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Alex Smith
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:42 pm
by M2
This is why Alex Smith was the #1 player choosen in the draft...
and some of you tards have him as the worst qb in the league at #32... :roll:
Alex Smith
m2
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:53 pm
by Red
Good point. #32 might be a bit high considering he might not even be a starting quarterback this season.
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 6:57 pm
by M2
Red wrote:Good point. #32 might be a bit high considering he might not even be a starting quarterback this season.
yeah... :roll:
Brilliant response.
m2
Re: Alex Smith
Posted: Thu Aug 11, 2005 7:06 pm
by Bizzarofelice
m2 wrote:This is why Alex Smith was the #1 player choosen in the draft.
He was the best option for the quarterbackless team that happened to have the #1 pick.
Duh.
Posted: Fri Aug 12, 2005 7:49 am
by FaTaL
hey he cant be worse then dilfer, harrington or boller
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 1:28 am
by Louis Cyphre
Tim Rattay has just been named the starter for the season opener. I guess Lombardi #6 will have to wait another year, right m2?
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 1:49 am
by M2
Louis Cyphre wrote:Tim Rattay has just been named the starter for the season opener. I guess Lombardi #6 will have to wait another year, right m2?
That's being rather generous.
It's the right call, since he looked like a deer in headlights out there. He just turned 21, and the WCO is the most difficult O to master. Walsh even said he won't run it at Stanford because it takes about 5 years to fully understand all the intricacies of the WCO.
I think by the bye week, he'll be thrown into the fire, be it hell or high water. He needs the reps to get the feel for the WCO. It took Montana 3 years before he was put on the field in the WCO.
m2
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:29 am
by Cueball
m2 wrote:Louis Cyphre wrote:Tim Rattay has just been named the starter for the season opener. I guess Lombardi #6 will have to wait another year, right m2?
That's being rather generous.
It's the right call, since he looked like a deer in headlights out there. He just turned 21, and the WCO is the most difficult O to master. Walsh even said he won't run it at Stanford because it takes about 5 years to fully understand all the intricacies of the WCO.
I think by the bye week, he'll be thrown into the fire, be it hell or high water. He needs the reps to get the feel for the WCO. It took Montana 3 years before he was put on the field in the WCO.
m2
Yeah, but he looked sooooooooooo good on that practice field. Tens of people seemed like they felt the same way.
Do your job m0ds and get a hold of this situation, I'M GETTIN' ANNOYED
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:31 am
by The Assassin
m2 wrote:Red wrote:Good point. #32 might be a bit high considering he might not even be a starting quarterback this season.
yeah... :roll:
Brilliant response.
m2
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TRUTH hurts don't it chime boy? :wink:
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:39 am
by M2
Cueball wrote:m2 wrote:Louis Cyphre wrote:Tim Rattay has just been named the starter for the season opener. I guess Lombardi #6 will have to wait another year, right m2?
That's being rather generous.
It's the right call, since he looked like a deer in headlights out there. He just turned 21, and the WCO is the most difficult O to master. Walsh even said he won't run it at Stanford because it takes about 5 years to fully understand all the intricacies of the WCO.
I think by the bye week, he'll be thrown into the fire, be it hell or high water. He needs the reps to get the feel for the WCO. It took Montana 3 years before he was put on the field in the WCO.
m2
Yeah, but he looked sooooooooooo good on that practice field. Tens of people seemed like they felt the same way.
Do your job m0ds and get a hold of this situation,
I'M GETTIN' ANNOYED
So? Take that shit up with your mommy.
Rack #32!
m2
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 2:49 am
by drummer
Alex Smith was the #1 pick because the Niners needed a QB , and nobody wanted to trade up to the #1 pick , because there was no 1 player compelling enough to be coveted at #1 by other teams .
If the Niners could have traded down , they would have . They were considering that prior to the draft .
Smith hadn't completed a first down yet .
Besides , you were on the Rodgers bandwagon earlier , right ?
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 3:14 am
by M2
drummer wrote:Alex Smith was the #1 pick because the Niners needed a QB , and nobody wanted to trade up to the #1 pick , because there was no 1 player compelling enough to be coveted at #1 by other teams .
If the Niners could have traded down , they would have . They were considering that prior to the draft .
Smith hadn't completed a first down yet .
Besides , you were on the Rodgers bandwagon earlier , right ?
Yep.
I still think Rodgers will be the better qb, but I hope I'm wrong.
m2
Posted: Wed Aug 24, 2005 4:00 am
by Qbert
Cueball wrote:m2 wrote:Louis Cyphre wrote:Tim Rattay has just been named the starter for the season opener.
Do your job m0ds and get a hold of this situation, I'M GETTIN' ANNOYED
sorry Al...was busy tonight.
m2's last post in this thread is perfect.