Terrance Mitchell

[RunKC]

Sean smith didn't play bad. I didn't mean say he was awful bc we didn't hear his name.

The point is that once again Dorsey gets a guy off the street for pennies to shut down a pro bowl player and end the game.

Losing Sean Smith has not hurt us nearly as bad as some think it has and that's bc of Dorsey. It was a credit to Mitchell's play, not Smith's.

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Sean smith didn't play bad. I didn't mean say he was awful bc we didn't hear his name.

The point is that once again Dorsey gets a guy off the street for pennies to shut down a pro bowl player and end the game.

Losing Sean Smith has not hurt us nearly as bad as some think it has and that's bc of Dorsey. It was a credit to Mitchell's play, not Smith's.

Although not having Smith probably cost us the Tampa game so was that money worth that game?

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by Mecca

Although not having Smith probably cost us the Tampa game so was that money worth that game?

I didn't realize Sean Smith would have kept Alex Smith from throwing that pick at the 5 yard line.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

I didn't realize Sean Smith would have kept Alex Smith from throwing that pick at the 5 yard line.

I think he could have done a better job against Mike Evans.

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Sean smith didn't play bad. I didn't mean say he was awful bc we didn't hear his name.

The point is that once again Dorsey gets a guy off the street for pennies to shut down a pro bowl player and end the game.

Losing Sean Smith has not hurt us nearly as bad as some think it has and that's bc of Dorsey. It was a credit to Mitchell's play, not Smith's.

I agree with that.