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2013 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS vs. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS GAMEDAY THREAD (Preseason Game 2)

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Originally posted by defenderDX:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
Originally posted by defenderDX:



lol in his defense that safety in the right corner wouldve probably decapitated that receiver if he caught it

Hard to tell. I don't think Alex would've had the arm strength to get the ball to the receiver fast enough before the Safety knocked his head off.

At the time the receiver came open, there was a defensive lineman (91?) on a direct line between Smith and the receiver. Any attempt to throw the ball to that spot would likely have been batted down the the DL. Once the ball is batted in the air, any option is a bad one, the most obvious being an INT.

You cannot just watch the receiver and say, "he should have thrown it." The QB has to have an open receiver AND a passing lane. Without both there is no reason the attempt the throw. Just throw it away and come back with another play.

Really needs to be seen from a side view

I don't see how a side view would change anything. Conveniently, the circle on the receiver appears just as he separates. At the moment, and for the next 2 or 3 steps, the DL is in the passing window. No chance to complete that throw. None.
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
Originally posted by defenderDX:



lol in his defense that safety in the right corner wouldve probably decapitated that receiver if he caught it

Hard to tell. I don't think Alex would've had the arm strength to get the ball to the receiver fast enough before the Safety knocked his head off.

At the time the receiver came open, there was a defensive lineman (91?) on a direct line between Smith and the receiver. Any attempt to throw the ball to that spot would likely have been batted down the the DL. Once the ball is batted in the air, any option is a bad one, the most obvious being an INT.

You cannot just watch the receiver and say, "he should have thrown it." The QB has to have an open receiver AND a passing lane. Without both there is no reason the attempt the throw. Just throw it away and come back with another play.

Really needs to be seen from a side view

I don't see how a side view would change anything. Conveniently, the circle on the receiver appears just as he separates. At the moment, and for the next 2 or 3 steps, the DL is in the passing window. No chance to complete that throw. None.

See how close the lineman are in actuality to alex
The excuses never stop. I'm just glad he'll be dinking and dunking on another team.
Smith is too cautious, but the first rule of quarterbacking is never throw late across your body toward the middle of the field ... that's exactly the situation in the gif.
Originally posted by Scoots:
Smith is too cautious, but the first rule of quarterbacking is never throw late across your body toward the middle of the field ... that's exactly the situation in the gif.

Whoa..and all these years I thought the first rule was if the checkdown isn't there, throw it away.
Is this the longest preseason game day thread ever?
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Originally posted by Scoots:
Smith is too cautious, but the first rule of quarterbacking is never throw late across your body toward the middle of the field ... that's exactly the situation in the gif.

Whoa..and all these years I thought the first rule was if the checkdown isn't there, throw it away.

You're both wrong. Everyone, knows you curl up and take the sack.
Originally posted by KegBert:
You're both wrong. Everyone, knows you curl up and take the sack.

Jim Everett agrees with you.
Originally posted by DBSYM:
I have a preseason playlist on youtube. It's unlisted and just for you guys here. The games and the highlights, too.


https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFE_tPYRLiHPHrnaJ8Fqz3YjhFJUo_LNn

thank you!
Originally posted by defenderDX:
Originally posted by dj43:
Originally posted by defenderDX:
Originally posted by hondakillerzx:
Originally posted by defenderDX:



lol in his defense that safety in the right corner wouldve probably decapitated that receiver if he caught it

Hard to tell. I don't think Alex would've had the arm strength to get the ball to the receiver fast enough before the Safety knocked his head off.

At the time the receiver came open, there was a defensive lineman (91?) on a direct line between Smith and the receiver. Any attempt to throw the ball to that spot would likely have been batted down the the DL. Once the ball is batted in the air, any option is a bad one, the most obvious being an INT.

You cannot just watch the receiver and say, "he should have thrown it." The QB has to have an open receiver AND a passing lane. Without both there is no reason the attempt the throw. Just throw it away and come back with another play.

Really needs to be seen from a side view
hahaha @ Alex.

Kap would of easily made that throw. Easily.
Originally posted by SofaKing:
Jim Everett agrees with you.

hahahaha ... Always good to watch the Rome interview occasionally :)
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Originally posted by sweetDwilly:
hahaha @ Alex.

Kap would of easily made that throw. Easily.

THIS
Originally posted by Amir:
Originally posted by sweetDwilly:
hahaha @ Alex.

Kap would of easily made that throw. Easily.

THIS

1 for 2, negative 3 yards...it's the preseason!
Originally posted by Tman:
Is this the longest preseason game day thread ever?

Longest and least interesting.
Originally posted by English:
Originally posted by Tman:
Is this the longest preseason game day thread ever?

Longest and least interesting.

Just an indication of how long the off season is and how much we are looking forward to this season!
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