-2014, 11:02 PM   #151
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I think its funny that some ppl would rather have Smiff than Tony Romo. Romos 4th qtr problems are greatly exaggerated. There was a study a while back that proved he was better in the 4th qtr than Tom Brady
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Old 09-02-2014, 11:03 PM   #152
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I think its funny that some ppl would rather have Smiff than Tony Romo. Romos 4th qtr problems are greatly exaggerated. There was a study a while back that proved he was better in the 4th qtr than Tom Brady
But not in the games that matter. Peyton is a master of the regular season.

Alex will rarely kill you with boneheaded mistakes at crucial times. The flip side is, he won't ball out either. Romo could do either, so with Romo you are more feast or famine. I don't want feast or famine. I want predictable to build around until I can find a QB with feast and no famine.
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Most of those Qb's have nver taken a team as far as Smith or any farther.

Just because you think Dalton is better than Smith or Geno, or Stafford, Cutler, or Romo for that matter, doesn't make it true.

I dont care if they threw for 5000 yards, they arent winners. They haven't proven a damn thing.
Smith hasn't won jackshit either. Despite benefiting from a stacked Niners team for at least some of his career, he has a whopping one playoff win to his name ever. In his last two playoff games, he choked to the tune of 1-13 on third down and then blew a 38-10 lead in the second half. Real "winner."

The only QB's I didn't vote for as better than Alex are Dalton, Hoyer, Palmer, Henne, Carr, Manuel, Glennon, Fitzpatrick, Locker, and Hill. Not exactly great company there.
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Old 09-02-2014, 11:35 PM   #154
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But not in the games that matter. Peyton is a master of the regular season.

Alex will rarely kill you with boneheaded mistakes at crucial times. The flip side is, he won't ball out either. Romo could do either, so with Romo you are more feast or famine. I don't want feast or famine. I want predictable to build around until I can find a QB with feast and no famine.
You must be the kind of guy that dates a 6 for four years, even though you know the relationship isnt going anywhere and the sex sucks.
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Did Glennon get a bad deal in Tampa? He put up decent stats for a rookie playing on a meh team.
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I listed 9 QBs ahead of him and a couple were close. I find it amusing that every QB was picked by someone. The fact 9 picked a rookie who has never started a single game is laughable~
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I listed 9 QBs ahead of him and a couple were close. I find it amusing that every QB was picked by someone. The fact 9 picked a rookie who has never started a single game is laughable~
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Smith hasn't won jackshit either. Despite benefiting from a stacked Niners team for at least some of his career, he has a whopping one playoff win to his name ever. In his last two playoff games, he choked to the tune of 1-13 on third down and then blew a 38-10 lead in the second half. Real "winner."

The only QB's I didn't vote for as better than Alex are Dalton, Hoyer, Palmer, Henne, Carr, Manuel, Glennon, Fitzpatrick, Locker, and Hill. Not exactly great company there.
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It is hard to say really, the problem with Alex is he is so worried about protecting the ball he doesn't take chances and that is not always good. Sometimes chances can turn into great rewards.
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It is hard to say really, the problem with Alex is he is so worried about protecting the ball he doesn't take chances and that is not always good. Sometimes chances can turn into great rewards.

That's what makes Alex Smith so tough to classify, in my opinion. He's just so overly conservative. In a league where such a large percentage of games are won and lost by 7 points or less, you really can win a lot of games simply by not screwing up.

Of course, he also isn't the guy that can dig you out of a hole ala Tony Romo or Jay Cutler when the defense isn't playing well or you have to deal with some unlucky bounces.
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So, the people who a clear majority (2/3 of us) agree are better than Alex Smith:

Aaron Rodgers
Andrew Luck
Ben Roethlisberger
Drew Brees
Peyton Manning
Russell Wilson
Tom Brady

You could quibble with Roethlisberger or Wilson perhaps, but I think that's pretty fair.
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You could quibble with Roethlisberger

He's several orders of magnitude better than Alex. I can't believe ANYONE thinks it's even a question.
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Hey Clay..what do you see as Alex Smiths fatal flaw?

His arm is pretty good.
He was pushing the ball down the field the second half of the year (as Andy directed him to)
He is very mobile
He is good under pressure
He protects the ball well
He is smart
He is a good leader

I guess I don't understand why you hate the guy so much
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Hey Clay..what do you see as Alex Smiths fatal flaw?

His arm is pretty good.
He was pushing the ball down the field the second half of the year (as Andy directed him to)
He is very mobile
He is good under pressure
He protects the ball well
He is smart
He is a good leader

I guess I don't understand why you hate the guy so much
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