Press conference

[In58men]

@ArrowheadAddict: Dorsey: We feel very fortunate that Alex will be a member of the Chiefs franchise for years to come.

@ArrowheadAddict: Dorsey: Since the beginning of this process, we've always had our eye on Alex.

@ArrowheadAddict: Smith: I'm ready for this.

@ArrowheadAddict: Smith: I can't say how excited I am for it. Thankful for the opportunity.


I Agree with this tweet:

@Lance_THESPOKEN: Dorsey said the reason they signed Alex is because quote "He's shown he can play football at a very high level." WHEN????? #Chiefs




THE BEST ONE OF THEM ALL:

@Lance_THESPOKEN: Yes, Andy Reid just said they're gonna "work on getting Alex Smith in the Hall of Fame." Take it as you will, I didn't make it up. #Chiefs



They're already sold on Smith, way to keep your options open dick suckers:

@APdaveskretta: Andy Reid: "I'm going to tell you every position we try to create competition ... but I'll tell you, Alex is the starting QB" #Chiefs



Let me know when he's gone, I'm done with this shit organization.

@DannyParkins: Talked to #Chiefs GM John Dorsey away from the media and he says it's absolutely fair to say they view Alex Smith as longterm answer at QB.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

The arguments may be identical but the two men are not.

Look, I understand and support your decision to cancel your season tickets. I would never in a million years tell someone how to spend their money

I mean, if he was spending his money on ugly hookers or really cheap alcohol, I'd probably tell him how to spend his money.


It would be for his own benefit though.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

But I watched him go into Denver on the last game of the season and knock the Broncos clear out of the playoffs. .

That's the myth of Alex Smith.

The 49ers ran for 200 yards in that game.

And even with the 49ers good line in 2011, he was sacked 44 times. He has a lot of Cassel-like characteristics.

[O.city]

In his defense, the 9ers aren't a pass first pass happy team. Even with Kaep, they are a physical grind it out type offense, that with kaep got a really dynamic guy.

Pretty much the 90's Chiefs with better athletes on offense.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

he's never had DICK for wide receivers.

Michael Crabtree was almost twice as productive with Colin Kaepernick.

He's a huge hindrance to WRs.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Go to Hell

That's the myth of Alex Smith.

The 49ers ran for 200 yards in that game.

And even with the 49ers good line in 2011, he was sacked 44 times. He has a lot of Cassel-like characteristics.

Not everyone can be Steve Young or Joe Montana.

That doesn't mean that he can't be an average or above average QB, which is something the Chiefs haven't had really since 2005.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Exactly.

WITH Harbaugh and a SB-caliber surrounding cast, he averaged 200 yards per game. Thank God for the Buffalo game, or his numbers would be even more dismal.

25% of his starts last year resulted in under 150 yards passing.

Only one game over 240 yards.

Brutal.

Cassel-like.

We are ****ed.
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[Fat Elvis]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

If the Chiefs win a single playoff game, the price of a 2nd round pick will have been worth it to this franchise and their fan base, especially if you consider there have been only three such wins in 42 years.

Damn you and your logic/sense.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Go to Hell

Michael Crabtree was almost twice as productive with Colin Kaepernick.

He's a huge hindrance to WRs.

And Crabtree was a lazy suckass for the 3.5 years prior.

It's clearly obvious that you didn't watch any of their games. Stats do not tell the whole story.

Regardless, anyone on the planet that argued that Alex Smith is more talented than Colin Kaepernick would be a fool.

Kaepernick is, right now, a very special player.

[AlexSmithDynasty]

Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58

Exactly.

WITH Harbaugh and a SB-caliber surrounding cast, he averaged 200 yards per game. Thank God for the Buffalo game, or his numbers would be even more dismal.

25% of his starts last year resulted in under 150 yards passing.

Only one game over 240 yards.

Brutal.

He was on pace for 3500 yards 26 td and 10 int, if you wouldn't take that stat line on your team because its not enough yards you're a moron.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

N
That doesn't mean that he can't be an average or above average QB

That's exactly what he is.

That's why a lot of people here already hate his guts.

We gave up two 2nd-round picks for a guy who can't even throw the ball down the field.

Exciting!

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

And Crabtree was a lazy suckass for the 3.5 years prior.

It's clearly obvious that you didn't watch any of their games. Stats do not tell the whole story.

OK.

I suppose it was just coincidence Crabtree had 880 yards in 10 games with Kaepernick.

49ers fans will back all this up, BTW.

[AlexSmithDynasty]

Originally Posted by Go to Hell

That's exactly what he is.

That's why a lot of people here already hate his guts.

We gave up two 2nd-round picks for a guy who can't even throw the ball down the field.

Exciting!

You know another guy who didn't throw the ball down the field a lot, Joe Montana.

[Hammock Parties]

I mean there are tons of 49ers fans acting like they just got rid of their own Cassel, so think about that for a moment.

Embarrassing acquisition, and the disappointment over it is legitimate.

[keg in kc]

Holy shit, we're calling Alex Smith montana now.

[AlexSmithDynasty]

Originally Posted by keg in kc

Holy shit, we're calling Alex Smith montana now.

Yes difference is Smith has a stronger arm than Montana and probably more mobility.