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Old 01-26-2017, 09:10 AM  
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Andy Reid on Mike & Mike: "Alex is our quarterback by the way"
Don't want to read too much into the conversation but just watched Andy on M&M this morning and he made it clear that Alex was the QB. Mentioned that he could still play, was at the Pro Bowl (), and can do all the things he wants his guy to do.

In essence, we can put any talk of Tony Romo, Nick Foles, or any other retread to bed. But, they did talk about college system QBs briefly (no one specific), and he said that as long as they feel like a guy can learn, it is their job to transition a college system QB and that it doesn't effect their decision on which type to take.

So, will we draft a QB? Idk, my bet is on yes since Foles is apparently gone.
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Old 01-26-2017, 11:37 AM   #91
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Kelce is the best YAC TE in the NFL and I'd imagine Hill had ridiculous YPC number.

This same offense was run by Young, Favre, Montana, and Rodgers.

They all had no problems seeing the deep man and hitting them when they were open.

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The entire scheme is YAC, which is why a cheaper QB could do the job.
Exactly.

Smith is in no way comparable to any of the QB's above...
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Old 01-26-2017, 11:38 AM   #92
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So increased strength of schedule , run game less efficient, yet Smiths passing efficiency went up and people are saying he regressed? You can make that argument in red zone efficiency compared to 2015 but that falls mostly on Maclin who admitted he was way off his game

If you don't like Dorsey/ Reid then stop watching
I like Dorsey and Reid just fine.

Alex Smith definitely regressed this year.

It's easy to look around and find one stat he did better in and keep pointing it out.
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Kelce is the best YAC TE in the NFL and I'd imagine Hill had ridiculous YPC number.

The entire schem is YAC, which is why a cheaper QB could do the job.
Sometimes Tigger doesn't realize when he's leading with his chin.

Dude actually stepped in his own trap.

Of course YAC is important in this scheme and that's exactly why Alex Smith really isn't. It's exactly why the Chiefs would've been equally effective with Trevor Siemien under center and exactly why they could bring in a fairly limited but much cheaper QB to operate this offense and use the money to upgrade elsewhere.

Reid runs a QB friendly system so why do we need to spend $18 million to retain a QB who can barely clear such a low bar?

Alternatively, they could bring in a more talented, more aggressive passer and actually open the system up a bit, as Reid has shown a willingness to do with guys like Vick in the past. The excuse before this season was that Smith never had a 'throw it up and let him run under it' player like DeSean Jackson. Well he damn sure does now and yet we still didn't open up the offense.

If the Chiefs had a guy that was willing to take shots downfield, Andy would call them more. And with a receiver like Hill showing elite speed and premium ball-tracking skills, they'd hit.

I think Reid will move on sooner rather than later.
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So increased strength of schedule , run game less efficient, yet Smiths passing efficiency went up and people are saying he regressed? You can make that argument in red zone efficiency compared to 2015 but that falls mostly on Maclin who admitted he was way off his game

If you don't like Dorsey/ Reid then stop watching
Less tds more ints, lower average, lower rating


But he didn't regress?
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Wow bro. Wishing a concussion on our QB because you want an elite one? It's just a game. That's someone's life you are talking about.

I stand by what I've always said, Alex Smith is a good QB. Boring but good. He isn't great but he is fine for now until we find something better. We can win with him. We get a better RB and oline, don't have so many injuries to our dline and we'll be in the SB in no time... We are so close to getting there. Just a little patience and I believe we will be there and possibly win it with Alex Smith as our QB.

We can win with him and that's all that matters. He's not Cassel no matter how hard you QB-obsessed fans want to make him out to be.
He specifically stated he wasn't wishing for it.
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Less tds more ints, lower average, lower rating


But he didn't regress?
He was not productive.

Period...
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Smith will be 33 going into next year. Most long time veterans peak going into their mid thirties. Fact, not fiction.
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Do you need proof of his birthday?...
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no. I want him to prove the other part of his post
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no. I want him to prove the other part of his post
In today's 'exercise in selection bias' you'll see that quarterbacks in their mid/late 30s tend to play fairly well.

And why? Because quarterbacks that are still playing in their mid/late 30s tended to be absolute badasses in their late 20s and early 30s. That's why they're still around and getting paid big-money veteran contracts as they've aged out of their physical primes.

The mediocre placeholders? Those guys are gone by 35 and why the samples for quarterbacks in their late 30s are going to be pretty good.

This is going to be an outstanding example of selection bias.
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no. I want him to prove the other part of his post

I can already hear the crickets chirping.
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That most veterans peak in their MID thirties.

I'm not buying it.

Also you Know a guy named Ron Anderson? Maybe work with him?
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I can already hear the crickets chirping.
He's just going to pull QB efficiency or QBR out as a stat. Nevermind that his TDs are going down and his INTs are going up.
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In today's 'exercise in selection bias' you'll see that quarterbacks in their mid/late 30s tend to play fairly well.

And why? Because quarterbacks that are still playing in their mid/late 30s tended to be absolute badasses in their late 20s and early 30s. That's why they're still around and getting paid big-money veteran contracts as they've aged out of their physical primes.

The mediocre placeholders? Those guys are gone by 35 and why the samples for quarterbacks in their late 30s are going to be pretty good.

This is going to be an outstanding example of selection bias.
That was going to be my point when he posted the examples.
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