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Who's with Alex Smith as our quarterback this year and 2011
Who's with Alex Smith as our quarterback this year and 2011
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:16 PM
- daWest
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i wouldnt mind him coming back, if u look at the list of FA QB's next year its pretty ugly...whether or not we draft a QB, he could be a viable backup for any team and he could be a starter for a number of teams out there
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:19 PM
- xiaopihai
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Dec 7, 2010 at 6:23 PM
- billbird2111
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Originally posted by oldman9er:Originally posted by Ceadderman:
I'm for it if he's offered a one to 2 year deal.
Cause face it the season is more than likely going to be shortened by the impending lockout. Good luck finding a replacement player in that environment. There isn't going to be much lateral movement because of this. He's ready, he's perfectly able and if we do draft "the Future" then he can hold the spot til the Rookie is able to take over.
I mean dang who else is going to be available on the cheap that knows the Offense if Sing is still here. If Sing is gone it's obviously up to the new Coach, but a lot of the Coaches use a spread/digit system these days.
It only makes sense. Too bad our fan base is full of whiners that go "Oh no! We've had to endure him for 6 years" Whaaaaaaaaa..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.
~Ceadder
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Dec 7, 2010 at 6:25 PM
- ZRF80
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Originally posted by oldman9er:
If he plays reasonably well in the next 4 games, I would want him back in some capacity. The price would have to be appropriate though. He would likely have to battle in camp for the starting job with a high draft pick or vet FA QB. If Alex plays very poorly, he gets yanked after game 2 and Troy gets the final 2 as an audition to be that guy that gets a moderate incentive contract to battle a new QB.
Yes, cause 5 years worth of training camps werent enough to tell us whether or not he can be a true starter. One more should do the trick...........
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:28 PM
- ZRF80
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Originally posted by Ceadderman:
I'm for it if he's offered a one to 2 year deal.
Cause face it the season is more than likely going to be shortened by the impending lockout. Good luck finding a replacement player in that environment. There isn't going to be much lateral movement because of this. He's ready, he's perfectly able and if we do draft "the Future" then he can hold the spot til the Rookie is able to take over.
I mean dang who else is going to be available on the cheap that knows the Offense if Sing is still here. If Sing is gone it's obviously up to the new Coach, but a lot of the Coaches use a spread/digit system these days.
It only makes sense. Too bad our fan base is full of whiners that go "Oh no! We've had to endure him for 6 years" Whaaaaaaaaa..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.
~Ceadder
But wouldnt he better off in San Diego ? After all, Phillip Rivers just cant seem to get his team over the hump......and Alex Smith would provide those fresh set of QB skills the Chargers -- a playoff ready team, mind you -- need to make it to the Superbowl.
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:30 PM
- El_Patron
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by Ceadderman:
I'm for it if he's offered a one to 2 year deal.
Cause face it the season is more than likely going to be shortened by the impending lockout. Good luck finding a replacement player in that environment. There isn't going to be much lateral movement because of this. He's ready, he's perfectly able and if we do draft "the Future" then he can hold the spot til the Rookie is able to take over.
I mean dang who else is going to be available on the cheap that knows the Offense if Sing is still here. If Sing is gone it's obviously up to the new Coach, but a lot of the Coaches use a spread/digit system these days.
It only makes sense. Too bad our fan base is full of whiners that go "Oh no! We've had to endure him for 6 years" Whaaaaaaaaa..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.
~Ceadder
But wouldnt he better off in San Diego ? After all, Phillip Rivers just cant seem to get his team over the hump......and Alex Smith would provide those fresh set of QB skills the Chargers -- a playoff ready team, mind you -- need to make it to the Superbowl.
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:32 PM
- 49erFaithful6
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by Ceadderman:
I'm for it if he's offered a one to 2 year deal.
Cause face it the season is more than likely going to be shortened by the impending lockout. Good luck finding a replacement player in that environment. There isn't going to be much lateral movement because of this. He's ready, he's perfectly able and if we do draft "the Future" then he can hold the spot til the Rookie is able to take over.
I mean dang who else is going to be available on the cheap that knows the Offense if Sing is still here. If Sing is gone it's obviously up to the new Coach, but a lot of the Coaches use a spread/digit system these days.
It only makes sense. Too bad our fan base is full of whiners that go "Oh no! We've had to endure him for 6 years" Whaaaaaaaaa..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.
~Ceadder
But wouldnt he better off in San Diego ? After all, Phillip Rivers just cant seem to get his team over the hump......and Alex Smith would provide those fresh set of QB skills the Chargers -- a playoff ready team, mind you -- need to make it to the Superbowl.
lol yeah let's get Rivers and Alex Smith in the same training camp and see who wins...
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:33 PM
- ZRF80
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Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by Ceadderman:
I'm for it if he's offered a one to 2 year deal.
Cause face it the season is more than likely going to be shortened by the impending lockout. Good luck finding a replacement player in that environment. There isn't going to be much lateral movement because of this. He's ready, he's perfectly able and if we do draft "the Future" then he can hold the spot til the Rookie is able to take over.
I mean dang who else is going to be available on the cheap that knows the Offense if Sing is still here. If Sing is gone it's obviously up to the new Coach, but a lot of the Coaches use a spread/digit system these days.
It only makes sense. Too bad our fan base is full of whiners that go "Oh no! We've had to endure him for 6 years" Whaaaaaaaaa..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.
~Ceadder
But wouldnt he better off in San Diego ? After all, Phillip Rivers just cant seem to get his team over the hump......and Alex Smith would provide those fresh set of QB skills the Chargers -- a playoff ready team, mind you -- need to make it to the Superbowl.
lol yeah let's get Rivers and Alex Smith in the same training camp and see who wins...
you'd be surprised by Ceadder's answer....
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:35 PM
- 49ERSAM
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I can not blame all of you ladies and gents that are used to mediocrity, since we been suffering it for a decade now, so go ahead rationalize all you want about having another year with Alex Smith because you deserve it.
What I don't accept is if you are a relative, close friend, lover, or Alex Smith's agent trying to dig a deeper hole for franchise to climb up from - so please just go away, take Alex SMith with you and leave my beloved 49ers alone.
What I don't accept is if you are a relative, close friend, lover, or Alex Smith's agent trying to dig a deeper hole for franchise to climb up from - so please just go away, take Alex SMith with you and leave my beloved 49ers alone.
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:36 PM
- billbird2111
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Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:Originally posted by ZRF80:Originally posted by Ceadderman:
I'm for it if he's offered a one to 2 year deal.
Cause face it the season is more than likely going to be shortened by the impending lockout. Good luck finding a replacement player in that environment. There isn't going to be much lateral movement because of this. He's ready, he's perfectly able and if we do draft "the Future" then he can hold the spot til the Rookie is able to take over.
I mean dang who else is going to be available on the cheap that knows the Offense if Sing is still here. If Sing is gone it's obviously up to the new Coach, but a lot of the Coaches use a spread/digit system these days.
It only makes sense. Too bad our fan base is full of whiners that go "Oh no! We've had to endure him for 6 years" Whaaaaaaaaa..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.
~Ceadder
But wouldnt he better off in San Diego ? After all, Phillip Rivers just cant seem to get his team over the hump......and Alex Smith would provide those fresh set of QB skills the Chargers -- a playoff ready team, mind you -- need to make it to the Superbowl.
lol yeah let's get Rivers and Alex Smith in the same training camp and see who wins...
you'd be surprised by Ceadder's answer....
I wouldn't.
Dec 7, 2010 at 6:42 PM
- 49erFaithful6
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Originally posted by 49ERSAM:
I can not blame all of you ladies and gents that are used to mediocrity, since we been suffering it for a decade now, so go ahead rationalize all you want about having another year with Alex Smith because you deserve it.
What I don't accept is if you are a relative, close friend, lover, or Alex Smith's agent trying to dig a deeper hole for franchise to climb up from - so please just go away, take Alex SMith with you and leave my beloved 49ers alone.

I've witnessed Montana and Young work their magic. I've seen a coach fired after a 12-4 season. We're the 49ers and we don't put up with this kind of s**t, especially from our QBs. There should be no patience for the Alex Smith fantasy camp, where this average dude gets a seemingly endless shot at being in way over his head as an NFL QB. WTF.
Dec 7, 2010 at 7:01 PM
- susweel
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Originally posted by AlexThief:Originally posted by 49ERSAM:
I've had enough pain and suffering the past six years with this QB-Wanna be, if they don't unload this guy this offseason, I am going to discontinue supporting the 49ers.
'Bottom line, JED has to choose, the fans or Alex Smith.
i can't bare to watch another season with that unreliable toolbox behind center
Yah and Jed can forget about selling season tickets if they bring him back.
Dec 7, 2010 at 7:03 PM
- JBatta49erfansince81
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I want Smith out of the NFL all together. He has stolen enough money from this league already.
Dec 7, 2010 at 7:04 PM
- DANADA
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Dec 7, 2010 at 7:24 PM
- AlexSmith11
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Originally posted by JBatta49erfansince81:
I want Smith out of the NFL all together. He has stolen enough money from this league already.
with his reworked contract hes only made about 33 million the 6 years hes been here thats nothing for an nfl player
..." If people would get over themselves it'd be easier to cope with reality. If you can't go get your medical card and hit that 420 til you don't give a truck anymore.