Fisherscuses?

They thought as much of JaMarcus Russell also. Still, I am one of the folks giving Geno time before condemning him. At times, he looks alright. He could trend upwards throughout a solid career.. or just as easily fizzle out. No one can really say.. but your point here is crap regardless. Oh, and Brady Quinn.. another Green Room invite. Ooops.

His contract is going to be inversely proportional to them adding talent around him though (if i read it right).

Just as I stated, 10 years into his career, we still think he can be something he's not.

I'd imagine you could also look at the all 22 footage and probably see this "12 foot depression" talent having guys open all over the field, but I digress.

He's at the top of the must fix list, because he's not good enough.

They've also decided, obviously, to rebuild the roster (the right decision). However, at the most important position to rebuild, they've decided to bandaid it.

Make a decision guys. Either or. Little bit of both is how you stay mediocre, which I'm pretty sure is what they want or atleast are ok with.

Asses in seats?!

Check.

Q- on grills?!

Check.


SUCCESS!

"We're ok as a fanbase to let a young LT develop in hope that he can become a great LT (even though he's ****ing awful right now), but if it were a QB, he's got to be great from day 1"

I don't think many outside of CP would agree.. but ok.. opinion noted.

The 10 years into his career bit falls short for someone like Alex. Not too many QBs have had similar paths to his. Remarkable amounts of coaching fluctuation and poor teams... and the 2014 Chiefs may best all of them in sucktitude. Guys with similar careers are usually damaged backups or out of the League by now. Smith is still around and a starter because people in the know.. people untainted by irrational dispositions.. recognize that he is not the problem.

Yep.:thumb:

People in th know are still starting Matt cassel.

Just because a gm or coach does something, doesn't make it right.

The problem with some is, they don't realize Alex smith was part of the reason fr all that turnover.

I was just informed that people in charge of nfl franchises don't make irrational decisions.

Oh, do elaborate. Should be good.

You going to tell us that Norv Turner accepted a promotion from OC to HC because he disliked Alex's talent?

That OC Jim Hostler was a great OC that went on to do anything worthwhile ever again?

That Mike Martz made decisions based on Alex, who was on I.R. then anyway?

That Jimmy Raye was such a success but left the NFL because of Alex's struggles?

I'm sorry, what?

There was a game where Matt Cassel was mic'd up. He had just scored a TD the previous drive (I think it was the Vikings game in 2011).

He's talking to Lilja or somebody like that. Lilja goes, "Matt, what the hell was the play out there? I was clearly running something different than everybody else." Matt puts on that dumbass doofy grin and goes, "Who cares? We scored anyway!"

Who cares, Matt? How about you be a ****ing professional and figure out what went wrong so it doesn't ****ing happen again, you incompetent moron. Luck and/or playing against shitty teams isn't going to bail you out every time.

Eric Fisher stopping his man from making a play by being an enormous weak pussy is the exact same situation. I'd rather he just not suck than suck and have shit work out.

Fisher-Gate

it works because Fisher acts like an open gate that lets the opposing players run through

Eric Fisher. Another green room invite.

LMAO