Alex Smith's Max Potential = Brad Johnson

Originally posted by RonMexico:

Originally posted by Esco:
Remember guys, attack the argument not the poster.

This argument is the most retarded, stupid piece of s**t thing I have ever seen.

Originally posted by alburns:
NFL Red Zone QB rating leaders

NFL Leaders: QB Rating, In Opp 20 (Thru Nov. 29, 2009) (1.5625 Att/Game)
Rank Player Team Stats
1 Brett Favre Min 114.8
2 Matt Schaub Hou 110.5
3 Kurt Warner Ari 110.3
4 Chad Henne Mia 110.2
5 Jason Campbell Was 108.4
6 Carson Palmer Cin 107.0
7 Alex Smith SF 106.8
8 Drew Brees NO 106.4
9 Matt Cassel KC 103.7
10 Aaron Rodgers GB 102.1
11 Philip Rivers SD 101.1
12 Peyton Manning Ind 96.5
13 Eli Manning NYG 96.2
14t Tom Brady NE 95.8
14t Kerry Collins Ten 95.8
16 Kyle Orton Den 93.6
17 Donovan McNabb Phi 90.6
18 Ben Roethlisberger Pit 86.7
19 Mark Sanchez NYJ 83.5
20 David Garrard Jac 83.0

Smith is getting it done when it matters

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QB stats in shotgun

NFL Leaders: QB Rating, Shotgun (Thru Nov. 29, 2009) (1.5625 Att/Game)
Rank Player Team Stats

1 Philip Rivers SD 106.2
2 Peyton Manning Ind 105.2
3 Drew Brees NO 104.4
4 Aaron Rodgers GB 103.7
5 Tom Brady NE 100.5
6 Brett Favre Min 100.0
7 Alex Smith SF 95.8
8 Matt Schaub Hou 95.6
9 Donovan McNabb Phi 95.3
10 Kurt Warner Ari 92.0
11 Tony Romo Dal 91.5
12 Joe Flacco Bal 91.0
13 Jason Campbell Was 89.6
14 Eli Manning NYG 89.2
15 Carson Palmer Cin 88.1
16 Ben Roethlisberger Pit 88.0
17 Kyle Orton Den 87.4
18 Matt Ryan Atl 85.4
19 Kevin Kolb Phi 81.0
20 Daunte Culpepper Det 79.0

Originally posted by PTulini:

Originally posted by alburns:
NFL Red Zone QB rating leaders

NFL Leaders: QB Rating, In Opp 20 (Thru Nov. 29, 2009) (1.5625 Att/Game)
Rank Player Team Stats
1 Brett Favre Min 114.8
2 Matt Schaub Hou 110.5
3 Kurt Warner Ari 110.3
4 Chad Henne Mia 110.2
5 Jason Campbell Was 108.4
6 Carson Palmer Cin 107.0
7 Alex Smith SF 106.8
8 Drew Brees NO 106.4
9 Matt Cassel KC 103.7
10 Aaron Rodgers GB 102.1
11 Philip Rivers SD 101.1
12 Peyton Manning Ind 96.5
13 Eli Manning NYG 96.2
14t Tom Brady NE 95.8
14t Kerry Collins Ten 95.8
16 Kyle Orton Den 93.6
17 Donovan McNabb Phi 90.6
18 Ben Roethlisberger Pit 86.7
19 Mark Sanchez NYJ 83.5
20 David Garrard Jac 83.0

Smith is getting it done when it matters

Quote:
QB stats in shotgun

NFL Leaders: QB Rating, Shotgun (Thru Nov. 29, 2009) (1.5625 Att/Game)
Rank Player Team Stats

1 Philip Rivers SD 106.2
2 Peyton Manning Ind 105.2
3 Drew Brees NO 104.4
4 Aaron Rodgers GB 103.7
5 Tom Brady NE 100.5
6 Brett Favre Min 100.0
7 Alex Smith SF 95.8
8 Matt Schaub Hou 95.6
9 Donovan McNabb Phi 95.3
10 Kurt Warner Ari 92.0
11 Tony Romo Dal 91.5
12 Joe Flacco Bal 91.0
13 Jason Campbell Was 89.6
14 Eli Manning NYG 89.2
15 Carson Palmer Cin 88.1
16 Ben Roethlisberger Pit 88.0
17 Kyle Orton Den 87.4
18 Matt Ryan Atl 85.4
19 Kevin Kolb Phi 81.0
20 Daunte Culpepper Det 79.0

I've always been a big Alex Smith supporter, but I admit even I'm surprised by these!

Originally posted by RonMexico:

Originally posted by Esco:
Remember guys, attack the argument not the poster.

This argument is the most retarded, stupid piece of s**t thing I have ever seen.

Originally posted by ZRF80:

Originally posted by BHulman:

Originally posted by ZRF80:

Originally posted by BHulman:
How often does a Brady or Manning come around? Your giving ground saying he could be a Johnson. Guy was a Pro-Bowler with Minne and won a Super Bowl with Tampa. You seem to be getting nervous.

There's nothing wrong with that. Again, all Im asking is if everyone is ok with that kind of play, or do they prefer more ? Personally, I would want something more because I grew up watching Montana and Young. But I dont have a problem with Brad Johnson. Like I said, he was effective as a systems QB.

It wasn't so long ago that you (a couple of days ago I think) that you were telling us he was a "bust." Now he is Johnson; though you still advocate getting out of football Garcia for next season. Maybe in a couple of games he will work his way up to
Mcnabb. After that who knows? Sorry if I have trouble taking your prognostications too seriously.

To me, he is a bust. I highly doubt that Alex pulls off a miracle at this stage of his career. He has been dismal, at best, ever since he was drafted. We've seen him have these types of games before, getting the masses all excited.....only to disappoint the following week.

However, Ive tailored the thread to your (supporters) liking. Assuming that he becomes the "future" of this franchise, do you think he can become an iconic player like Brady/Manning ? Probably not. He's more likely to be a Brad Johnson type player. Is it acceptable to you as a fan to have this caliber of play for the next 10-15 years, or do you expect more ? I see that a lot of people are having a hard time swallowing this. I guess the truth hurts....

Originally posted by ZRF80:

Originally posted by BHulman:
How often does a Brady or Manning come around? Your giving ground saying he could be a Johnson. Guy was a Pro-Bowler with Minne and won a Super Bowl with Tampa. You seem to be getting nervous.

There's nothing wrong with that. Again, all Im asking is if everyone is ok with that kind of play, or do they prefer more ? Personally, I would want something more because I grew up watching Montana and Young. But I dont have a problem with Brad Johnson. Like I said, he was effective as a systems QB.

Originally posted by KevinBarlow:
This threads Max potential = Stupid...

Originally posted by backontop:
I love that is consumes you that Smith is beginning to succeed as the QB of the 49ers and very well could become the franchise QB he was drafted to be.


And the wheels on the retard bus goes round and round, round and round, round and round. The wheels on the retard bus goes round and round......

Originally posted by TDNiners:
ZR - The only way you are going to be happy is if Steve Young makes a come back.

Is there any one out there you can see has the potential to be great (college or Free agent)?