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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/u_-Lypb5QZc" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/rMKWSNnCW-c" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> <iframe width="420" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/8wYcMnxkc0o" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> Meltdowns are a part of being human. Not everyone is a machine and can completely hide their emotions for every instant of an emotionally charged scenario (a football game). The issue with meltdowns is the frequency, message behind the meltdown, and how your teammates respond. If they respect you, then in all likelihood, they'll say "Gee, he's pissed. That doesn't happen a whole lot, I suppose we should fix our problems". If not, then it will be dismissed and you'll be referred to and viewed as a whiny bitch. |
And the moronic worship of a nothing special QB continues LMAO
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Alex Smith will still be starting in this league when Geno is washed up. Bank on it.
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Well Alex Smith plays for the Chiefs, so obviously Geno.
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A lot of elite QB prospects got stuck on bad teams. How else to they become good? I hate Elway and Eli for exactly that reason. Once you are a badass free agent, you can play mercenary all you want. In fact, you owe it to your family to seek out the top dollar, if that is your family's priority. But cry babies who refuse to be drafted by crap teams trying to improve, are the worst kind of dirt to me. They are scum. |
Im sure Elway and Eli care deeply about this.
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He's for sure going to have a Ryan Leaf meltdown similar to that. He's going to act and behave the same way as a dumbass sociopath. Yuuuuuuuuup. I can see it now... |
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If the chiefs were to draft a QB, he would have to be white, have gone to an SEC school, gone undefeated, won the heisman and a national championship to be worthy of a first round pick. But until then; lineman, BBQ, and Bud Light is ok. |
It's interesting that the vaGeno mafia has transitioned from saying their guy was worth that 1.1 pick to bashing Alex Smith.
Can't really claim he was worth the 1.1 now that every GM in the league disagrees, some of them several times. Can't claim this is someone with the maturity to lead a franchise day 1. The first round scarcely had ended before the cracks in the marketing were showing. Alex Smith will likely be in KC for a run like Trent Green's, where he posts some big numbers and wins a lot of games. Maybe for longer than Green, he is 3 years younger than Green was at the time, and has more of a football pedigree such as 1.1 talent, playoff wins on his résumé, etc. It's possible if not likely that Alex Smith already has more playoff wins than vaGeno ever will. How about we just give this charade up? You were fooled by groupthink. It's not that big of a deal. |
Now that the truth is coming out about this overrated hack, its clear that Kansas City dodged a bullet and WAY too many on here were gulping down the Kool-Aid.
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Nothing worse than a talented guy who thinks he knows it all, won't listen and doesn't take any personal responsibility for himself. Geno's going to be an epic ****ing bust. |
Again, that doesn't jive with everything we know about Geno being extremely coachable and a hard worker who busted his ass at WVU.
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You ****ing homers are going to choke on his big checkdown dick this year. |
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Know that....from who exactly? Because people at WVU said so? His issues would help explain West Virginia's late season collapse. This isn't one source claiming this, all offseason various scouts and NFL execs have been saying this guy is a flake and can't handle criticism, his actions are only further proving that. I see JaMarcus Russell like tendencies in him having a big head and thinking he's got it all over everyone. It all sounds like he's got issues with people around him blowing rainbows up his ass. Combine those two factors and it sounds like a recipe for disaster. Usually when a guy plummets down the draft board, you'll get the breakdown of why it happened after the draft and it seems like Geno's problems were self-inflicted. All of the these reports seem to be alluding to one major issue: A guy that thinks he's above it all, who has bought into his own hype, who felt entitled to be a top draft pick just because all his buddies were telling him just how awesome he was. His agents released a statement, basically saying that they had let him know that he could be a 1st or 2nd rounder, him deflecting all the blame on them just shows his overall lack of immaturity. |
JaMarcus Russell was never a hard worker. That's why he was fat. GTFO racist.
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He worked hard enough to be a top 1st round pick.....and then the bottom fell out on him as he got exposed for having the same sorts of issues as Ryan Leaf. Geno Smith is the next to join the epic bust club, the only difference is that it won't cost the Jets a top 1st round pick. Smith's another dude living in la-la land, thinking the problem is with everyone else, not with him, he's sure he's going to be a future All Pro because his boys are all telling him how sick his game is and how awesome he's going to be. The sad thing is, when he washes out of the NFL and the money train dries up, his "boys" will be nowhere to be found. Ask Vince Young, a far more talented prospect, how much of his former posse is coming around nowadays. |
Pretty sure JMA didn't work at SH** ..... And he can all the have ALL theathletic talent in world ... but in between those ears of his .... AIR
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Geno gives no ****s about Mark Sanchez.
http://www.nydailynews.com/blogs/jet...est-well-see-0 Geno Smith continues to play coy about his attendance at Mark Sanchez’s annual offseason workouts in California known as “Jets West.” Smith was asked on NFL Network Monday if his summer break would include a trip to the Golden State, to which the quarterback responded, “We’ll see.” During minicamp, Smith gave a “no comment” on the subject of Sanchez’s camp. Smith later clarified, saying he didn’t know what Jets West was at the time the question was asked -- a rough indication of the communication and relationship between the Jets’ top two quarterbacks. Smith did say at the time that though he hadn’t been officially invited by Sanchez, if he were, he would attend. Smith said Monday his goal is to become the Jets starting quarterback and that the transition to the West Coast offense is going well. “I’ve already made a giant leap, coming from a spread system where the biggest transition for me is going to be the footwork,” said Smith. “It’s not as if I can’t do it; it’s the fact that I haven’t done it enough. So the good reps, the good amount of reps that I’ve gotten in rookie camp, minicamp, OTAs, it’s helped me make that leap and transition.” |
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It sounds like Sanchez is the one being a dick. He hasn't even invited Geno?
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Geno will forge his own path. Douche QB is the Rule of the Day in this league now, in case you haven't noticed. Thank God we have a douche-flyer in young Tyler Bray. At least SOMETHING halfway right is occurring at OAD.:p |
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Do you realize that other NFL players are playing for their contacts, too? Do you understand anything about the NFL? |
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to post and post often. Without Clay, he'd be on someone else's sack. Lucky for him. |
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That is disappointing because if he REALLY wants the starting job, he should take every opportunity to leap frog the current starter. If he isnt invited, he should just show up and show everyone why he deserves to start over Sanchez.
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So if Geno Smith cannot be out Mark Sanchize then he would not have been able to beat out Cassel either.... :doh!:
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Cassel was historically bad last year. |
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This is simply the point of better than Cassel does not equal good. Sanchez is not a good QB. Not even close. And you have been busting my chops about QB evaluation. Good grief. |
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Sanchez averages 1.1 TDs, 195 yards, and 1.1 INTs per start. Cassel averages 1.3 TDs, 217.7 yards, and 0.9 INTs per start. Cassel is basically better than him in every single way. |
I don't recall Sanchez ever shitting himself in the playoffs. I do however recall Cassel doing exactly that.
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Just an update for Jets West, since I haven't seen it yet.
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Cassel wouldn't have led the 2010 NY Jets to the AFC Championship. Cassel can barely get out of bed without fumbling his OWN balls, let alone those of his center's. Sanchez is the worst starting QB in the league but he's infinitely better than Cassel. |
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His best TD to INT ratio was 17-13 in those two years. His first year he had 8 more INTs than TDs. He didn't lead them to shit. |
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Can you imagine Cassel doing that? |
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I know YOU are not a Smith hater just find it interesting how these arguments change depending on who was involved. |
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The only thing I will say for Sanchez is who again has been his OC? Brian Schottenheimer and Sparano....ouch. |
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That dude has been bailed out by his defense more than anyone this side of Joe Flacco (prior to 2012 for Flacco). |
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Alex is coming into an offensive head coaching situation. Geno the opposite. I say Alex
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You know who had a worse QBR, lower completion percentage and more turnovers than Matt Cassel last season......wait for it......wait for it..... The only one worse last season was MARK SANCHEZ.
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