Originally posted by hofer36:
4th quarter just after titans went ahead
Reid is not allowed to challenge that call?
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Originally posted by hofer36:
4th quarter just after titans went ahead
Originally posted by 49ersMVP:
Originally posted by hofer36:
4th quarter just after titans went ahead
Reid is not allowed to challenge that call?
Originally posted by zaghawk:
12, they lose vs Texans, @ Broncos, @ Redskins, vs Colts.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
The Chiefs could very well be one of those magical turnaround team this year to be vaulted into the NFL elite. Like the Niners of 2011. And the guy in charge of the offense for both teams is Alex freak'n Smith . In that regard, he would be one of the luckiest SOB to ever do that. Is there any other guy through football history to be the qb of 2 different teams with a 4-12 and 2-14 respectively, to do a complete turn around to go 12-14 wins the next year
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
The Chiefs could very well be one of those magical turnaround team this year to be vaulted into the NFL elite. Like the Niners of 2011. And the guy in charge of the offense for both teams is Alex freak'n Smith . In that regard, he would be one of the luckiest SOB to ever do that. Is there any other guy through football history to be the qb of 2 different teams with a 4-12 and 2-14 respectively, to do a complete turn around to go 12-14 wins the next year
There is nothing lucky about him. He makes the right decisions, reads the field well and doesn't turn it over. That's winning football. He was always underrated on this board and now the haters are getting punched in the mouth. They look pretty stupid at this point. They said he could never do it with another team. It was just the 49ers talent around him. Well he just went to a 2 - 14 team. Worst team in the league. And they 5 - 0. The only significant change is Alex Smith. It's fair to say he has A LOT to do with it.....
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
The Chiefs could very well be one of those magical turnaround team this year to be vaulted into the NFL elite. Like the Niners of 2011. And the guy in charge of the offense for both teams is Alex freak'n Smith . In that regard, he would be one of the luckiest SOB to ever do that. Is there any other guy through football history to be the qb of 2 different teams with a 4-12 and 2-14 respectively, to do a complete turn around to go 12-14 wins the next year
There is nothing lucky about him. He makes the right decisions, reads the field well and doesn't turn it over. That's winning football. He was always underrated on this board and now the haters are getting punched in the mouth. They look pretty stupid at this point. They said he could never do it with another team. It was just the 49ers talent around him. Well he just went to a 2 - 14 team. Worst team in the league. And they 5 - 0. The only significant change is Alex Smith. It's fair to say he has A LOT to do with it.....
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
There is nothing lucky about him. He makes the right decisions, reads the field well and doesn't turn it over. That's winning football. He was always underrated on this board and now the haters are getting punched in the mouth. They look pretty stupid at this point. They said he could never do it with another team. It was just the 49ers talent around him. Well he just went to a 2 - 14 team. Worst team in the league. And they 5 - 0. The only significant change is Alex Smith. It's fair to say he has A LOT to do with it.....
Originally posted by Redeemer:
Originally posted by SanDiego49er:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
The Chiefs could very well be one of those magical turnaround team this year to be vaulted into the NFL elite. Like the Niners of 2011. And the guy in charge of the offense for both teams is Alex freak'n Smith . In that regard, he would be one of the luckiest SOB to ever do that. Is there any other guy through football history to be the qb of 2 different teams with a 4-12 and 2-14 respectively, to do a complete turn around to go 12-14 wins the next year
There is nothing lucky about him. He makes the right decisions, reads the field well and doesn't turn it over. That's winning football. He was always underrated on this board and now the haters are getting punched in the mouth. They look pretty stupid at this point. They said he could never do it with another team. It was just the 49ers talent around him. Well he just went to a 2 - 14 team. Worst team in the league. And they 5 - 0. The only significant change is Alex Smith. It's fair to say he has A LOT to do with it.....
Those who are unbiased and sufficiently intelligent could easily see that Alex Smith is a very good, very smart qb that helps his team win.
Originally posted by dj43:Chiefs have the best scoring defense in the league. Given up only 58 points (12 less than the next best team) in 5 games and one of those games was against a team that put 48 on the board yesterday.
That "lousy" offense is now #8 in the league.
Yes, they have played a weaker schedule but their consistently solid play has put them tied with Denver and the Saints for the best record in football...and they seemed to looking more impressive every week.
Raiders next, followed by Texans, Browns and Bills before Denver. Denver has the Jags and then the Colts followed by Redskins and Chargers. Could be a game between two 9-0 teams, or 8-1 at the least. That will be a big game.