Is Alex Smith Who We Thought He Is?

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

You have come in to this thread offered no defensive argument to our offense then winning

You don't seem to know that the object of football is to win. If you win then the objective has been met, regardless of where the offense or defense is ranked. This season we have met the objective 7 out of 9 games. In the real world that is good. Very good.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by splatbass

You don't seem to know that the object of football is to win. If you win then the objective has been met, regardless of where the offense or defense is ranked. This season we have met the objective 7 out of 9 games. In the real world that is good.

vs some of the worse defense you have to understand based on the stats it won't last you get that right ?

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

vs some of the worse defense you have to understand based on the stats it won't last you get that right ?

Wait, I thought you were leaving?

I have an idea! Why don't you start a league where teams make the playoffs by having the best stats, not the most wins! The playoffs between crappy teams should be awesome!

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by splatbass

Wait, I thought you were leaving?

I have an idea! Why don't you start a league where teams make the playoffs by having the best stats, not the most wins! The playoffs between crappy teams should be awesome!

That was my last statement

look at the offense of 2015
http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/t...otal/year/2015
and the defense of 2015
http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/t...ense/year/2015

The most balanced teams were all in the playoffs you can't argue stats.

Now i'm out ponder on that you cultist homer a-hole

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

That was my last statement

look at the offense of 2015
http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/t...otal/year/2015
and the defense of 2015
http://www.espn.com/nfl/statistics/t...ense/year/2015

The most balanced teams were all in the playoffs you can't argue stats.

Now i'm out ponder on that you cultist homer a-hole

You are supposed to be gone. You can't say you're leaving then stay. It is bad form.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by splatbass

You are supposed to be gone. You can't say you're leaving then stay. It is bad form.

All comments on this matter can now be forwarded to the patriots thread.

[Bob Dole]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

All comments on this matter can now be forwarded to the patriots thread.

Did you check out how much MIZZOU kicked ass yesterday because STATS!?

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by splatbass

You don't seem to know that the object of football is to win. If you win then the objective has been met, regardless of where the offense or defense is ranked. This season we have met the objective 7 out of 9 games. In the real world that is good. Very good.

Let me put this in a very easy to understand statistical comparison.

This, is the Kansas City Roster comprised of everyone except Andy Reid and Alex Smith:




Yep, there's no brand(s), but that's not what we're looking for, are we? No, what we are looking for is that legit set-up; all spices and cookery goodness encased in the only acceptable material for authentic barbecue sauce:

Glass.

By contrast, this is your visual statistic for Andy and Alex:



Eewww.....

Two "flavors", the same generic color and texture, loaded with preservatives, dyes, and probably roach anuses. Worst of all? Packaged in inferior plastic. A sure fire giveaway that these "sauces", while possibly suited for glazing week-dead Zebra testicles for the needs of satisfying starving Ethiopians in the brush, have no place at the American competitive table and/or assembly.

The good news:

Your kitchen has enough "A-Team" to cover up the "taste" of your Zebra-glaze.

The bad news:

However, you're still going to eat those sun-dried Zebra balls and just when you least expect or want it, you'll be swallowing a mouthful of roach anuses as your plastic bottles melt under the intense, heated pressure of upper echelon playoff appearances.