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That's not Alex Smith. He's a "franchise QB" in the sense that he's mediocre but good enough for your team to remain "respectable" at 8-8 but you have yet to hit on a Colin Kaepernick. |
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That's not the point. Playing it safe, like the Chiefs have, gets you 19 years of playoff win free football. |
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This is what I'm having trouble figuring out. You go from "he needs to be the franchise's guy" to "he needs to be the franchise's guy for the foreseeable future and also will his team to victories" to "he needs to be the franchise's guy for the foreseeable future and also have the potential will his team to victories." We could go on and on here, but you're carving a description of franchise QBs so thin in order to somehow discern one Smith from the other, you're starting to pretzel. |
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We KNOW Alex Smith is NOT what everyone on the ****ing planet would consider a "franchise QB." We do NOT know that about Geno Smith. He is an unknown. If he flops then move on and look for the next possible franchise QB. Don't ****ing trade for a known POS. Last edited by jd1020; 04-02-2013 at 12:23 PM.. |
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Let's say the Chiefs land 2 2nds. How would you grade these moves back into the 1st?
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