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Originally posted by LambdaChi49:Originally posted by Nes49:Originally posted by LambdaChi49:Originally posted by Nes49:
Is one of the reasons why Martz came here. I wonder if JTO does indeed start, then Martz & Tollner can solely help Alex along with NO PRESSURE TO WIN NOW. Alex has under his belt 3 seasons of inconsistancy ranging from offensive system to WR cores & ofcourse Jim the uber suck Hostler as a QB coach. Alex is still young & they may try to buy him some time. This is all theory of course.
Whats frustrating is the season hasnt even begun and we're already talking about "next year."
It's not over....
With JT at the helm...we're not winning more the 7 or 8 games. Alex will be released or traded and next year we'll have to draft yet ANOTHER QB.
So trust me...its over.
Originally posted by ninerdaddy:Originally posted by jays9ers:
Who dug out this old thread??
Originally posted by jays9ers:
Who dug out this old thread??
Originally posted by carlgo:Originally posted by jays9ers:
Who dug out this old thread??
It doesn't matter. It is the usual Smith discussion and so is timeless.
One thing that is funny is that people wonder why he isn't more of a gunslinger like Romo or Farve. Well, a year later, JTO does have those qualities and lots of posters are trying to run him out of town. They want him to be careful, like A. Smith!
Originally posted by 949ersrule:
I was reading a post (sorry for not quoting the person who wrote it),quoting that polamalu said that alex was playing the game safe and trying not to throw an interception, not taking any chances. I also watched tony romo last night and remembered how he started off hot last year, then was picked off a bunch of times and how now he is having a great year. I personally envisioned Alex playing like tony romo is now, being elusive, not taking his eyes off the down field recievers, running, and throwing on the run. I'm thinking that Alex smith will never reach his potential because he plays it safe ie, he will never know what type of throws he can and can't make because he never attempts them during a game and doesn't take any chances. (note the pick that he had was because there was miscommunication on the reciever and alex's part, not because it was a tough throw). I think that throwing interceptions is crucial in a qb's development to know what he can an can't do physically...and the fact that alex doesn't throw any and is usually under 200yds passing might be preventing him from developing. What do you guys think?
Originally posted by ConVick:Originally posted by carlgo:Originally posted by jays9ers:
Who dug out this old thread??
It doesn't matter. It is the usual Smith discussion and so is timeless.
One thing that is funny is that people wonder why he isn't more of a gunslinger like Romo or Farve. Well, a year later, JTO does have those qualities and lots of posters are trying to run him out of town. They want him to be careful, like A. Smith!
did u just say JTO is like Romo and Favre?
Originally posted by crzyafrican:
He's only 24 years old ...........


Originally posted by crzyafrican:
He's only 24 years old ...........