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Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by NCommand:Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by wysiwyg:Hi line before the concussion in 2012:
2012 SF 10 9 153 218 70.2 1,737 8.0 13 5 104.1 31 132 4.30 24 137 4 1
70.2 completion percentage.
Call him a game manager if you must be he made 3 Pro Bowls in KC.
The line of the game he got injured in, and to never play for the 49ers again:
7/8 72 1TD 0 INT
NFL records[edit]
49ers franchise records[edit]
- 158.3 passing rating (perfect game) in Week 15, 2013[139]
- Most passes to start a season without throwing an interception (287, 2017)[140]
Chiefs franchise records[edit]
- Most game winning drives in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Most 4th quarter comeback wins in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Fewest interceptions in a single season: 5 in 2011 (16 starts)[141]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception: 249[142][143]
- Most rushing yards by a quarterback, season: 498 (2015)
- Most consecutive passes without an interception: 312 (Week 3–Week 14, 2015) 2nd all-time in NFL history
- Most wins by a quarterback through first three seasons (30)
- Career rushing yards by a quarterback (1,672)[144]
- Career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (10)[145]
- Highest completion percentage, career (min. 500 attempts): 64.5[146]
- Highest completion percentage, season (min. 200 attempts): 67.1 (2016)[147]
- Highest completion percentage, playoff game: 77.3 (vs Texans 2015–16 Wildcard Playoffs)
- Lowest percentage passes had intercepted, career (min. 500 attempts): 1.5[148]
- Highest completion percentage in a game (minimum 20 passes): 86.4 (Week 6, 2016 vs Raiders)
Kap was better in the very short term, but hindsight is 20/20. Obvious decision now was to roll with Alex
Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by wysiwyg:Hi line before the concussion in 2012:
2012 SF 10 9 153 218 70.2 1,737 8.0 13 5 104.1 31 132 4.30 24 137 4 1
70.2 completion percentage.
Call him a game manager if you must be he made 3 Pro Bowls in KC.
The line of the game he got injured in, and to never play for the 49ers again:
7/8 72 1TD 0 INT
NFL records[edit]
49ers franchise records[edit]
- 158.3 passing rating (perfect game) in Week 15, 2013[139]
- Most passes to start a season without throwing an interception (287, 2017)[140]
Chiefs franchise records[edit]
- Most game winning drives in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Most 4th quarter comeback wins in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Fewest interceptions in a single season: 5 in 2011 (16 starts)[141]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception: 249[142][143]
- Most rushing yards by a quarterback, season: 498 (2015)
- Most consecutive passes without an interception: 312 (Week 3–Week 14, 2015) 2nd all-time in NFL history
- Most wins by a quarterback through first three seasons (30)
- Career rushing yards by a quarterback (1,672)[144]
- Career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (10)[145]
- Highest completion percentage, career (min. 500 attempts): 64.5[146]
- Highest completion percentage, season (min. 200 attempts): 67.1 (2016)[147]
- Highest completion percentage, playoff game: 77.3 (vs Texans 2015–16 Wildcard Playoffs)
- Lowest percentage passes had intercepted, career (min. 500 attempts): 1.5[148]
- Highest completion percentage in a game (minimum 20 passes): 86.4 (Week 6, 2016 vs Raiders)
Kap was better in the very short term, but hindsight is 20/20. Obvious decision now was to roll with Alex
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Alex got outplayed by Kap in 2016. Kaps 2016 numbers were also better than Alex's numbers in 2018
Originally posted by sacniner:Stud. I loved this team. Professional QBing here fellas... too bad he was benched, we could have won a ring with him
Alex Smith battled for six years to have this magic 2011 season with the #49ers pic.twitter.com/KURpQY1ozI
— Fourth and Nine (@fourth_nine) July 25, 2020
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:
Originally posted by sacniner:
Originally posted by wysiwyg:
Hi line before the concussion in 2012:
2012 SF 10 9 153 218 70.2 1,737 8.0 13 5 104.1 31 132 4.30 24 137 4 1
70.2 completion percentage.
Call him a game manager if you must be he made 3 Pro Bowls in KC.
The line of the game he got injured in, and to never play for the 49ers again:
7/8 72 1TD 0 INT
NFL records[edit]
49ers franchise records[edit]
- 158.3 passing rating (perfect game) in Week 15, 2013[139]
- Most passes to start a season without throwing an interception (287, 2017)[140]
Chiefs franchise records[edit]
- Most game winning drives in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Most 4th quarter comeback wins in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Fewest interceptions in a single season: 5 in 2011 (16 starts)[141]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception: 249[142][143]
- Most rushing yards by a quarterback, season: 498 (2015)
- Most consecutive passes without an interception: 312 (Week 3–Week 14, 2015) 2nd all-time in NFL history
- Most wins by a quarterback through first three seasons (30)
- Career rushing yards by a quarterback (1,672)[144]
- Career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (10)[145]
- Highest completion percentage, career (min. 500 attempts): 64.5[146]
- Highest completion percentage, season (min. 200 attempts): 67.1 (2016)[147]
- Highest completion percentage, playoff game: 77.3 (vs Texans 2015–16 Wildcard Playoffs)
- Lowest percentage passes had intercepted, career (min. 500 attempts): 1.5[148]
- Highest completion percentage in a game (minimum 20 passes): 86.4 (Week 6, 2016 vs Raiders)
Kap was better in the very short term, but hindsight is 20/20. Obvious decision now was to roll with Alex
Alex got outplayed by Kap in 2016. Kaps 2016 numbers were also better than Alex's numbers in 2018
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by wysiwyg:Hi line before the concussion in 2012:
2012 SF 10 9 153 218 70.2 1,737 8.0 13 5 104.1 31 132 4.30 24 137 4 1
70.2 completion percentage.
Call him a game manager if you must be he made 3 Pro Bowls in KC.
The line of the game he got injured in, and to never play for the 49ers again:
7/8 72 1TD 0 INT
NFL records[edit]
49ers franchise records[edit]
- 158.3 passing rating (perfect game) in Week 15, 2013[139]
- Most passes to start a season without throwing an interception (287, 2017)[140]
Chiefs franchise records[edit]
- Most game winning drives in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Most 4th quarter comeback wins in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Fewest interceptions in a single season: 5 in 2011 (16 starts)[141]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception: 249[142][143]
- Most rushing yards by a quarterback, season: 498 (2015)
- Most consecutive passes without an interception: 312 (Week 3–Week 14, 2015) 2nd all-time in NFL history
- Most wins by a quarterback through first three seasons (30)
- Career rushing yards by a quarterback (1,672)[144]
- Career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (10)[145]
- Highest completion percentage, career (min. 500 attempts): 64.5[146]
- Highest completion percentage, season (min. 200 attempts): 67.1 (2016)[147]
- Highest completion percentage, playoff game: 77.3 (vs Texans 2015–16 Wildcard Playoffs)
- Lowest percentage passes had intercepted, career (min. 500 attempts): 1.5[148]
- Highest completion percentage in a game (minimum 20 passes): 86.4 (Week 6, 2016 vs Raiders)
Kap was better in the very short term, but hindsight is 20/20. Obvious decision now was to roll with Alex
Alex got outplayed by Kap in 2016. Kaps 2016 numbers were also better than Alex's numbers in 2018
Originally posted by Joecool:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by NCommand:Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Well, Alex is a great dude but let's be realistic. He won't win any rings in Washington and with his age, recent injury history and his current price tag of over $20 million per year, there won't be any trade market for him, either. His only realistic shot is to get cut by his current team and then join one of the contenders as the backup quarterback or a fringe team like the Colts and battle it out for the starting quarterback job after Rivers inevitably s**ts the bed this upcoming season.
Originally posted by Joecool:
Originally posted by TWD_Fan:
Originally posted by Joecool:
Originally posted by NCommand:
Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Well, Alex is a great dude but let's be realistic. He won't win any rings in Washington and with his age, recent injury history and his current price tag of over $20 million per year, there won't be any trade market for him, either. His only realistic shot is to get cut by his current team and then join one of the contenders as the backup quarterback or a fringe team like the Colts and battle it out for the starting quarterback job after Rivers inevitably s**ts the bed this upcoming season.
I was always undervaluing Alex as well but,...
He had a crappy WAS team on a path to the playoffs before he got injured.
Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by NCommand:Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Well, Alex is a great dude but let's be realistic. He won't win any rings in Washington and with his age, recent injury history and his current price tag of over $20 million per year, there won't be any trade market for him, either. His only realistic shot is to get cut by his current team and then join one of the contenders as the backup quarterback or a fringe team like the Colts and battle it out for the starting quarterback job after Rivers inevitably s**ts the bed this upcoming season.
I was always undervaluing Alex as well but,...
He had a crappy WAS team on a path to the playoffs before he got injured.
I wouldn't call the 2018 Redskins team crappy. It was a mediocre team (combined 24-23-1 record over the previous 3 seasons) that lucked out with a cakewalk schedule up until that point. The only decent team they beat that year was Carolina (6-2 record until Newton's body started to give out on him). The Dallas victory was pre-Amari Cooper trade. Say what you will, but the Cowboys transformed into a completely different team offensively after they added him to the roster. So, even if Washington had managed to hold on to the division lead, the end result still would have been the same: Another first round exit in the playoffs for Alex.
Originally posted by mitpdub:Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by sacniner:Originally posted by wysiwyg:Hi line before the concussion in 2012:
2012 SF 10 9 153 218 70.2 1,737 8.0 13 5 104.1 31 132 4.30 24 137 4 1
70.2 completion percentage.
Call him a game manager if you must be he made 3 Pro Bowls in KC.
The line of the game he got injured in, and to never play for the 49ers again:
7/8 72 1TD 0 INT
NFL records[edit]
49ers franchise records[edit]
- 158.3 passing rating (perfect game) in Week 15, 2013[139]
- Most passes to start a season without throwing an interception (287, 2017)[140]
Chiefs franchise records[edit]
- Most game winning drives in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Most 4th quarter comeback wins in a single season: 6 (2011)[141]
- Fewest interceptions in a single season: 5 in 2011 (16 starts)[141]
- Most consecutive pass attempts without an interception: 249[142][143]
- Most rushing yards by a quarterback, season: 498 (2015)
- Most consecutive passes without an interception: 312 (Week 3–Week 14, 2015) 2nd all-time in NFL history
- Most wins by a quarterback through first three seasons (30)
- Career rushing yards by a quarterback (1,672)[144]
- Career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (10)[145]
- Highest completion percentage, career (min. 500 attempts): 64.5[146]
- Highest completion percentage, season (min. 200 attempts): 67.1 (2016)[147]
- Highest completion percentage, playoff game: 77.3 (vs Texans 2015–16 Wildcard Playoffs)
- Lowest percentage passes had intercepted, career (min. 500 attempts): 1.5[148]
- Highest completion percentage in a game (minimum 20 passes): 86.4 (Week 6, 2016 vs Raiders)
Kap was better in the very short term, but hindsight is 20/20. Obvious decision now was to roll with Alex
Alex got outplayed by Kap in 2016. Kaps 2016 numbers were also better than Alex's numbers in 2018
Kap was great with Harbaugh reading his D coverage. Once Harbaugh left he just had Jimmy T blathering nothing. He was figured out.
Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by NCommand:Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Well, Alex is a great dude but let's be realistic. He won't win any rings in Washington and with his age, recent injury history and his current price tag of over $20 million per year, there won't be any trade market for him, either. His only realistic shot is to get cut by his current team and then join one of the contenders as the backup quarterback or a fringe team like the Colts and battle it out for the starting quarterback job after Rivers inevitably s**ts the bed this upcoming season.
I was always undervaluing Alex as well but,...
He had a crappy WAS team on a path to the playoffs before he got injured.
I wouldn't call the 2018 Redskins team crappy. It was a mediocre team (combined 24-23-1 record over the previous 3 seasons) that lucked out with a cakewalk schedule up until that point. The only decent team they beat that year was Carolina (6-2 record until Newton's body started to give out on him). The Dallas victory was pre-Amari Cooper trade. Say what you will, but the Cowboys transformed into a completely different team offensively after they added him to the roster. So, even if Washington had managed to hold on to the division lead, the end result still would have been the same: Another first round exit in the playoffs for Alex.
Originally posted by CharlieSheen:Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by TWD_Fan:Originally posted by Joecool:Originally posted by NCommand:Un freaking believable.
Alex, just take one snap and take a symbolic knee. Point up to the sky and walk away from the game. You've proven everything you need.
Go home and play with your kids forever.
Love this dude and his heart and drive.
Really!? Let the man try to get that ring.
Well, Alex is a great dude but let's be realistic. He won't win any rings in Washington and with his age, recent injury history and his current price tag of over $20 million per year, there won't be any trade market for him, either. His only realistic shot is to get cut by his current team and then join one of the contenders as the backup quarterback or a fringe team like the Colts and battle it out for the starting quarterback job after Rivers inevitably s**ts the bed this upcoming season.
I was always undervaluing Alex as well but,...
He had a crappy WAS team on a path to the playoffs before he got injured.
I wouldn't call the 2018 Redskins team crappy. It was a mediocre team (combined 24-23-1 record over the previous 3 seasons) that lucked out with a cakewalk schedule up until that point. The only decent team they beat that year was Carolina (6-2 record until Newton's body started to give out on him). The Dallas victory was pre-Amari Cooper trade. Say what you will, but the Cowboys transformed into a completely different team offensively after they added him to the roster. So, even if Washington had managed to hold on to the division lead, the end result still would have been the same: Another first round exit in the playoffs for Alex.
He obviously didn't watch that team. They only beat the cowboys because Preston Smith returned a fumble for a TD to put them in the lead. Alex actually tried to give that game away by running out of bounds for no reason on the skins last drive, which gave Dallas just enough time to get in FG range to tie. Alex just got lucky they missed the FG.
In their 6 wins under Alex that year, they forced 14 turnovers and Peterson averaged over 100 yds per game in those wins. Alex was just along for the ride.