Chiefs As of today, Alex Smith leads all NFL quarterbacks in

Touchdowns (15)
Yards (1959)
Completion percentage (72.4%)
Fewest interceptions thrown (0)
Yards per attempt (8.7)
Rating (120)
Game winning drives (3)

Unfortunately he is the:
2nd most sacked quarterback (21)

(He has played 7 games, while 30 other quarterbacks have played 6, but these stats don't lie)
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Where did he rank BEFORE the game?
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He is having an MVP year. Those stats, especially the INTs and compl % are unreal.

Hopefully our defense turns it around because I'd hate to see a year like this wasted.
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Too bad the defense fucking sucks the big one now.
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Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk:
Where did he rank BEFORE the game?

1st in QBR, 1st in Completion%, 1st in YPA, 1st in TD:INT, 3rd in YPG

Seems nice to me :-)

Also lol @ 1st in game winning drives. That means he led a game winning drive in literally half the games we played before yesterday
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Originally Posted by TLO:
Too bad the defense ****ing sucks the big one now.

I know, right? I don't get why it always has to be all of one or the other.
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Defense is obviously the primary culprit, but Smith still gets a very small amount of blame IMO for not moving the chains when it mattered at the end to run the clock.
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Alex Smith is finally playing the best football of his career, he's playing beyond what most people on CP ever thought he was capable of. However, this defense is reminiscent of the 2003 defense. Eric Warfield and Jerome Woods would be so proud..
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His propensity to make incredible throws sometimes and overthrow wide open receivers at other times is really pretty puzzling.
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Originally Posted by Cochise:
His propensity to make incredible throws sometimes and overthrow wide open receivers at other times is really pretty puzzling.

You mean like every other QB in the NFL?
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Originally Posted by Ken Bone:
Alex Smith is finally playing the best football of his career, he's playing beyond what most people on CP ever thought he was capable of. However, this defense is reminiscent of the 2003 defense. Eric Warfield and Jerome Woods would be so proud..

Irony huh? Guess if he wants it bad enough he’ll make it happen and make the plays to continue to win.
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Where does he rank in missed throws to wide open recivers to close out games? That is the stat that matters.
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Originally Posted by Red Dawg:
Where does he rank in missed throws to wide open recivers to close out games? That is the stat that matters.

5-2
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If this was mahomes y'all would be slinging praises loo he's MVP level this year no doubt
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