https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2018/...ording-to-espn


:-) :-)
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He had you guys up 21-3 in the playoffs. Once Kelce went out he had nobody dependable to throw the ball to.
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:-) Yeah, Hill with his 7 catches and Robinson with his 4 were just not dependable enough. Only player to fuck Smith over was that scrub Orson Charles. Everything else was him being his usual game manager self and playing not to lose.
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No big target to exploit the middle of the field.

Thus, why they signed Watkins . . . . .


But, again, the great QB's figure out a way to get it done when 'key' players go down. The Chiefs scored exactly ZERO points in the second half. One simple FG drive would have been enough. Alex couldn't even do THAT. That's failure.
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Everything has to be perfect around Alex Smith. The first time something goes wrong, he pisses down his leg. Go watch the drive after the muff punt turnover. He saw ghosts and ran into a sack. Fuck him and fuck you
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Throwing for over 4,000 yards and 26 TD's in only 15 games is impressive. KC's only had a QB throw for 4k and 26+ TD's two other times.
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That's some pretty weak smack, even for you. Did you coin that pmINT name yourself? I would say yes. Because nobody with half a brain would use it. At least when dumbass fatlock used it, it fit. It was a play on Trent and he actually was throwing a lot of picks.( No credit to fatlock, Phil coined it, he stole it). However, pnINT makes no sense at all. It doesn't match his name at all, and he certainly isn't known for throwing a lot of picks. Maybe you should go back to the mange, have a circle jerk with other fans of the cheating Donks, and see if you can't come up with some decent smack. Loser.
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Yeah. Smith had a good year. Best of his career. And it got us some fantastic return when he got traded. And yeah, it's very possible that PMII doesn't match that this season. He's going to be a first year starter in the NFL. We expect growing pains. But the fact remains, he has been put in position to succeed. A year to learn the offense, with a start for the final game of the season should put him ahead of where he would have been day 1 last year. He has a solid offensive line to protect him. A very good pair of running backs to take the pressure off of the passing game, and 3 very good targets in Kelce, Hill, and Watkins. Not to mention, a head coach that is very good at developing quarterbacks. I can't think of a time, ever, that a young quarterback was put in a better position to succeed.
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Everything about Mahomes is better than Alex

His arm, evading pressure, keeping plays alive and buying time etc..

As Louis Riddick said "he's going to take the league by storm next year"

No one ever said that about Alex or Keesum
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Sure they did. From his 3rd year in KC on. It was, this is the longest he's ever had the same system. Look out! Of course, we we're disappointed every year, but they did say it. I guess that last year he did. Still disappointed in the playoffs.
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Those were the Tigerbobs
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Man, that trash heap at QB in Denver is still hilarious to think about. Keenum(lololololol) then Semen, and Pixton. My god, what an embarrassing QB room to be a part of.

I just like to pop in and laugh at their misfortune from time to time.

Knowmo, do you honestly look at that sack of slimy dog shit you have chucking the ball and see anything better than 7 wins in your future?
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I don't care what you pay OBJ, if Keesum is your QB you're overpaying him. :-)
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If Smith was better he wouldn't have been traded.

The reason KC was good enough to win the division but not good enough to win in the playoffs is gone. Thank God.
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If Keenum plays the way he did last year Denver will be in great shape next year. They can easily win 10 games with Keenum in 2018.
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