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49ersalldaway126
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Originally posted by susweel:
20 tds with 15ints 3000 yards.
Very average.
no way he had 18 tds in 10.5 games
27 TDS 15 INT 3750 yds
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D_Niner
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Originally posted by 49ersalldaway126:
Originally posted by susweel:
20 tds with 15ints 3000 yards.
Very average.
no way he had 18 tds in 10.5 games
27 TDS 15 INT 3750 yds
Actually, it was 15TDs in 10 starts or 18TDs in 11 games...
I think he's going to miss 1-2 games this year and will end up with 20-22 TD's and 14-15 Int's and apx 3000 yards.
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49ersnum1
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3,600yds 62% 26td 14int ; 250 rush yds 2td .. BOOK IT!!
and my numbers dont lie, look at my predictions for Crabtree, cam damn close to perfect!!
[ Edited by 49ersnum1 on Aug 10, 2010 at 22:26:49 ]
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crzy
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3100 yards, 22 TD, 18 INT, 58% completion percentage
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Snider8706
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4500 yds, 33 tds, and 9 ints
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DonnieDarko
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He's definitely gonna achieve 30+ td's
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YungAce
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3200 is a possibility. not so sure about 24 tds
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BillWalsh257
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Originally posted by Ninefan56:
I see Smith at the higher end of the spectrum. I see about 2.5 touchdowns per game or more. So I am up in in the 32-36 TD range and 4000+ yards.
Might be wishful thinking.... but I'm with ya bro!
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SybErkRimInAL
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under.
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mayo49
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3,200 yards and 24 TDs is very attainable for Smith. I think it's a good starting point to shoot for.
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Thrash88
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I hope he does well individually but I'm a little more set on looking for the W stat!
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ZRF80
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Wow, you people are hopeless.
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GoldenIowa49er
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The 24 TD's I can see but not quite 3,200 yards. We're gonna pound the rock.
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LifelongNiner
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Considering he had about 17-18 TDs in 10.5 games (the half game against Houston), why is it so hard for a minority of people to believe he can put up 24 over the course of a season? Thinking he can exceed 24 isn't exactly crowning him the second coming. He probably will be somewhere between 24 and 28. I just hope he can keep the interceptions under 16.
What worries me though is his passing yardage. He should be around 3,500 yards or more but with Jimmy Raye calling the plays, who knows. I honestly feel we have the weapons to have a pretty balanced attack and should be able to beat any team whether on the ground or through the air. With Davis, Crabtree, and even Gore as receiving options, the other receivers, namely Morgan, Ginn, Hill should have opportunities to make plays.
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LambdaChi49
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I'm not really going to predict numbers but I expect him to be better than average. Despite ONE negative practice report, it's pretty retarded to think Alex will actually regress from last year. Aside from the Eagles game and maybe Titans game (thought a couple of those picks were timing issues with the WR), I thought Alex was having a good season. He was doing the things we have been clamoring for since we drafted him. He was taking risks (picks come with riskier throws but that's how you learn), stepping up in the pocket, had a quicker release, looked a LOT more decisive and had some of the best drives of his career (Colts game before halftime, the Seattle game: TD to Morgan), etc. Not to mention we were all in arms about Alex not showing moxy and how he wasn't a leader. Problem seems to be fixed now.
It just doesn't seem logical to believe that after an off season of grasping the offense, establishing trust and timing with his receivers, etc etc that he's somehow going to regress.
So I'll just say I fully expect him to have a rating better than 81.5. That's for sure.