In a game the Chiefs lost by six points, Alex Smith missed three wide open TDs

[Hammock Parties]

And yes he had a clean pocket on the second one.

When has this happened before...against the Steelers...in a crucial game....

Spoiler!

Flame away.

[The Franchise]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

he gets hit a couple times and then starts overthrowing EVERYTHING, because he quits stepping into the throw and then doesnt follow through...he doesnt have the arm strength to make up for it.

This.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

he gets hit a couple times and then starts overthrowing EVERYTHING, because he quits stepping into the throw and then doesnt follow through...he doesnt have the arm strength to make up for it.

Unfortunately true.


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[thegame214]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

he gets hit a couple times and then starts overthrowing EVERYTHING, because he quits stepping into the throw and then doesnt follow through...he doesnt have the arm strength to make up for it.

Hopefully in the draft we can find a QB that has the arm strength to make up for it -January 2017

You're spot on man.

[thegame214]

Originally Posted by Only158

I have read the entirety of this thread and that post covers it for me. Yes, the D allowed Bell to go all world. But they only allowed 17 points. Any NFL coach/team would agree they should be able to score more than 17. Especially the "highest scoring team in the NFL" right? Yes the O line was as inept as it has been in a long time. But can anyone name from memory the 5 number one draft picks that protect Tom Terrific, State Farm Rodgers (not really valid after yesterday) or Shorty McBrees? No. Everybody looks great standing in the pocket reading the USA Today, lighting a Camel no filter and then launching. But even those guys HAVE to on occasion take a few confident steps left or right then throw with a minor degree of accuracy. Alice cannot do it. In 5 seasons he hasnt been able to. It wont get better with age. He is a decent man who says and does all the right things. He is also a 11-5/10-6 QB who urinates down his leg when the chips are pushed to the middle. The first five games may have been the exception, not the all too familiar norm. His time is over for me. I'm ready for 8-8 and a wild card win, not another 12-4, bye, embarassing loss at home.

Thanks and welcome to CP.

Pay no attention to the namecalling/doubting your fandom on here.

We are all under the same family, all wanting a SB, even if we fight like siblings.

Get some thick skin and you'll be just fine.

[ptlyon]

Originally Posted by thegame214

Thanks and welcome to CP.

Pay no attention to the namecalling/doubting your fandom on here.

We are all under the same family, all wanting a SB, even if we fight like siblings.

Get some thick skin and you'll be just fine.

Oh whatever! Get ****ed!

[thegame214]

Originally Posted by ptlyon

Oh whatever! Get ****ed!

Right on cue

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

he gets hit a couple times and then starts overthrowing EVERYTHING, because he quits stepping into the throw and then doesnt follow through...he doesnt have the arm strength to make up for it.

Arm strength had nothing to do with those two Robinson misses.

He just flat ****ed up. And yeah, he was falling away on the end-zone throw but he still had plenty on it - he just missed by a solid 8 feet. And on the toss over the middle, he had a clean pocket and appears to have a solid base as he lets it go - again, he just flat out whiffed.

I don't have a good answer for yesterday's performance. I think the team around him was playing poorly and rather than rise above it, he played down to it. That's not a great sign for a playoff run.

In the games he played a huge role in winning this year, it wasn't as though the team around him was playing terribly. They were playing well in many ways and he seemed to feed off that energy.

But yesterday they just could not find a rhythm and he let that get to him instead of pulling them past it. At some point he'll need to have a game where he plays well despite his teammates not answering the call if he ever hopes to win a championship. Every SB team has a game like that somewhere.

I just don't know that he has that club in his bag. We know he can play well. We have even seen this season that he can play well often. But can he play well when his team isn't and its up to him to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat?

Hard to say that he can at this point.

[Mr. Plow]

Originally Posted by SAUTO

he gets hit a couple times and then starts overthrowing EVERYTHING, because he quits stepping into the throw and then doesnt follow through...he doesnt have the arm strength to make up for it.

Yup.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Mav

Because Andy Reid was the head coach of Farve you moronic dumbass? He was actually the oline coach in gb. Like I said and you continue to prove that you know not a damn thing about football .


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Reid was the ****ing QB coach from 1997 until he left Green Bay, you know-nothing schmuck.
And I never once said that Reid was Favre's head coach, only that Favre fit the profile.
And Mahomes fits the profile.

And god willing, he'll be developing that profile and starting for this team sooner rather than later, so that I can actually watch something resembling consistent, offensive football, and you and the REST of the transplanted, Alex-only, San Francisco trash can pack your ****ing bags and head off to whatever town deems Smith worthy of employment.

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Sweet Daddy Hate

Reid was the ****ing QB coach from 1997 until he left Green Bay, you know-nothing schmuck.
And I never once said that Reid was Favre's head coach, only that Favre fit the profile.
And Mahomes fits the profile.

And god willing, he'll be developing that profile and starting for this team sooner rather than later, so that I can actually watch something resembling consistent, offensive football, and you and the REST of the transplanted, Alex-only, San Francisco trash can pack your ****ing bags and head off to whatever town deems Smith worthy of employment.

Again. With Andy Reid as head coach, you have to as a qb play within Reid's system or you won't be his qb for long. McNabb and Alex Smith are both wired that way. You don't know shit about what your speaking. And besides. You haven't been watching the games liar. And I'm not going anywhere little girl. I'm a chiefs fan, not an Alex only fan. Suck you can suck a dick.

Btw ****tard......when has a QB COACH OCOORDINATOR, oline coach EVER BENCHED A QB? Which is what you SAID DUMBASS. Those were YOUR WORDS.


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[Mav]

Apologies for the unintentional filter evasion.

I mean you SAID THIS RIGHT? RIGHT? Idiot.


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[Hammock Parties]

filter evasion

[Mav]

Originally Posted by Hammock Parties

filter evasion

Where? Tapatalk doesn't work the same way. So I don't even know what's filtered.


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[penbrook]

Per @ChiefsPR KC hasn’t lost back-to-back games since Oct 11 & 18 of 2015, longest current streak in the NFL

— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) October 16, 2017

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by penbrook

Per @ChiefsPR KC hasn’t lost back-to-back games since Oct 11 & 18 of 2015, longest current streak in the NFL

— Nick Jacobs (@Jacobs71) October 16, 2017

Thanks. I was actually wondering about this particular streak earlier.. but was too lazy/distracted to check. Results are about what I expected. Chiefs need to bring it this Thursday. They may survive the season regardless.. but oh that locker room is gonna start getting rough around the edges, if they do not win Thursday.