All alex all the time

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

I'd like to get those two really rolling together like Atlanta uses Freeman and Coleman. Just a couple of well balanced runners who run hard as hell and can catch the ball.

This team is going to need a top notch run game to make an AFC Championship under Alex Smith in 2017, along with a top notch defense. Now, if Mahomes becomes as good as many including myself think he could be, it's a whole new level for the Chiefs. The offense could become something it hasn't been in nearly 15 years.

I honestly dont see our guys being quite as dynamic as Atlantas duo

But what our guys lack in explosiveness, they should be be able to make up for with with a grinding, wear you down, kill the clock style... provided Ehingers return is the cure for what ailed us last year

What Alex Smith brings this year, I have no clue... tempted to expect the same old shit because thats how he has mostly played for his entire career

But maybe, just maybe, the writing on the wall spurs him to reach outside of himself and he tries to MAKE plays for once... 'good' Smiff can approach dynamic, we'll see

The pressure will either make him wilt, or make him show off

If he decides to grab his balls, we could have a great year

[threebag]

I gets in every thread even RIP threads.

1. Thread is created
2. Multiple posters carry quality conversations
3. Queerbait Club... I mean Quaterback Club "**** Alex smith blah blah blah"
4. Original posters bail on thread and then select ignore
5. Queerbait Club continues to run the thread into the ground
6. Queerbait Club takes break to stretch each other's assholes.
7. Hammock Party cleans up the mess because he is the bitch
8. They all slam the thread again about the same time.
9. Rinse and Reepete

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Mav

It's definitely his fault. He had everything anyone could ask for. Great deep threats great short threats a bonafide top 3 tightend a top 5 oline and he completely shit the bed. Just hope for Chiefs fans sakes he makes it through this season and let's Mahomes work in the fundamentals.

See, Alexsexuals? It's not hard.

Mav learned long ago that Alex Smith was a failure and a waste of our time, energy and money in Kansas City.

He admits it freely. He has bent the knee in service of the opposition his new Lord Mahomes.

Do the same and you will be welcomed with open arms.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Mav

Its always fun to see the biggest pussy here refer to another man as a pussy. Stop talking tough over the Internet ass pirate. You haven't seen pussy since pussy unfortunately had you.

lol I live with a woman whom I will wed before long

you know nothing

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

lol I live with a woman whom I will wed before long



you know nothing

I know that you're the biggest pussy here. Everyone knows. But congrats.


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[Mav]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

See, Alexsexuals? It's not hard.

Mav learned long ago that Alex Smith was a failure and a waste of our time, energy and money in Kansas City.

He admits it freely. He has bent the knee in service of the opposition his new Lord Mahomes.

Do the same and you will be welcomed with open arms.

And you're completely wrong. Alex's greatest contribution to the Chiefs is coming this season. His willingness to teach and Mentor Mahomes will be his greatest gift to The Chiefs. So while you are so busy preaching good riddance you're completely missing the point per usual. He will take the reigns this year while Mahomes sits fixes all his mechanics learns the playbook and is ready to fly next year. You don't know shit. And I've never needed anyone's acceptance. I'm not you dude. I'm a man. You're still that fat kid trying so hard to ACT like a man.


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[Mav]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

Jesus Christ, did you want this shit in the hunt thread?

Good to see you bro. How's everything?


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[Mav]

Originally Posted by threebag02

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[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Mav

And you're completely wrong. Alex's greatest contribution to the Chiefs is coming this season. His willingness to teach and Mentor Mahomes will be his greatest gift to The Chiefs.

Alex has nothing to teach Mahomes. He can't even read a defense properly. Mahomes already has far superior field vision.

Mahomes doesn't need to be taught "check it down when you're scared."

We do appreciate your servitude, though. You set a useful example for the remaining traitors.

Mavericks Ace, The Official Pissboy Of Alexsexuals. Fetch Lord Mahomes chamber pot, pissboy! And make Alex wash it with his tongue.

[threebag]

Originally Posted by Mav

And you're completely wrong. Alex's greatest contribution to the Chiefs is coming this season. His willingness to teach and Mentor Mahomes will be his greatest gift to The Chiefs. So while you are so busy preaching good riddance you're completely missing the point per usual. He will take the reigns this year while Mahomes sits fixes all his mechanics learns the playbook and is ready to fly next year. You don't know shit. And I've never needed anyone's acceptance. I'm not you dude. I'm a man. You're still that fat kid trying so hard to ACT like a man.


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[threebag]

sweets pawn and snr will be along shortly to white knight


It's like the 4 stooges with snr being Shemp the irrelevant stooge

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by dls6501

Just so we are on the same page here, are you of the belief that Smith should have moved to his right rather than simply taking 1 or 2 steps up in a clean pocket?

There is one and only one ideal? thing that could have done here.. and he didn't.

His best bet would have been to take one left step forward and risk the pass in to Ware. My guess is, he felt it wasn't worth the risk.. something that people hate him for.. but it can be one of those hidden positives VS a huge negative in a close game.

This is where hindsight rears its ugly head.. and Smith would concede he should have taken a few more risks. He got spoiled and used to winning most close games by this hidden positive VS huge negative mentality and approach.

It's the other big reason (1A is health) that makes me PERFECTLY OKAY with the team moving on from him soon. He's just not willing to break out of this mentality and cautious approach enough. So now, the Chiefs can sink faster or swim further with Mahomes in the near future.

I still contend that there wasn't whole lot of good from the options on that particular play. That to simple, biased people.. that play pic is a great example of twisting things to fit an agenda.

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

There is one and only one ideal? thing that could have done here.. and he didn't.

His best bet would have been to take one left step forward and risk the pass in to Ware. My guess is, he felt it wasn't worth the risk.. something that people hate him for.. but it can be one of those hidden positives VS a huge negative in a close game.

This is where hindsight rears its ugly head.. and Smith would concede he should have taken a few more risks. He got spoiled and used to winning most close games by this hidden positive VS huge negative mentality and approach.

It's the other big reason (1A is health) that makes me PERFECTLY OKAY with the team moving on from him soon. He's just not willing to break out of this mentality and cautious approach enough. So now, the Chiefs can sink faster or swim further with Mahomes in the near future.

I still contend that there wasn't whole lot of good from the options on that particular play. That to simple, biased people.. that play pic is a great example of twisting things to fit an agenda.

We just really need to believe in him

[dls6501]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

There is one and only one ideal? thing that could have done here.. and he didn't.

His best bet would have been to take one left step forward and risk the pass in to Ware. My guess is, he felt it wasn't worth the risk.. something that people hate him for.. but it can be one of those hidden positives VS a huge negative in a close game.

This is where hindsight rears its ugly head.. and Smith would concede he should have taken a few more risks. He got spoiled and used to winning most close games by this hidden positive VS huge negative mentality and approach.

It's the other big reason (1A is health) that makes me PERFECTLY OKAY with the team moving on from him soon. He's just not willing to break out of this mentality and cautious approach enough. So now, the Chiefs can sink faster or swim further with Mahomes in the near future.

I still contend that there wasn't whole lot of good from the options on that particular play. That to simple, biased people.. that play pic is a great example of twisting things to fit an agenda.

Yes and no. At the time Alex took off running, there werent any "great" options for him. But had he not gotten scared and stepped up, he would have had several great options.

I think you hit the nail on the head about "hidden positives" in Alex's head. The problem for me is, just because Alex doesnt throw an interception, doesnt mean he didnt make a mistake. It may be a hidden positive, if the alternative is a turnover. But often times, what Alex may deem as a hidden positive, is actually a huge missed opportunity.

That is what a lot of Alex fans have a hard time grasping. Throwing an interception is not the only huge game changing mistake that a QB can make. IMO, missing a wide open player for an easy touchdown and then having to punt is just as big of a mistake as throwing an interception. Hell, with our defense being as good as it is, I could make a very good case that it is an even bigger mistake.

[Hammock Parties]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

I still contend that there wasn't whole lot of good from the options on that particular play. That to simple, biased people.. that play pic is a great example of twisting things to fit an agenda.

No, there are two open receivers on that play. Anyone who has ever watched an NFL game can tell you that. You just don't want to see it for the same reason you want to blame Ware for a "drop." You are completely biased in favor of Alex Smith.

Alex simply had tunnel vision on Kelce and didn't see them, or by the time he did, it was too late.

He's a turd needs flushin'

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

There is one and only one ideal? thing that could have done here.. and he didn't.

His best bet would have been to take one left step forward and risk the pass in to Ware. My guess is, he felt it wasn't worth the risk.. something that people hate him for.. but it can be one of those hidden positives VS a huge negative in a close game.

This is where hindsight rears its ugly head.. and Smith would concede he should have taken a few more risks. He got spoiled and used to winning most close games by this hidden positive VS huge negative mentality and approach.

It's the other big reason (1A is health) that makes me PERFECTLY OKAY with the team moving on from him soon. He's just not willing to break out of this mentality and cautious approach enough. So now, the Chiefs can sink faster or swim further with Mahomes in the near future.

I still contend that there wasn't whole lot of good from the options on that particular play. That to simple, biased people.. that play pic is a great example of twisting things to fit an agenda.

You've reached Tiger troll status. Congrats.