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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy
I've swung and missed plenty, but it is ironic that the people who so staunchly defended Sanchez for 3 years, and called for Geno to go 1, are a lot of the same people who just don't seem satisfied with Alex Smith.
The act of "SB or bust" gets old when this team hasn't won a playoff game in forever. I know omg, omg, he's actually going to be happy if we win a sole playoff game? Yes, I am.
I'm enjoying watching football after basically 15 years of shit with 2 good seasons sprinkled in.
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You might want to read the thread, then - because I said the same thing. I want the monkey off our backs, and I really don't care how it happens.
With that said, there's also nothing wrong with people wanting to see how that game plays out. I'm not sure why it's a problem, considering the flip side - where people used the first 9 games as some sort of, "yeah, told you so" when anyone with a set of eyes knows he played average ball at best and rode the defense to 9 wins.
There are a ton of reasons this debate will likely never end:
-Many of the people involved aren't even arguing the topic anymore, they are just arguing the poster themselves.
-Many are absolute extremists who refuse to consider any middle ground.
-The Niner trolls continue to stir the pot.
-There are plenty of jackasses who can't formulate a coherent argument on their own, so they resort to bringing up Geno Smith.
-Some can't even stick to their original argument, and want to have it both ways.
Example: First 9 weeks - "He's 9-0! All he does is win!"
When pointed out that the defense/ST did the majority of the heavy lifting, the boilerplate response? "It's a team game."
Fast-forward to present day. We're 2-3 over the last 5 games. Apparently, it's not a "team game" anymore.
Nothing is going to change here, which is why I've stayed out of the conversation for the most part, along with the fact that AS has played well the last couple of weeks. Let's hope we continue to see "Charger Game Alex" and not "First 9 Weeks" Alex.