Alex Smith = Playmaker

[BossChief]

Just an amazing job in this first half of football to weather the storm of losing Charles and stepping his game up to a level many of us thought we would never see.

Worth every penny of 2 second round picks.

If they give him an extension next week, I'm ok with it.

PLAYMAKER

[ceebz]

Originally Posted by Jimmya

But he did have a crucial fumble.

Nope. That was defenses fault. or, the offensive line's. or, maybe Dwayne Bowe's.

[laughsatyou907]

Alex is becoming a very good quarterback, some assholes inability to see passed the past is getting to levels of ridiculousness. Denial is bad for your mental health, stop living a lie.

[ChiefsCountry]

Smith played outstanding in the first half and overall had a great game. While the majority of the blame should go to the defense, the offense not finishing several drives kept the Colts in it.

[ceebz]

Originally Posted by BossChief

The same result would have happened if he took the sack. There was no avoiding the defenders on that play. At least he tried to get the ball out.


Only a blind man would think differently.

Except it cost the Chiefs ten more yards, turning a 3rd and 7 to a 3rd and 17.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by ceebz

Nope. That was defenses fault. or, the offensive line's. or, maybe Dwayne Bowe's.

Or the fact that the blindside pressure came almost untouched.

Hard to fault Alex for that.

[laughsatyou907]

Originally Posted by laughsatyou907

Alex is becoming a very good quarterback, some assholes inability to see passed the past is getting to levels of ridiculousness. Denial is bad for your mental health, stop living a lie.

If you came in your woman during the 49ers-Eagles game in 2010, your child would be 4 years old, and your QB would have a winning percentage only 1 game less than Aaron Rodgers.

[ceebz]

Originally Posted by laughsatyou907

Alex is becoming a very good quarterback, some assholes inability to see passed the past is getting to levels of ridiculousness. Denial is bad for your mental health, stop living a lie.

No, I think your inability to see his limitations on the field is what is ridiculous.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by ceebz

Nope. That was defenses fault. or, the offensive line's. or, maybe Dwayne Bowe's.

no


it was alex smith's fault.

dumbass.


but he STILL played well enough to win this ****ing game

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

Originally Posted by Jimmya

But he did have a crucial fumble.

You might wanna watch that play again. Jeff Allen failed.

[ceebz]

Originally Posted by BossChief

Or the fact that the blindside pressure came almost untouched.

Hard to fault Alex for that.

He was running with the ball, shouldn't he be protecting it?

[ShowtimeSBMVP]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/kansas-cit...ip-sacks-Smith


SMH Jeff Allen

[Jimmya]

Doug Pederson told Smith he held the ball too long. Who was Pederson blaming?

[tredadda]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

Smith played outstanding in the first half and overall had a great game. While the majority of the blame should go to the defense, the offense not finishing several drives kept the Colts in it.

You think the loss of three of the offense's top playmakers had anything to do with that?

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by ceebz

Except it cost the Chiefs ten more yards, turning a 3rd and 7 to a 3rd and 17.

The penalty was for almost the same yardage as what would have happened if he took the sack.

The guy avoided the pressure like a camp today, I'm not gonna eat his lunch because he couldn't avoid every unblocked defender.

[laughsatyou907]

Originally Posted by ceebz

No, I think your inability to see his limitations on the field is what is ridiculous.

I see them, we all know them. You won't give credit where it is due, which makes you a hypocrite. Hypocrites are the scum of the earth.