I just wanna win three games this year man. Baby steps lol. :)

I think I understand now.

As long as the Chargers only win 2. #CollapseForClowney

We'll let you have Johnny Football or Bridgewater. :)

[QUOTE=Coogs;9838903]Smith in 2 playoff games has 5 TD's and 0 INT's. That ain't bad.]

Now you just shush! scat cat! thats not the popular narrative.

LMAO

Anything more than 2 wins for me is gravy with what happened last year. Clowney could have a Bobby Bouche impact for whoever picks him lol.

Why are you lying?

Alex Smith was 2-5 that year in 7 starts.

Look at Alex Smith doing nothing for an entire quarter AND overtime while Tony Romo wins the damn game.

Alex Smith had three chances to win the game here and did absolutely nothing but get sacked and fart around.

He gave Romo enough chances and then BOOM, 77-yard killshot.

http://i.imgur.com/suCv9I5.jpg

I'd take a lot of QB's in the playoffs over Tony Romo, including Alex Smith.

Romo is so overrated. He's on very talented teams every year and throws it all away when the pressure is on.

Where exactly is this talent?

He has a shitty OL. No consistent running game. Bryant's a stud but Austin can't stay healthy, and his defense has him constantly in shoot outs.

Bryant, Witten and needing to score 28 a game isn't exactly paradise.

Talented teams that have shitty running games and awful defenses?

Serious question: how does Alex Smith do in Dallas last season?

Des Bryant bubble screen, pray for YAC.

Nah, they'd install the read-option. That's definitely not a gimmick that the league will figure out shortly.

I can't remember where I read this, so I can not link it, but the next big thing to come of of the read-option is supposed to be the play action pass. I could see where that could be a good thing for us with Charles as the RB.

I remember reading around superbowl time how part of the reason SF kept Kaep on the field is because ASmith couldn't effectively run the read-option, that he allowed them to do things they couldn't do with Smith under center. And then in march the reason we picked him up is because he's so effective with the WCO. And now we're installing the read-option. It's so bizarre how all these stories are going. It's like every story contradicts the last.

You haven't mentioned at all, in that Dallas SF game, Crabtree didn't play, and Braylon got hurt on his second play of the game.

But, nah, that don't matter.

That's not the case. They didn't even install the Read option for Kaep, until after the Saints game. Kaep fumbled 4 snaps that he took under center in that game. That's when they did the read option.

Terrible. No running game, bad oline, crappy defense. He would of done worse than Romo....

How does that excuse taking horrible sacks? It doesn't.

Alex Smith sat around with his thumb up his butt for over a quarter while Romo won the game.

We've been dealing with that kind of QB for years now.

Alex was hurt in the beginning of the 4th game. He was 2 and 1 going into the game. The injury was season ending. He tried to tough it out and played like crap before going on IR. What part of this do you struggle to comprehend?

Why did you lie and attribute games played by Dilfer to Alex?

he hasn't ever been close in any year to romo last year...
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I didn't.

Just pointed out that the 49ers sucked that year and Alex sucked in his 7 games.

He's not a guy who can "elevate" his teammates.

We had shit QBs and the most horrifically reeruned offensive staff in football history last year.

I plan on seeing vast improvement from McCluster and other players like him.

All of these absolutes. I prefer to wait and see them play the games.

BS.

He played 7 games total. He was hurt in the 4th game and did not ot play after the 1st qtr. He played 3 more games hurt before deciding that he was a liability with the injury. He did not produce 8-8 as you imply. He was 2-1 healthy. He didnt play much the 4th game. Played 3 more games injured because Nolan pushed.

What part do you want to deny?

He played in 10 games and had a 5-5 record on an 8-8 team.

Stats here. 2009 season. Did you get confused?

http://www.pro-football-reference.co...s/sfo/2009.htm

I'm pretty sure he was shitty as **** while the 4th ranked defense cursed his name ever night.

2007. You are trying to change dates. Damn, you are good.

he didn't play bad in 2009. That was the best hes ever played actually.

Mav would you quote the first post of page 26 for me. I can't quote links.

here it is.

Played well enough to get a team with a #4 defense to 8-8.

Holy ****ing shit.

There's your ceiling, folks!

LMAO Arguing with someone who can't argue back...

that's not true. Marty wanted to keep Brees. His GM wanted to move on with the younger Rivers. You know, the same idiot GM that fired marty after he went 14-2 and replaced him with the venerable Norv Turner. Brees was a legit non-game manager qb and he was still young at the time. CANNOT be compared to Alex "My best work in 7 years is as an efficient game manager" smith

To be fair, firing Marty wasn't idiotic. He was choking away playoff games every year as usual (including the most idiotic challenge of all time during his last playoff game with the Chargers), he was insubordinate (the same reason he was fired in Washington), and he was trying to hook his family members up with jobs regardless of qualification. The time had come for a new coach.

Replacing Marty with Norv Turner was so dumb, it helped cripple the franchise for a very long time and cost AJ his job (AJ's shit drafts and cheapness played a role in that too).

And getting rid of Brees wasn't THAT idiotic. At the time, it was extremely questionable whether he'd ever play again because of his shoulder injury (brought on by, surprise surprise, Marty being stubborn). And Rivers ended up being an elite quarterback until the past couple years.

Tony Romo, much like Brett Favre was, is a dumbass with big time playmaking ability.

Mike Holmgren was able to reel Favre in early on, and won a SB, but his dumbassery through the following years cost the Packers further opportunities.

Romo's playmaking keeps the Cowboys competitive, but his dumbassery costs them equally.

I'd be no more happy to have traded for him than I am with Alex Smith.

The only real question, how do you want to lose your playoff games?

LOL...