Contractkiller

KC did miss a field goal in the 2nd half which would have netted the win.. Mariota catching his own ball for a TD. KC missing a crucial 2nd half FG, Kelce going out (no flag). Tyreek Hill missing pass after pass early in the 1st half, and disappearing in the 2nd. K.Hunt league leading rusher being given the ball 11 times in a game you were leading by 3 scores, Albert Wilson missing a dime (IMO) to win the game. Andy going full post-season Philadelphia Andy... Their whole team had their worst game, at the worst possible time. Alex not coming through in the clutch is kinda BS though imo.. replay that play on 4th and 9. He dropped a DIME to wilson, wilson just choked cause of the safety (Bad play call though, you only need 9yds and your drawing up 20yard slants? wtf?) Play back KC's 2nd half drives. 1st drive = 3 and out 2nd drive = missed field goal 3rd drive = 3rd and 2, easy dropped ball from the receiver 4th drive = Dime to wilson = dropped ball (story of the day) Then the titans, their QB didnt need to be clutch, he had a RB rip off a 3rd and 10 run, in a obvious run play situation icing the game...... It wasn't some story of alex disspaering in the 2nd. It was limited opportunities, with missed, basic, easy, football chances...

To have a conversation. A legit conversation, It is usually wise to at least acknowledge or answer the previous post that you are quoting (since I made many) rather than just coming up with new points/questions for me to answer, as if you have never researched Alex smith before and are asking me for all the answers. That being said, Kansas city is moving on from alex smith because he lacks a week-to-week killer instinct that a QB needs... Something he NEVER had in his first few years in the league, and something he seemed to just recently develop more since Harbaugh drove into town. One week smith has a TomBrady killer instinct, and the next week, he becomes a deer in the headlights, afraid to make a play quarterback. Alex smith was always criticized for not having a deep ball as a weapon. He completely destroyed that narrative this year leading the league in deep ball accuracy, and yards with 1,344.... (Drew brees was #2).... Is alex smiths sudden threat of having a very accurate deep ball, that he threw VERY often in 2017 a product of Mahomes being drafted, threatening his position at quarterback? I would say its safe to say yes. The argument with Alex has never been can he or can't he do it. Its will he do it today, or will he not do it today. That has been the biggest gripe with smith in his more recent years since becoming a very well established NFL quarterback. The bottom line is, we don't need alex smith to be a Tom brady every week. What we need though, is the alex smith who completely dismantled the patriots earlier this year. Or the alex smith who put up 500 yards against the saints in 2011 to bring them to the NFC championship game where they lost to the eventual superbowl champion New York giants the following week (we don't want this Alex). No one here is saying Alex smith is tom brady, however stop being stupid nonetheless and come back to reality of what is, and what isn't. Our team is built to win now. Alex smith is a win now quarterback. We trade for him, while we continue to draft a quarterback for the future, because we all know these QB's are busting more than they are producing, and Alex smith gives us chances to at least compete for superbowls like he has been doing since 2011 being in the playoffs in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017.... Since 2011 alex smith's team has only NOT been in the playoffs once. We do not have to count 2012 if you don't want to since kaepernick took over for Alex when they were 6-2, but its safe to say those 2012 49ers were going to the playoffs regardless.

I am surprised no one has called you out for your constant narrative pushing agenda. you have spoken multiple times about his piss poor play in past seasons or certain bad performances as being fact and the only thing that matters, while dismissing his very good postseason personal stats, or his deep throw and passer rating which led the league last year as being just an anomaly and not counting as fact. You cannot have it both ways... the bottom line is, Alex Smith is trending upwards in every category, not descending. The nfl is a what have you done lately business, not what did you do 10 years ago. That’s why old players are constantly flushed no matter what they were 2 years prior. (See Darrell revis) Alex Smith is an upgrade in so many ways for this team it’s staggering. Our team compliments his skill set so well, and he would work very well with shady and our defense