Chiefs Andy Reid on Mike & Mike: "Alex is our quarterback by the way" - Page 12

KCUnited · 01-26-2017, 03:50 PM

It's a play call.

TigeRRUppeRRcut · 01-26-2017, 04:05 PM

https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/s...atistics/2016/

Yards after catch per reception.
Funny how the top two teams are in the superbowl but some moron wanted to use the stat to discredit Smith's ability...

Hammock Parties · 01-26-2017, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by TigerUppercut

https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/s...atistics/2016/

Yards after catch per reception.
Funny how the top two teams are in the superbowl but some moron wanted to use the stat to discredit Smith's ability...

Those offenses and QBs get more out of their YAC plays than the Chiefs do, though.

The Chiefs are getting YAC on dinks and dunks.

The Falcons and Pats are getting YAC on passes thrown down the field.

Passes completed beyond 10 yards

Matt Ryan - 92 (5.75 per game)
Tom Brady - 76 (6.3 per game)
Alex Smith - 52 (3.25 per game)

Air yards per attempt:

Matt Ryan - 3rd
Tom Brady - 12th
Alex Smith - 31st

Yards per completion

Matt Ryan - 1st
Tom Brady - 6th
Alex Smith - 25th

Touchdown passes

Matt Ryan - 2nd
Tom Brady - 7th
Alex Smith - 27th

Offensive points per game

Atlanta - 1st
New England - 3rd
Chiefs - 18th

kcxiv · 01-26-2017, 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Spider2YBanana

Those offenses and QBs get more out of their YAC plays than the Chiefs do, though.

The Chiefs are getting YAC on dinks and dunks.

The Falcons and Pats are getting YAC on passes thrown down the field.

Passes completed beyond 10 yards

Matt Ryan - 92 (5.75 per game)
Tom Brady - 76 (6.3 per game)
Alex Smith - 52 (3.25 per game)

Air yards per attempt:

Matt Ryan - 3rd
Tom Brady - 12th
Alex Smith - 31st

Yards per completion

Matt Ryan - 1st
Tom Brady - 6th
Alex Smith - 25th

Touchdown passes

Matt Ryan - 2nd
Tom Brady - 7th
Alex Smith - 27th

Offensive points per game

Atlanta - 1st
New England - 3rd
Chiefs - 18th

but but but, alex has a high percentage throwing it 4 yards. lol

**The Franchise** · 01-26-2017, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Spider2YBanana

Those offenses and QBs get more out of their YAC plays than the Chiefs do, though.

The Chiefs are getting YAC on dinks and dunks.

The Falcons and Pats are getting YAC on passes thrown down the field.

Passes completed beyond 10 yards

Matt Ryan - 92 (5.75 per game)
Tom Brady - 76 (6.3 per game)
Alex Smith - 52 (3.25 per game)

Air yards per attempt:

Matt Ryan - 3rd
Tom Brady - 12th
Alex Smith - 31st

Yards per completion

Matt Ryan - 1st
Tom Brady - 6th
Alex Smith - 25th

Touchdown passes

Matt Ryan - 2nd
Tom Brady - 7th
Alex Smith - 27th

Offensive points per game

Atlanta - 1st
New England - 3rd
Chiefs - 18th

But what about their offensive line?

But what about their offensive weapons?

But what about the playcallers?

kccrow · 01-26-2017, 05:35 PM

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Originally Posted by TigerUppercut

https://www.sportingcharts.com/nfl/s...atistics/2016/

Yards after catch per reception.
Funny how the top two teams are in the superbowl but some moron wanted to use the stat to discredit Smith's ability...

Listen, Mugsy, you reeruned ass clown. All I did was support someone's assumption that the Chiefs led the league in YAC, which they did. I'm sorry that your reading comprehension remains at a third grade level. Find something useful to do as you sit behind your cushy, government-issued PC rather than doing no work once again. If you think for one ****ing second that anyone here believes you aren't BlackBob/Mugsy, you're sadly mistaken. It's incredibly easy to post from your government PC and home PC to make it look like separate IPs, but you're the same reerun you've always been.

And if by some ****ing miracle you're not him, then you're brothers or kindred spirits. You don't reach that level of stupid by accident. ****, even the Coalition banned Mugsy. ****.

jettio · 01-26-2017, 04:11 PM

I enjoyed rooting for the Chiefs this year with Alex as the QB.

The last 3 Chiefs losses, TB, Tenn, Pitt, ended with thinking that the Chiefs would probably win if the defense made a stop, and that in the TB and Pitt games, I would not only have been hopeful that the Chiefs would drive for a winning FG, i would have been confident.

A lot of Alex Smith critics are guys that were never even close to being a good football player themselves. The dude had a great year helping the team win.

I have to admit that for 2013 and 2014, I always felt that Alex could lead a drive for a winning FG, but I doubted that he could lead a drive for a winning TD.

Hell, this year he has near perfect 4th quarter and OT to win opener vs. Chargers. He leads a OT forcing TD plus 2 pt. conversion at Denver against a very good defense. He makes the plays to kill the clock in Atlanta on the road against a Super Bowl team.

Against Tenn, Andy Reid did not call a pass to try to make the first down and the defense was too soft to kill the clock, so that is not on Alex.

Against Pitt, the dude ties the game only to have the ref be fooled into calling holding on Fisher when Harrison slips and falls down and then the Defense does not get the stop that would have forced Pitt to punt.

If Pitt had punted and Alex sh*t his pants instead of driving for a FG attempt, I could see some justification for this pizzing and moaning by people that were never good football players about Alex Smith.

But Alex had the best season for a Chiefs QB since Trent in 2005 or 2003, not even close.

Alex Smith is a top 3 all-time Chiefs QB. The dude is a winner. I have more confidence in him as Chiefs QB than I would have in most NFL starters. There are some that show more arm talent and more proven results, but not more than a half of dozen in either category.

TigeRRUppeRRcut · 01-26-2017, 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by jettio

I enjoyed rooting for the Chiefs this year with Alex as the QB.

The last 3 Chiefs losses, TB, Tenn, Pitt, ended with thinking that the Chiefs would probably win if the defense made a stop, and that in the TB and Pitt games, I would not only have been hopeful that the Chiefs would drive for a winning FG, i would have been confident.

A lot of Alex Smith critics are guys that were never even close to being a good football player themselves. The dude had a great year helping the team win.

I have to admit that for 2013 and 2014, I always felt that Alex could lead a drive for a winning FG, but I doubted that he could lead a drive for a winning TD.

Hell, this year he has near perfect 4th quarter and OT to win opener vs. Chargers. He leads a OT forcing TD plus 2 pt. conversion at Denver against a very good defense. He makes the plays to kill the clock in Atlanta on the road against a Super Bowl team.

Against Tenn, Andy Reid did not call a pass to try to make the first down and the defense was too soft to kill the clock, so that is not on Alex.

Against Pitt, the dude ties the game only to have the ref be fooled into calling holding on Fisher when Harrison slips and falls down and then the Defense does not get the stop that would have forced Pitt to punt.

If Pitt had punted and Alex sh*t his pants instead of driving for a FG attempt, I could see some justification for this pizzing and moaning by people that were never good football players about Alex Smith.

But Alex had the best season for a Chiefs QB since Trent in 2005 or 2003, not even close.

Alex Smith is a top 3 all-time Chiefs QB. The dude is a winner. I have more confidence in him as Chiefs QB than I would have in most NFL starters. There are some that show more arm talent and more proven results, but not more than a half of dozen in either category.

Careful dude, they are going to accuse you of being someone's uncle, Liz, or a blackbob mult.

**DaneMcCloud** · 01-26-2017, 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by jettio

A lot of Alex Smith critics are guys that were never even close to being a good football player themselves. The dude had a great year helping the team win.

BigBeauford · 01-26-2017, 04:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

It's the ole' "you didn't do it/make it so you can't say shit" argument. The worst point to make in an argument ever.

Ebolapox · 01-27-2017, 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by jettio

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A lot of Alex Smith critics are guys that were never even close to being a good football player themselves. ...

what in the blue haze of ****nuttery does this have to do with ANYTHING?!?

raybec 4 · 01-27-2017, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Ebolapox

what in the blue haze of ****nuttery does this have to do with ANYTHING?!?

Apparently jettio made the All American team and the pro bowl as well as being a first class talent evaluating scout. That's a necessity to have an opinion on your teams QB, everyone else is an imbecile.

TigeRRUppeRRcut · 01-26-2017, 04:14 PM

To answer OPs last remark. You are correct, sir

**The Bad Guy** · 01-26-2017, 04:22 PM

What else was he going to say?

Discuss Thrower · 01-26-2017, 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

What else was he going to say?

Ultimately, that and also why I'm surprised nobody's pointing out that Reid saying he would have drafted Derek Carr is anything more than just fluff BS coach speak.

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jettio MVP Join Date: Sep 2002 Casino cash: $4844930	I enjoyed rooting for the Chiefs this year with Alex as the QB. The last 3 Chiefs losses, TB, Tenn, Pitt, ended with thinking that the Chiefs would probably win if the defense made a stop, and that in the TB and Pitt games, I would not only have been hopeful that the Chiefs would drive for a winning FG, i would have been confident. A lot of Alex Smith critics are guys that were never even close to being a good football player themselves. The dude had a great year helping the team win. I have to admit that for 2013 and 2014, I always felt that Alex could lead a drive for a winning FG, but I doubted that he could lead a drive for a winning TD. Hell, this year he has near perfect 4th quarter and OT to win opener vs. Chargers. He leads a OT forcing TD plus 2 pt. conversion at Denver against a very good defense. He makes the plays to kill the clock in Atlanta on the road against a Super Bowl team. Against Tenn, Andy Reid did not call a pass to try to make the first down and the defense was too soft to kill the clock, so that is not on Alex. Against Pitt, the dude ties the game only to have the ref be fooled into calling holding on Fisher when Harrison slips and falls down and then the Defense does not get the stop that would have forced Pitt to punt. If Pitt had punted and Alex sh*t his pants instead of driving for a FG attempt, I could see some justification for this pizzing and moaning by people that were never good football players about Alex Smith. But Alex had the best season for a Chiefs QB since Trent in 2005 or 2003, not even close. Alex Smith is a top 3 all-time Chiefs QB. The dude is a winner. I have more confidence in him as Chiefs QB than I would have in most NFL starters. There are some that show more arm talent and more proven results, but not more than a half of dozen in either category. __________________ Where Ignorance is Bliss, 'Tis Folly to be Wise. __
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