49ers vs Broncos
- Thread starter PoLLo LoC831
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Man I've been behind Alex Smith since the day we drafted him. But lately this guy has just been makin stupid mistakes. I know he has improved vastly from last year, but he just makes some bonehead plays. For example when he threw the ball to Gore, and Gore had his head turned completly, but he still threw it. Yes I know certain plays are set to go certain ways, but I don't care bout that. If the man has his head turned completly and can't even see you throwin the ball to him, why even throw it? Then at the end with 19 seconds, instead of throwin the ball somewhere he just starts runnin around like a chicken with his head cut off. I don't know sometimes I watch him and say damn this cat is gonna be the man. Then he'll make some bonehead plays that take the whole thought of that away. Anyone else seein this but me and my pops?
Walt Harris makin it happen. One of those cats fo sho that shoulda been in the Pro Bowl. I believe that puts him in the lead or ties at least in the league for INTeezys with 8. Crazy how this foo outta no where playin like a fuckin all-pro. Like I said before I remember him on the Bears and Redskins, and he was always solid but never played like he has this year. Fuckin beefy.
Nope.
1. The play where he threw to Gore.. that was Frank's fault. If you watch those plays, the RB is rarely looking when the QB tosses the ball to them. They are supposed to be ready for the ball when they turn their heads.. Gore never turned his head. But then again he might have thought the ball was gone already because he started to throw that block. We used to run plays like that all the time when I played football at the RB slot.
2. Alex didn't throw the ball when he started running because the only dude open would have gotten taken down in bounds. It was smart to not throw it, but it was bad that he dropped it. Either way they would have ended up with 3 points just like they did.
1. The play where he threw to Gore.. that was Frank's fault. If you watch those plays, the RB is rarely looking when the QB tosses the ball to them. They are supposed to be ready for the ball when they turn their heads.. Gore never turned his head. But then again he might have thought the ball was gone already because he started to throw that block. We used to run plays like that all the time when I played football at the RB slot.
2. Alex didn't throw the ball when he started running because the only dude open would have gotten taken down in bounds. It was smart to not throw it, but it was bad that he dropped it. Either way they would have ended up with 3 points just like they did.