It's one thing to cherry pick 4-5 bad plays (like Clay did with Brandon Albert, and pretty much said he sucked because of it, but I digress) but it's a bit different when there's 20+ plays to gif up.

Bad form Fisher.

I love the argument that there was nobody worth the #1 pick so therefor saying drafting Fisher was a bad idea is stupid!

So nobody was worth the pick, including Mr. Fisher, which makes it a perfectly acceptable time to use that pick on a position that doesn't need help.

Some of you act like the Chiefs are the only team to ever take a T 1.1, and do it every year.

No one should dispute that. Fisher had a real bad game. I do understand where the other side is coming from.. as.. when watching live and forgiving a play or two.. it didn't seem like he had that bad a day. If watching again and focusing on him? No.. real bad day. None of the OL had a good day.

The OTs were lousy.. Fulton and his penalties at critical times are brutal. McGlynn should never be a starting OL.

They all did a better job in week 2 than 1.. though Fisher was equally bad.

:shake: .. just ****ing ugly.

How many teams did it with already good tackles and major holes at playmaking positions?

Do you know what a genetic fallacy is?

Your criticism of PFF is a genetic fallacy. You have never, once, explained what is inaccurate or wrong about it. You just insult the people behind the site. It's akin to saying 'you're wrong because you're stupid'.

Most people realized we'd keep either Albert or Bowe. Would you have rather let Bowe go?

Maybe we could have drafted Tavon Austin. He's a playmaker drafted in the top 10 that year that's setting the league on fire!
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If my QB is going to be Alex Smith? Ummmm, hell yes I would have rather let Bowe go. Hell, probably could have gotten a pretty good pick for Bowe since before Alex became his QB people were talking about him being a top 10-15 WR in the league.

And I've already said I would have taken Cordarrelle Patterson, not Tavon Austin.

In retrospect?

I'd have kept Albert.

New HC/GM. Overpaid for a QB. Aging existing LT, money to be saved.

New leadership wants their own guys.

It's not brain surgery.

I didn't want a LT at 1.1, but given the circumstances, I think pretty much any team would have done the same.

It's all number crunching. I think PFF excused it away with the fact that he had more fumbles than TD's and didn't gain much yardage after contact (stupid way to judge an elusive runner).

PFF's imperfection doesn't equate worthlessness.

"Any team would have traded 2 seconds for Alex Smith and promptly replaced his best lineman, which just so happened to be his blindside protection, with a rookie from the MAC."

Logic!

LMAO Work on your reading comprehension.

:thumb: I agree 100%

Explain which part I didn't comprehend.