Originally posted by hofer36:i am an alex smith hater but have to admit he is a damn fine quarterback
Yeah he is, we are still rebuilding because we can't find perfect players for him...probably never will
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Originally posted by hofer36:i am an alex smith hater but have to admit he is a damn fine quarterback
Originally posted by hofer36:i am an alex smith hater but have to admit he is a damn fine quarterback
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Yeah he is, we are still rebuilding because we can't find perfect players for him...probably never will
Originally posted by HearstFan:
I've always rooted for Alex - and am a fan of his improvement. BUT, I must admit, the guy just struggles to look like a good NFL QB. Yes, he is mobile, but he is hesitant making throws or running. He just isn't smooth.
More importantly, no matter what people say, he has a propensity to throw the ball high rather than stick throws in there. Whether he or the coach fear that propensity it doesn't matter, in either case, they keep the throws under 20 yards - even then it can get sketchy.
No matter how much I root for him, unless he has major improvement in this part of his game THIS YEAR, I don't think the team can tolerate that limitation on the game plan longer - CK (or someone else) will get pushed to the forefront.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
I blamed Walsh -- sprint right option. It only got him a TD they called 'The Catch'
Originally posted by 9erred:
And there is the irony, one qb throws the ball into the end zone, trusting his player to make a play, the other not to be named qb tosses the ball out of bounds to avoid a negative play.
Originally posted by 9erred:
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
I blamed Walsh -- sprint right option. It only got him a TD they called 'The Catch'
And there is the irony, one qb throws the ball into the end zone, trusting his player to make a play, the other not to be named qb tosses the ball out of bounds to avoid a negative play.
Originally posted by qnnhan7:
Oh, OK... Thank you for watching Niners games every Sunday.
I just want to continued the smart a** sarcasm But seriously you are overstating. Example, Vikings game. After the Williams long kick off return, they ran it twice got 6 yards. 3rd and 4 -- Roman called a designed roll out to the right. Kinda like a sprint option right. 2 receivers running to the right and Frank Gore underneath in conjunction with Smith. Both receivers were covered. The Vikings played it well. So Smith decides to run for the first. It's only 4 yards. Frank tried to block for Smith but his guy got by just in time to stop Smith short of the first.
So no... he doesn't throw it out of bound like you said. He makes good qb decisions whether you or I like it or not.