Smith called his own plays in the 2 minute drill

Wow man. I cant believe this is the Alex Smith everyone wrote off just a few weeks ago. Impressed again.

Nice to also finally get props at the water cooler again.

Originally posted by Memphis9er:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by nflguy49:

Originally posted by qnnhan7:

Originally posted by nflguy49:
Niners final drive:

Did Raye cause Alex to overthrow a WIDE OPEN WR and hit a Colts defensive back in the hands? Luckily for Alex the DB dropped the ball otherwise it would have been a pick 6. Alex threw what was very close to being a pick 6 on the 49ers final drive last week too. Anyway, on the final drive Alex was inaccurate and pulled the ball down the second he felt any pressure which resulted in him scrambling for a yard loss on one play and taking a sack on the 49ers final offensive play (before punting).

You know just before Montana hit JT for the winning TD against the Sam Wysch Bengals, on the previous play, he threw it straight to one of the Bengals DB. But none want to remember that part because the result of the game was just too thrilling S**t is going to happened whether you're a HOF qb or 5th year resurgent.

No one remembers it because it didn't happen that way. The almost interception you are referring to happened earlier in the game NOT on the final drive.

No, pretty sure it happened on the final drive and it happened inside the red zone close to the goal line.

You sir are correct. I remember my heart jumping up in my throat, thank God he dropped it.

WOW

Alex Smith led the Niners offense to 7 points yesterday (Gore added 7pts on a 64yard run).

Who would have thought that a qb many had left for dead would rise up and lead this team to a whopping 7 points. Disney probably wants to make a movie about it.

hes a better play caller than jimmy fail , err i mean jimmy raye.

Originally posted by nflguy49:
Alex Smith led the Niners offense to 7 points yesterday (Gore added 7pts on a 64yard run).

Who would have thought that a qb many had left for dead would rise up and lead this team to a whopping 7 points. Disney probably wants to make a movie about it.

Yeah...To bad Jimmy Raye went conservative in the 2 half....oh well...live & learn.

Originally posted by nflguy49:
Alex Smith led the Niners offense to 7 points yesterday (Gore added 7pts on a 64yard run).

Who would have thought that a qb many had left for dead would rise up and lead this team to a whopping 7 points. Disney probably wants to make a movie about it.

your right maybe we should go back to the amazing offense that Shaun Hill was running

Alex Smith has proved that he is a much more mature QB in his play this season. He def has the tools and is showing he has the smarts to do it on the field also.
Sing said it in his post game comments that the offense will continue to evolve he and Raye are figuring out how to best utilize the players, he sounded as if Bruce may be headed to the bench and the team is still learning how to win.
The best thing this team could ever hope for is for Alex Smith to step up and prove to be the franchise QB. I would take that over a playoff birth although WE'RE GOING TO GET BOTH!

He called two plays. Lets not get ahead of ourselves. I think Alex did a great job however, he still has to continue to grow and take the next step to win on the road.


"-I've received a few questions about Smith calling plays on that two-minute drive at the end of the first half. Actually, he called just two plays at the line of scrimmage as the 49ers were in hurry-up mode. He called plays that resulted in a 12-yard gain to Isaac Bruce and an incompletion to Vernon Davis. The plays he called came from the two-minute portion of the game plan. The plays he called came when the clock was running and the 49ers were in no-huddle mode."

http://blog.pressdemocrat.com/49ers/2009/11/singletary-backs-rayes-playcalling.html

It is very obvious that Smith is like Peyton Manning.

Originally posted by Blitz:
It is very obvious that Smith is like Peyton Manning.

FINALLY someone came out and said it.

Originally posted by teeohh:
he should pretend his helmet goes out all the time

LOL, yes he should.

-9fA

Originally posted by znk916:

Originally posted by Blitz:
It is very obvious that Smith is like Peyton Manning.

FINALLY someone came out and said it.

Championship!!!!!!!

Originally posted by 49erinChicago:
He called two plays. Lets not get ahead of ourselves. I think Alex did a great job however, he still has to continue to grow and take the next step to win on the road.


"-I've received a few questions about Smith calling plays on that two-minute drive at the end of the first half. Actually, he called just two plays at the line of scrimmage as the 49ers were in hurry-up mode. He called plays that resulted in a 12-yard gain to Isaac Bruce and an incompletion to Vernon Davis. The plays he called came from the two-minute portion of the game plan. The plays he called came when the clock was running and the 49ers were in no-huddle mode."

http://blog.pressdemocrat.com/49ers/2009/11/singletary-backs-rayes-playcalling.html

what are you talking about? This whole forum is about getting ahead of ourselves.

Originally posted by darkknight49:

Originally posted by 49erinChicago:
He called two plays. Lets not get ahead of ourselves. I think Alex did a great job however, he still has to continue to grow and take the next step to win on the road.


"-I've received a few questions about Smith calling plays on that two-minute drive at the end of the first half. Actually, he called just two plays at the line of scrimmage as the 49ers were in hurry-up mode. He called plays that resulted in a 12-yard gain to Isaac Bruce and an incompletion to Vernon Davis. The plays he called came from the two-minute portion of the game plan. The plays he called came when the clock was running and the 49ers were in no-huddle mode."

http://blog.pressdemocrat.com/49ers/2009/11/singletary-backs-rayes-playcalling.html

what are you talking about? This whole forum is about getting ahead of ourselves.

Reality is not an acceptable post. Please refrain. Thank you.

Originally posted by Blitz:

Originally posted by darkknight49:

Originally posted by 49erinChicago:
He called two plays. Lets not get ahead of ourselves. I think Alex did a great job however, he still has to continue to grow and take the next step to win on the road.


"-I've received a few questions about Smith calling plays on that two-minute drive at the end of the first half. Actually, he called just two plays at the line of scrimmage as the 49ers were in hurry-up mode. He called plays that resulted in a 12-yard gain to Isaac Bruce and an incompletion to Vernon Davis. The plays he called came from the two-minute portion of the game plan. The plays he called came when the clock was running and the 49ers were in no-huddle mode."

http://blog.pressdemocrat.com/49ers/2009/11/singletary-backs-rayes-playcalling.html

what are you talking about? This whole forum is about getting ahead of ourselves.

Reality is not an acceptable post. Please refrain. Thank you.

my apologies, good sir.

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