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I've stated that since KC's roster is looking pretty well rounded...that they might actually look to drafting one (highly) next year. Even if you hate Smith..his presence will allow them to develop QBs the way they need to be developed. Without Smith...KC is essentially the Bills or Texans. With Kelce being moved to a starting role...I'm optimistic in seeing Smith play with the best set of skill positions he's had in his career. He's not Brady..he needs talent around him...but he's not pure shit either. |
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Also, I didn't claim that he was elite, because he's not. I simply stated that your analysis was unfair, because the failure to get his team "over the hump" in 2011 was not on him. He didn't do much in that game, but he did enough for his team to win, if not for Williams' mistakes. |
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Harbaugh and Co. and front office after years should be questioned for the lack of a passing game. O-Line always hulks who other than LT were never good pass blockers. Vernon Davis 26 TDs previous 4 years. 26 last 4. Frank Gore stops catching passes. Crabtree is meh AJJ pick was bad. Braylon Edwards signed and dropped in 1 season. Bring in cast offs Moss and Manningham Drafted a 2nd TE who has done nothing Stevie Johnson *he was actually a nice #3 and was under utilized Brandon Lloyd reunion *actually might of won that KC game with a catch What has saved them is the absolute gift of Boldin for a 7th round pick. There is no consistent thread. Take an Andy Reid team. You know what he likes to do and that's what has played out despite having to deal with something other than All-Pros. |
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I've only read the last handful of posts and if there's one thing I will take away from this it's that I thank ****ing Christ I don't need to hear the name Mike McGlynn ever again...
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If he doesn't, I pay you $25. Do you accept my terms and conditions? |
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He could easily be 3-0 in the playoffs...and appeared in a SB. He has a 10 TD to 0 INT playoff clip. He looked great..rallying his team against the Saints. He put up one the best statistical performances in PO history against the Colts. He was the highest rated QB when he was benched. He's had a lot of strange shit happen to him...which was out of his control. He didn't drop two punts or cause 6 injuries. I think he gets blamed for things that arent his fault. He has had his teams in a position to win in all 3 playoff games...that's a good sign. All the above is why I'm optimistic....He's not Brady...but he's not Dalton either. He is the best option that's been available since Reid took over...and KC is competitive again. Unlike any KC QB since Montana..he has ACTUALLY won a Playoff game.. If he doesn't produce this year...with the best roster of his career...THEN I will be critical of him. Both KC's starting WRs are gone...because they sucked in this offense. |
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If he does, Clay buys me 2 tickets to the next playoff game. If he retires without ever winning another playoff game, I buy him a pair of Chiefs tickets the next year. |
I think the bottom line is this --- more often than not, you need a top QB to be consistently in the playoff race and win in the playoffs. You can point to a handful of games and say 'he' beat those other QBs if you like, but in the end, he hasn't proven to be the guy that can take the team to victory when push comes to shove. A great ground game and a great defense can get you so far.... at some point, you need the QB to do something. And, that QB will need a few legit targets.
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Are we still discussing Smith's cautious vagina up in here?
Carry on. |
Alex has been on teams that have won slightly impressive regular season games. Alex Smith has won 1 playoff game in a 10 year career.
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