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Eric Fisher and Geno Smith are inextricably linked for us, forever. Anyone saying we shouldn't have drafted Geno because of his interceptions is just as wrong as everyone saying we shouldn't have drafted Fisher. Each player has plenty of time left on his clock to become an elite player. Geno needs to rein in the interceptions, and Fisher needs to add strength and technique.I wish both players were kicking ass and taking names, because A) I could say "I told you so" about Geno; and B) Fisher wouldn't suck donkey balls. The best case scenario is Geno sitting on the bench learning from Reid and Smith on how to prepare and be a professional. So the real question is: Would you rather be 3-5 with Geno or 8-0 with Tyler Bray? I'll take 8-0 with Bray, thanks. |
People would seriously rather be 3-5 or something of that sort rather than 8-0 and leading the division?
Jesus Christ... It's time to let this Geno stuff go... |
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See, I was greedy when it came to my view of Geno. If it were up to me, Geno would be here backing up Alex, so I can't answer the question as posed.
In my dream scenario, Geno would have been probably third string behind Alex and Chase, moves to backup next year, and been starting in 2015. Give him time that way to assimilate an NFL offense and how to prepare, conduct yourself (although he's had no problems with that in New York, a credit to him), and really get a feel for what it means to play QB in the league from Andy and Alex. |
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I don't care how we win as long as we win and not turning the ball over and playing great dominant defense will keep you in every game. We have made plays offensively when needed in every game to this point. At some point it may cost us a game. But so will being in constant shoot outs. |
Frankly, Geno looks like the next Josh Freeman to me. Probably not even that good.
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Given where this roster was, all of the holes it had (and still has), and the general fan malaise, I pick Alex Smith. The locker room has to be fixed first and that is done by winning. Nothing else works. Also, there is no evidence that Geno Smith is going to be better than Tyler Bray.
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After you take away all the D/ST score the Chiefs O average 19.6 points a game. Do the same with Geno and the Jets average 17 points a game.
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Perhaps Bray will play that role I had envisioned Geno in. I certainly hope so. If it happens, well, that will be proof positive as to why I'm some anonymous idiot posting on message boards and John Dorsey is who he is. |
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