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The part I don't is that Alex needs to "hit the ground running" it's not like the guy has a 10 year window here. His window of effectiveness is likely 4-6 years (max) For the trade to be a success, it needs to happen QUICKLY. Remember, this was a "win right now" move. |
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It's a lot more enticing than going 8-8 with Alex Smith. |
Matt Moore has a winning record starting for talentless teams.
He had a 98+ rating in 2009 87+ rating in 2011 96+ rating in 2012 He has never played on a team with as much talent as we have in KC, either. A quarterback like that coupled with a drafted quarterback >>>> Alex Smith and Chase Daniel. |
I was all for Matt hasselback
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But yeah... I don't think his window is 5 years and I don't think he wins us a Super Bowl. I'm only happy with the Alex Smith trade if he gets us winning again and we have a different QB in 3 years, unless he makes a big transformation. |
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That's dogshit. We can do better, and you know it. I'm willing to punt this one away and try again next year. One year doesn't make a ****ing difference when you're trying to build a dynasty and make the entire country forget that the Chiefs ever sucked this much shit for so long. |
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All I wanted to see was a QB making some plays and showing some long-term potential by December. We aren't going to see that for at least three years now. |
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Arrowhead is deflated. Players don't want to come here anymore. And yes, the Chiefs spent a shitload of non-cap money on coaches and front office. They should have some need to make that money back. I don't blame Clark Hunt if his directive is to win games ASAP, even if you're not a real Super Bowl team. What matters is if we stubbornly stick to this team and say a playoff win or two is good enough. Alex Smith was the best safe option out there. He can definitely lead us to a playoff win. To win super bowls, we need to do better. I'll give this front office a year or 2 to figure that out. |
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A team with Matt Moore and two second round talents is better than Alex without those players. Both scenarios have replaceable quarterbacks, but one scenario has two additional quality players on it when the QB is replaced. |
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My opinion of him has dropped like a rock since preseason started. |
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Arrowhead is probably permanently deflated, and I think it has to do with the fact that there aren't enough people in KC rich enough to blow that much money on attending a game in an era when you can watch that shit nearly ANYWHERE. You don't even need cable TV to do it. I'm not from Kansas City. I haven't been to a game in Arrowhead since 2003. Clark Hunt may worry about filling the stadium, but what REALLY matters is growing out your product. People become fans of teams when they have STARS. That's how the Packers are able to make it in tiny ass Green Bay, WI. They have stars. They invest in those stars. And when their stars get old, they go out and get MORE stars. Alex Smith is not a star. He's an insult. And that's why nobody will ever give a shit about the Chiefs, which DRAMATICALLY affects the dollars and cents. |
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I was not impressed with Alex Smith either. But he is clearly a bubble playoff QB who is a longshot to do anything big in the playoffs. |
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And I also think preseason games aren't as meaningless as people believe them to be where individual players are concerned. Preseason meant a LOT last year. |
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