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Originally posted by ninertico:
Originally posted by niner4life21:


Omg, there is so much fail in this post.

First of all, I too wanted to believe Harbaugh in his statements about Alex b/c I thought maybe he sees something I don't.




But as soon as I read the 'Alex is very durable' statement, I knew right away that all his wooing of Alex was just PC.




THere is no way Alex is durable. If Harbaugh told you that Jonas Jennings was very durable, you would believe him? I hope not.

Second, Belichik did NOT coach up Brady. If you didn't know, he is a defensive coach and knows nothing about QBing. Same goes with Cowher and Big Ben, Johnson and Aikman, Mike Smith and Ryan, Harbaugh and Flacco, and I could go on and on.

You assume a great deal and don't know crap when it comes to Harbaugh's genuine approach to a team he's long to have. Alex is not durable? Go to bed. Take a nap and wake up to reality.

He's still under center after how many throwing shoulder surgeries. He's still taking it in the chops. He's still delivers when he's booed. He's still a FA who, oddly enough, will be sought after.

There's a reason for that! Snap out of it.

When a "PRO", who's highly respected as a QB evaluator defines Alex's traits, you tend to respect and at least, re-evaluate.

But of course, you know more than a Professional.

You come off as pompous, BTW.

Funny how everyone thought they knew more than Sing and Nolan...but with Harbaugh...it's different.
Originally posted by JayBee:
Originally posted by ninertico:
Originally posted by niner4life21:


Omg, there is so much fail in this post.

First of all, I too wanted to believe Harbaugh in his statements about Alex b/c I thought maybe he sees something I don't.




But as soon as I read the 'Alex is very durable' statement, I knew right away that all his wooing of Alex was just PC.




THere is no way Alex is durable. If Harbaugh told you that Jonas Jennings was very durable, you would believe him? I hope not.

Second, Belichik did NOT coach up Brady. If you didn't know, he is a defensive coach and knows nothing about QBing. Same goes with Cowher and Big Ben, Johnson and Aikman, Mike Smith and Ryan, Harbaugh and Flacco, and I could go on and on.

You assume a great deal and don't know crap when it comes to Harbaugh's genuine approach to a team he's long to have. Alex is not durable? Go to bed. Take a nap and wake up to reality.

He's still under center after how many throwing shoulder surgeries. He's still taking it in the chops. He's still delivers when he's booed. He's still a FA who, oddly enough, will be sought after.

There's a reason for that! Snap out of it.

When a "PRO", who's highly respected as a QB evaluator defines Alex's traits, you tend to respect and at least, re-evaluate.

But of course, you know more than a Professional.

You come off as pompous, BTW.

Funny how everyone thought they knew more than Sing and Nolan...but with Harbaugh...it's different.

Funny how now, we are comparing a QB specialist to a highly successful DEFENSIVE Coordinator and an overwhelmed former pro who just didn't have the experience nor the patience to be a NFL HC. Now we finally have a coach who knows QBs.

No matter what, that alone makes one smile.
Originally posted by ninertico:
Originally posted by niner4life21:


Omg, there is so much fail in this post.

First of all, I too wanted to believe Harbaugh in his statements about Alex b/c I thought maybe he sees something I don't.




But as soon as I read the 'Alex is very durable' statement, I knew right away that all his wooing of Alex was just PC.




THere is no way Alex is durable. If Harbaugh told you that Jonas Jennings was very durable, you would believe him? I hope not.

Second, Belichik did NOT coach up Brady. If you didn't know, he is a defensive coach and knows nothing about QBing. Same goes with Cowher and Big Ben, Johnson and Aikman, Mike Smith and Ryan, Harbaugh and Flacco, and I could go on and on.

You assume a great deal and don't know crap when it comes to Harbaugh's genuine approach to a team he's long to have. Alex is not durable? Go to bed. Take a nap and wake up to reality.

He's still under center after how many throwing shoulder surgeries. He's still taking it in the chops. He's still delivers when he's booed. He's still a FA who, oddly enough, will be sought after.

There's a reason for that! Snap out of it.

When a "PRO", who's highly respected as a QB evaluator defines Alex's traits, you tend to respect and at least, re-evaluate.

But of course, you know more than a Professional.

You come off as pompous, BTW.

Obviously, you and I have a different definition of the word 'durable'

I think it means the ability to play for a long period of time while staying relatively healthy. Alex has not done that, no matter what you want to believe or no matter how much blind faith you have in Harbaugh.

He missed 5 games his rookie season, half of 2007, all of 2008, and 6 games in 2010. Not durable. Come on man. People said Frank was injury prone, but if anything, Alex is way less durable than Gore.

And I never said that I know more than Harbaugh. But, if you forgot, this is a message board and we're allowed to express our thoughts and opinions on this team. I guess we should stop doing Mock Drafts, right? I mean, it's all up to Harbaugh and Baalke, right? Why f**k around and act like we know it all when at the end of he day those will be calling the shots. Pleeeeease. Don't give me the 'he knows more than you' attitude. It's sports. People question coaches, players, management, etc. Thats why we're fans.

And if you think I come off as pompous, well idk. I was just being straight to the point. Good day to you sir.
Just skimmed through without reading many of the same old, same old.

I think it's hysterical that the same old same old haters think so little of Smith.... yet they spend huge portions of their day spewing the same old same old about him.

Dear Jeebus, people, get a life and move on beyond your petty and ignorant hate. These threads that you allegedly hate so much would wither and die if you would just zip it and use your "grand" input on other things 49ers.
Originally posted by oldman9er:
Just skimmed through without reading many of the same old, same old.

I think it's hysterical that the same old same old haters think so little of Smith.... yet they spend huge portions of their day spewing the same old same old about him.

Dear Jeebus, people, get a life and move on beyond your petty and ignorant hate. These threads that you allegedly hate so much would wither and die if you would just zip it and use your "grand" input on other things 49ers.

LOL. You just posted in this thread.

Maybe, if you haven't noticed, this is a FAN forum. FANS go on this website to express their FANhood, an talk about their favorite team. Apparently, you post here too, so maybe you should get a life?

Sheesh. No one hates Alex Smith for no reason. We 'haters' have a very good reason for not liking him. He was the #1 overall pick for my favorite team in all of sports. he didn't live up to expectations. He flopped. He didn't produce. Now, if he was good, I'd be all for Smith and you wouldn't hear a word out of my mouth about him. Up until last year, I was one of his biggest defenders. Kapeesh?

So quit with the 'get a life' bs. You find it pathetic that people 'hate' on Alex. Well I find it way more pathetic that guys like you will work so hard to defend someone they don't even know.

Weren't we all 49er fans here? And last time I checked, Alex Smith was a 49er up until next month, so we can discuss his possible return to the team. Apparently, you are doing the same thing but are so quick to say that other people don't have lives. Good day to you, oldman9er.
If being a hater means you are tired of the last 6 years of losing and below average qb play then sign me up.
Originally posted by lamontb:
If being a hater means you are tired of the last 6 years of losing and below average qb play then sign me up.

Yup. Me too. I guess that more than half this board are haters. Plus, it also means that we have no knowledge of the game of football. Oh, and also, we have very low intellect. I know, its absurd, but don't ask me. They said it.
Point is, sure, say what you have to say. However, how many times must you say it? We all know by now how everyone feels... so it seems more like post-padding or unhealthy obsession to repeat yourselves so frequently about the same topic. There wouldn't be anyone defending Alex repeatedly if there were not people bashing him prior to that defense.

You have to know that at some point, it just becomes whining and an inability to accept what may be.
Originally posted by niner4life21:
Originally posted by lamontb:
If being a hater means you are tired of the last 6 years of losing and below average qb play then sign me up.

Yup. Me too. I guess that more than half this board are haters. Plus, it also means that we have no knowledge of the game of football. Oh, and also, we have very low intellect. I know, its absurd, but don't ask me. They said it.

Exactly. I just just think it's time to move on. We can go back and forth all day about who is more at fault. But at the end of the day it's about results. And the facts are for 6 years this guy hasn't produced any tangible results. It's really sad that we actually get excited b/c he played a good half against the Saints in a game they loss. Only thing he has shown us over 6 years is that he's inconsistent.
Originally posted by ninertico:
Originally posted by JayBee:
Originally posted by ninertico:
Originally posted by niner4life21:


Omg, there is so much fail in this post.

First of all, I too wanted to believe Harbaugh in his statements about Alex b/c I thought maybe he sees something I don't.




But as soon as I read the 'Alex is very durable' statement, I knew right away that all his wooing of Alex was just PC.




THere is no way Alex is durable. If Harbaugh told you that Jonas Jennings was very durable, you would believe him? I hope not.

Second, Belichik did NOT coach up Brady. If you didn't know, he is a defensive coach and knows nothing about QBing. Same goes with Cowher and Big Ben, Johnson and Aikman, Mike Smith and Ryan, Harbaugh and Flacco, and I could go on and on.

You assume a great deal and don't know crap when it comes to Harbaugh's genuine approach to a team he's long to have. Alex is not durable? Go to bed. Take a nap and wake up to reality.

He's still under center after how many throwing shoulder surgeries. He's still taking it in the chops. He's still delivers when he's booed. He's still a FA who, oddly enough, will be sought after.

There's a reason for that! Snap out of it.

When a "PRO", who's highly respected as a QB evaluator defines Alex's traits, you tend to respect and at least, re-evaluate.

But of course, you know more than a Professional.

You come off as pompous, BTW.

Funny how everyone thought they knew more than Sing and Nolan...but with Harbaugh...it's different.

Funny how now, we are comparing a QB specialist to a highly successful DEFENSIVE Coordinator and an overwhelmed former pro who just didn't have the experience nor the patience to be a NFL HC. Now we finally have a coach who knows QBs.

No matter what, that alone makes one smile.

It's even more pathetic that you believe a College "QB Guru" is the recipe for QB success when the majority of the elite QB's did not have the luxury of having one. Funny how the top 3 QB's year in and year out developed under defensive head coaches (Big Ben, Peyton, Brady).

It's so pathetic that we have to exhaust all out options before people can move on. He's gotta go through all the offensive co-ordinators, a defensive head coach, an offensive head coach. Then we have to surround him with elite talent....then get him a top 5 D. Too funny.
Peyton developed under OC Tom Moore throughout his entire career till now. Never heard of Tom Moore?

Brady developed under shady methods of SpyGate... how hard is it to develop while knowing what defenses are doing?

Big Ben had a strong run game and defense to lean on.

(just saying)
I hope JH can do it at the pro level, but he has just coached two QBs to be their best and has yet to do it at the pro level. Where as if you compare with walsh, who first developed and made virgil carter look good as well as help develope Fouts and also had a hand in Ken Anderson's developement before revitalizing Stanford's program.

Not dissing the guy, backing him 100%, but won't crown him king or emperor, at best prince for now and hope he is not a pauper.

This CBA thing is sure crimping his style though
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by niner4life21:
Originally posted by lamontb:
If being a hater means you are tired of the last 6 years of losing and below average qb play then sign me up.

Yup. Me too. I guess that more than half this board are haters. Plus, it also means that we have no knowledge of the game of football. Oh, and also, we have very low intellect. I know, its absurd, but don't ask me. They said it.

Exactly. I just just think it's time to move on. We can go back and forth all day about who is more at fault. But at the end of the day it's about results. And the facts are for 6 years this guy hasn't produced any tangible results. It's really sad that we actually get excited b/c he played a good half against the Saints in a game they loss. Only thing he has shown us over 6 years is that he's inconsistent.

That's where I'm at. I'm simply tired of hearing his name. Whether that's rational or irrational isn't the point. It's just Alex Smith fatigue.

Mayo, can you please start a countdown thread for "Days until Alex Smith is officially off the roster"? . . . which is now at eight.
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by niner4life21:
Originally posted by lamontb:
If being a hater means you are tired of the last 6 years of losing and below average qb play then sign me up.

Yup. Me too. I guess that more than half this board are haters. Plus, it also means that we have no knowledge of the game of football. Oh, and also, we have very low intellect. I know, its absurd, but don't ask me. They said it.

Exactly. I just just think it's time to move on. We can go back and forth all day about who is more at fault. But at the end of the day it's about results. And the facts are for 6 years this guy hasn't produced any tangible results. It's really sad that we actually get excited b/c he played a good half against the Saints in a game they loss. Only thing he has shown us over 6 years is that he's inconsistent.

That's where I'm at. I'm simply tired of hearing his name. Whether that's rational or irrational isn't the point. It's just Alex Smith fatigue.

Mayo, can you please start a countdown thread for "Days until Alex Smith is officially off the roster"? . . . which is now at eight.

Completely agree with the bold.

And no, Mayo, DO NOT start that thread. Thanks.
Originally posted by NineFourNiner:
Originally posted by SonocoNinerFan:
Originally posted by lamontb:
Originally posted by niner4life21:
Originally posted by lamontb:
If being a hater means you are tired of the last 6 years of losing and below average qb play then sign me up.

Yup. Me too. I guess that more than half this board are haters. Plus, it also means that we have no knowledge of the game of football. Oh, and also, we have very low intellect. I know, its absurd, but don't ask me. They said it.

Exactly. I just just think it's time to move on. We can go back and forth all day about who is more at fault. But at the end of the day it's about results. And the facts are for 6 years this guy hasn't produced any tangible results. It's really sad that we actually get excited b/c he played a good half against the Saints in a game they loss. Only thing he has shown us over 6 years is that he's inconsistent.

That's where I'm at. I'm simply tired of hearing his name. Whether that's rational or irrational isn't the point. It's just Alex Smith fatigue.

Mayo, can you please start a countdown thread for "Days until Alex Smith is officially off the roster"? . . . which is now at eight.

Completely agree with the bold.

And no, Mayo, DO NOT start that thread. Thanks.

Exactly you and SonocoNinerFan nailed it. I just can't take it anymore. I don't hate the guy, and I know it's not all his fault. I just want some wins, and some consistency. I'm tired of all my friends asking man when the Niners gonna get a qb. Or giving me that strange face and saying dam yall still got Alex Smith starting.
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