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Old 04-30-2013, 07:53 PM   #1
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A rookie, i would state the obvious, but we went down that road already! Hell, i rather see Barkley then Alex Smith and im not even a Barkley fan.

At least one is unknown at the next level. We know Alex Smith is Average at best. So we are just delaying the inevitable. I dont believe in stop gaps. The whole Chiefs organization is a stop gap.
You are an idiot.
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Old 04-30-2013, 08:16 PM   #2
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A rookie, i would state the obvious, but we went down that road already! Hell, i rather see Barkley then Alex Smith and im not even a Barkley fan.

At least one is unknown at the next level. We know Alex Smith is Average at best. So we are just delaying the inevitable. I dont believe in stop gaps. The whole Chiefs organization is a stop gap.
And the guy you would rather of had would be better? Really?
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Old 05-01-2013, 09:41 AM   #3
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A rookie, i would state the obvious, but we went down that road already! Hell, i rather see Barkley then Alex Smith and im not even a Barkley fan.

At least one is unknown at the next level. We know Alex Smith is Average at best. So we are just delaying the inevitable. I dont believe in stop gaps. The whole Chiefs organization is a stop gap.
Or at least Palmer, Flynn, or Kolb. You could have gotten any for a much lower price than Smith. So you have Fisher at #1, Geno in the 2nd and let him sit for a year behind one of those 3 guys. Profit.
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Old 04-30-2013, 08:43 PM   #4
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Who would you have preferred at QB?
Matt Moore for one. You all could have gotten him as a FA and kept your second round pick. Then KC could have drafted a QB in the 2-3-4th rounds of this year's draft too. Then next year, with a much stronger QB class, if kc wanted to take a QB in the first round then they could do so.

This crap ain't rocket science.
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Old 04-30-2013, 08:52 PM   #5
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Matt Moore for one. You all could have gotten him as a FA and kept your second round pick. Then KC could have drafted a QB in the 2-3-4th rounds of this year's draft too. Then next year, with a much stronger QB class, if kc wanted to take a QB in the first round then they could do so.

This crap ain't rocket science.
Matt Moore. Jesus.
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Old 04-30-2013, 09:17 PM   #6
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Matt Moore. Jesus.
Matt Moore's 6 year career with 2 different NFL teams:

448 Completions
758 Passing Attempts
59.1 Completion Percentage
5,268 Yards
33 TDs
26 INTs
80.5 Passer Rating (not bad at all)

Alex Myths 8 year career with the Niners:

1290 Completions
2177 Passing Attempts
59.3 Completion Percentage
14,280 Yards
81 TDs
63 INTs
79.1 Passer Rating (worse than Moores)

Matt Moore played on some bad Carolina teams and some bad Miami teams, he's nothing super fantastic but he would have gotten kc just as many wins as Alex Myth. They have almost identical passer ratings and completion percentages and Moore did it with a lot less talent.
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Old 04-30-2013, 09:20 PM   #7
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Matt Moore for one. You all could have gotten him as a FA and kept your second round pick. Then KC could have drafted a QB in the 2-3-4th rounds of this year's draft too. Then next year, with a much stronger QB class, if kc wanted to take a QB in the first round then they could do so.

This crap ain't rocket science.
I doubt we'll be able to trade up to take either of the top 2 QB's. They'll both likely be gone by the 7th pick.
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Old 04-30-2013, 06:30 PM   #8
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If our Defense is on par with the 9ers, then maybe.
The 9ers defense took advantage of getting to play with an Alex Smith led offense.. fairly long drives, few mistakes. Our defense had to play with Cassel and our awful offense. Remove MC and both sides of our team are vastly improved.
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Old 04-30-2013, 06:47 PM   #9
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The 9ers defense took advantage of getting to play with an Alex Smith led offense.. fairly long drives, few mistakes. Our defense had to play with Cassel and our awful offense. Remove MC and both sides of our team are vastly improved.
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Old 04-30-2013, 08:54 PM   #10
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The 9ers defense took advantage of getting to play with an Alex Smith led offense.. fairly long drives, few mistakes. Our defense had to play with Cassel and our awful offense. Remove MC and both sides of our team are vastly improved.
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Old 04-30-2013, 09:00 PM   #11
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The 9ers defense took advantage of getting to play with an Alex Smith led offense.. fairly long drives, few mistakes. Our defense had to play with Cassel and our awful offense. Remove MC and both sides of our team are vastly improved.
So wrong. That defense is really, really good. Fast, and stacked at every position. The only thing that helps the D is Andy Lee, their All-Pro punter. It most certainly was not alex smith.
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Old 05-01-2013, 01:46 AM   #12
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So wrong. That defense is really, really good. Fast, and stacked at every position. The only thing that helps the D is Andy Lee, their All-Pro punter. It most certainly was not alex smith.
How many times was our defense completely screwed by our offense turning it right back over? That was god awful to watch sometimes (most the time).

Having an offense sustain long drives instead of turning the ball over does make a big difference.

Shit, we have pro-bowlers on defense as well.
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Old 05-01-2013, 07:24 AM   #13
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How many times was our defense completely screwed by our offense turning it right back over? That was god awful to watch sometimes (most the time).

Having an offense sustain long drives instead of turning the ball over does make a big difference.

Shit, we have pro-bowlers on defense as well.
We don't have anything close to SF's D. Willis, Bowman, Justin Smith, Aldon Smith, used to have Gholdson.

We don't even compare talent-wise. If you watch us, then watch them, it's night and day.
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The 9ers defense took advantage of getting to play with an Alex Smith led offense.. fairly long drives, few mistakes. Our defense had to play with Cassel and our awful offense. Remove MC and both sides of our team are vastly improved.
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