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Geno Smith fans roll call (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=263890)

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Originally Posted by clyde05 (Post 8965088)

If we keep Cassel as starter we will have the # 1 overall pick, so the only way we couldn't get Geno is if Pioli trades down which I could actually see him doing that. If that is the scenario this place would go crazy.

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Originally Posted by KCtotheSB (Post 8965137)

If we are in position to draft Geno and we go in another direction....that might be the end-game for me.

These.

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Originally Posted by doomy3 (Post 8965414)

This is definitely the guy I want. Do whatever it takes. Put it this way, I'd trade Berry, Jackson, Baldwin and Poe for a franchise QB. That's our last 4 first round picks.

Finally, we agree.

I give in. Sign me up.
How exciting would it be have a rookie projected to be a franchise QB?

If you want this guy, you better keep on losing. Jags fans have their eyes on him too.

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Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 8966527)

If you want this guy, you better keep on losing. Jags fans have their eyes on him too.

Jags, Raiders, Saints and Browns fans can suck me.

Geno Smith is all ours.

Amen brother...add me to the roll call list!

Love me some Geno.

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Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 8966527)

If you want this guy, you better keep on losing. Jags fans have their eyes on him too.

**** that. They drafted Gabbert, they can stay the course.

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Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 8966527)

If you want this guy, you better keep on losing. Jags fans have their eyes on him too.

There are no jags fans.

Per Peter King:

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Geno Smith, the West Virginia quarterback, is about the same dimensions as Robert Griffin III (6-foot-3, 215), but not quite as mobile. As far as production, Smith is matching, and exceeding, RGIII early in his career. The stat line for Smith -- first for his starts in the 2012 regular season, then for his stats in all games played in 2012.

I spoke with two veteran personnel men Saturday night after Smith's incredible eight-touchdown, six-incompletion game against Baylor. "It's early,'' said one general manger whose team will be scouting quarterbacks this fall. "I haven't seen him in person yet. But I saw most of this game [against Baylor] and what's impressive is his downfield accuracy. He doesn't have the mobility Griffin has, but he has very good arm strength, and when he leaves the pocket, he can make people miss.''

Another scout said it's way too early to tell whether Smith has passed Matt Barkley of USC atop the quarterback boards of NFL teams. "But I know when he went to the Manning camp in Louisiana in July, he impressed everyone with his play and his presence,'' the scout said. "He's the kind of guy who takes control of a huddle and gets guys to play for him.''

Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...#ixzz2845MaUjx

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Originally Posted by Brock (Post 8966556)

There are no jags fans.

I beg to differ.

Bronco fans are all jags.

Not gonna happen with the shit stains running this franchise.

Flynn could be available though since he couldn't beat out a rook in preseason.

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Originally Posted by DaWolf (Post 8966567)

Per Peter King:

"He's the kind of guy who takes control of a huddle and gets guys to play for him.''

Usually this kind of thing doesn't make me wet or excited in the least. I normally couldn't give a shit. But after 4 years of a walking vomit-stained piece of dried excrement in Matt Cassel who blames his teammates for his mistakes under the banner of "team unity," a sharp contrast to that in Geno Smith gives me an erection now.

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 8966671)

I am growing my own chocolaty penis in tribute and preparation.

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"But I know when he went to the Manning camp in Louisiana in July, he impressed everyone with his play and his presence,'' the scout said. "He's the kind of guy who takes control of a huddle and gets guys to play for him.''

This is really what it comes down to. (Well, that and he's insanely accurate, has a great arm, an amazingly quick release, incredible pocket presence, understands his progressions, smart and is very athletic too boot.) Watch him in the games. The guy has absolute control of the offense. There's a confidence, a leadership quality that really seperates the true franchise guys from backups. Geno is a stud.

I feel comfortable declaring this thread the True Fan Zone for all things Geno Smith.

Tell us all about the types of meat you'll be grilling and the beer you'll be drinking when Geno Smith leads the Chiefs to a Super Bowl victory.