Alex Smith is a damn good QB

[TLO]

Just look at some of the numbers around the league today. We're lucky to have him as our QB.

[Kaepernick]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Hey! If a playoff loss hangs around Alex's neck even when he was an historically great performance. He gets his medal ceremony for a win over the SB champs, even if Luke was the one who destroyed the Death Star.

OK, sorry for wrecking your day. I am thrilled you beat the Seahawks. Made my day, even as the 49ers continuing shitty offense almost ruined my day.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Kaepernick

OK, sorry for wrecking your day. I am thrilled you beat the Seahawks. Made my day, even as the 49ers continuing shitty offense almost ruined my day.

You aren't wrecking any ones day. There is no way you could. Life is too good.

[Shekelsteinberg]

Originally Posted by Kaepernick

Alex is definitely a great locker room leader. He definitely is passionate to win. He works his ass off and always did as a 49er and he knows the playbook/gameplan inside and out. I always said he was a good QB, but your offense is clearly lead by Jamaal Charles. Of this, I have no doubt.

But thank you very much for at least giving me some real answer about it. Nobody else would even give me a serious answer. Thanks. I have no doubt that Alex is a leader. Patrick Willis said he had "silent but deadly swag". In other words, it is not real obvious to the fans, just to the team inside the locker room.

Why are you so committed to being a douchebag? Banned from the 49ers forum? LOL

[Raiderhater]

I thought the Philly fans that came over with Reid were going to be the pain in our ass. Even obnoxious Philly fans had the decency to leave after having some fun. SF fans? You can be rude to them. You can mock them. You can insult them on the lowest levels. What you cannot do is get rid of them. They are that obsessed with Alex Smith that they just will not, or cannot leave.

It would be amusing if it weren't so sad and annoying.

[Bob Dole]

But Alex didn't get my fantasy team a needed win by throwing for 400 yards, even though the run game was working and KC did not need him to throw for 400 yards! WAH!

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Kaepernick

Bullshit.

Saw a thread praising Andy and Alex after the unexpectedly great win over Seattle. Nobody expected Seahawks to lose. Throwing around accusations makes you sound like a girl.

I asked a ****ing question? Why "Andy and Alex". I heard Andy called a great game. One poster said he called a perfect game except for not challenging one play. There was no discussion of what Alex did in the entire thread, the way Alex was praised for beating the Broncos with his bootleg.

So I asked the question, what did Alex do. It looks to me like it was your typical Chiefs win, Defense and Jamaal Charles.

What did Alex do that the thread was "Andy and Alex", not "Andy and Jamaal"?

Your typical Chiefs win is just Defense and Jamaal Charles?

Get the **** out of here. Stop acting like you're just coming on here casually asking questions about the game. You came on here with an agenda for a game you didn't see and are getting clowned for it.

For those who saw the game... Smith ran an efficient offense. The first TD came off an excellent read option pitch to Charles by Smith. Throughout the game, the Chiefs ran a lot of trickery in the passing game. Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly. Smith looked really smooth in the pocket today. Didn't rely on his legs too much. The Chiefs put on an offensive clinic today -- something you wouldn't notice if you didn't watch the game, given that 2 drives were killed by costly turnovers.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Raiderhader

I thought the Philly fans that came over with Reid were going to be the pain in our ass. Even obnoxious Philly fans had the decency to leave after having some fun. SF fans? You can be rude to them. You can mock them. You can insult them on the lowest levels. What you cannot do is get rid of them. They are that obsessed with Alex Smith that they just will not, or cannot leave.

It would be amusing if it weren't so sad and annoying.

I enjoy being here though.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Your typical Chiefs win is just Defense and Jamaal Charles?

Get the **** out of here. Stop acting like you're just coming on here casually asking questions about the game. You came on here with an agenda for a game you didn't see and are getting clowned for it.

For those who saw the game... Smith ran an efficient offense. The first TD came off an excellent read option pitch to Charles by Smith. Throughout the game, the Chiefs ran a lot of trickery in the passing game. Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly. Smith looked really smooth in the pocket today. Didn't rely on his legs too much. The Chiefs put on an offensive clinic today -- something you wouldn't notice if you didn't watch the game, given that 2 drives were killed by costly turnovers.

Neither turnover created by alex mind you.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Mav

Neither turnover created by alex mind you.

Absolutely. Here's the drives killed:

Kelce fumble
Jamaal fumble
Two drives stuffed on a 3rd and 1 run play
Alex Smith incomplete pass on 3rd and 10

Smith was responsible for a total of 1 drive being killed. It's not sexy, but that's a QB doing his job.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Absolutely. Here's the drives killed:

Kelce fumble
Jamaal fumble
Two drives stuffed on a 3rd and 1 run play
Alex Smith incomplete pass on 3rd and 10

Smith was responsible for a total of 1 drive being killed. It's not sexy, but that's a QB doing his job.

Yes sir.

[Wallcrawler]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Absolutely. Here's the drives killed:

Alex Smith incomplete pass on 3rd and 10

Smith was responsible for a total of 1 drive being killed. It's not sexy, but that's a QB doing his job.

Yeah, a 3rd and 10 that should have been 3rd and 2 had Dwayne Bowe been able to handle the complexities of catching a ****ing football thrown right to him.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Wallcrawler

Yeah, a 3rd and 10 that should have been 3rd and 2 had Dwayne Bowe been able to handle the complexities of catching a ****ing football thrown right to him.

Pretty sure the 3rd down pass was batted down by a leaping LB too?

not that important in the grand scheme.. just saying.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Do we have to keep talking about "that guy"?

[Kaepernick]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Your typical Chiefs win is just Defense and Jamaal Charles?

Get the **** out of here. Stop acting like you're just coming on here casually asking questions about the game. You came on here with an agenda for a game you didn't see and are getting clowned for it.

For those who saw the game... Smith ran an efficient offense. The first TD came off an excellent read option pitch to Charles by Smith. Throughout the game, the Chiefs ran a lot of trickery in the passing game. Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly. Smith looked really smooth in the pocket today. Didn't rely on his legs too much. The Chiefs put on an offensive clinic today -- something you wouldn't notice if you didn't watch the game, given that 2 drives were killed by costly turnovers.

Whatever you say. You saw the game, not me.

I just find it hard to believe the part about "Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly." I mean, how you get "lots" from 11 completions on 16 attempts, I can't say. It doesn't seem like enough of either to garner "lots of" anything.

16 passing attempts and 30 rushing attempts screams "rushing offense" to me on the stat line. But maybe those 11 completions for 108 yards and no TDs just outweigh the 20 carries for 159 yards and 2 TDs by Charles alone.

The stat line doesn't look anything like the picture you are describing of "Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly.

I have no doubt about the "executed flawlessly" part as I know Alex is a master of the short passing game and regulary completes 70% of these short passes. I never misrepresented that in any way.

My point is, you get 159 yards and 2 TDs from Charles, but Alex put on a clinic with 108 yards and no TDs passing. Uh... OK. How does that work if you don't have Charles opening up the pass to begin with.

I guess you just had to see the game...

[Shekelsteinberg]

Originally Posted by Kaepernick

Whatever you say. You saw the game, not me.

I just find it hard to believe the part about "Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly." I mean, how you get "lots" from 11 completions on 16 attempts, I can't say. It doesn't seem like enough of either to garner "lots of" anything.

16 passing attempts and 30 rushing attempts screams "rushing offense" to me on the stat line. But maybe those 11 completions for 108 yards and no TDs just outweigh the 20 carries for 159 yards and 2 TDs by Charles alone.

The stat line doesn't look anything like the picture you are describing of "Lots of fake screens, quick slants, options, etc.... executed flawlessly.

I have no doubt about the "executed flawlessly" part as I know Alex is a master of the short passing game and regulary completes 70% of these short passes. I never misrepresented that in any way.

My point is, you get 159 yards and 2 TDs from Charles, but Alex put on a clinic with 108 yards and no TDs passing. Uh... OK. How does that work if you don't have Charles opening up the pass to begin with.

I guess you just had to see the game...

You are one butthurt ****er.