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See, this is why people want DraftPlanet as a haven away from dumb****s who would rather have Alex Smith than Cam Newton.
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No thanks. |
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In the fourth? Sure
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Green Jones Sanu Gresham Eifert That coupled with their solid OL and you're looking at one of the consistently best offenses in the league putting up 30+ points a game. Plus you wouldn't have to worry about having a mental midget like Dalton in the playoffs or in any big games. Smith would absolutely tear it up. If I were the Bengals and the Chiefs were dumb enough to make the trade, I would trade Dalton for Smith if I wanted to win a championship in the 2014-15 season. 10 points in a playoff game against the Chargers defense, at home? That's a freaken joke. |
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Meanwhile, Matt Cassel just threw another game-losing interception on a ****ing bubble screen against a division rival. |
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It really just boils down to a majority of the people in the midwest being risk adverse. Given the choice of A. Knowing you have a middle of the pack type QB already on the team or B. Risking a pick on a QB that could be a top 5 QB someday or could be a back up in 3 years Most Chiefs fans go with A every time. I don't recall which radio personality I heard say it last week, but he nailed it when he was talking about a recent poll that showed a majority of Chief fans prefered Alex over Manziel and/or Bridgewater. He said "Chief fans don't want to dare to be great". |
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Alex is a much different situation, he's working out well AND not a lot of potential in that draft. |
How about option C? Knowing we have better than average QB and spend the pick on a QB that could be great or a backup. That way if the young QB fails to be that franchise QB, you haven't set your team back in the process. The better than average QB keeps his job and you draft another QB that hopefully will be the franchise QB we all covet. Face it. Franchise quarterbacks are a very rare commodity. You have to keep trying to draft one, but Smith is not a QB you just discard. Until you know you have that guy, Smith will keep the team winning. Casshole? Now that's a bottom half QB that you can discard.
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