Why I said earlier, Trent Green was a poor man's Troy Aikman.

Aikman however had a stronger arm and a much, much better deep ball. Troy's deep ball was a thing of beauty. Similar to Russell Wilson's.

That was the one hole in Trent's game.
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Smith's arm was comparable to Aikman's when he had a chance to use it. Aikman's "poise in the pocket" was more a matter of him being a statue. He might as well stand in the pocket, because he sure as hell wasn't running anywhere.
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“Poise in the pocket” lol. In 1993, Aikman took as many sacks behind an all-time great OL as Mahomes did behind five slices of Swiss cheese in 2018.
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#NFL Career Passer Ratings throwing Left Handed

#Chiefs Patrick Mahomes - 91.7
#Dolphins Tua Tagovailoa - 88.8
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He had 1 season in the top 10 for yds/completion.
1998--he was 10th:-)
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Clay defending Aikman to the death :-)
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:-)
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you drunk?

Aikman YPA rankings:

1991 4th
1992 8th
1993 2nd
1994 2nd
1995 4th

The fact he did this with Michael Irvin and little else at receiver is a testament to his insane talent.
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this is not remotely close to the truth
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Something something the game was different something something
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I hope Time's Ours dedicates a whole ass episode to Mahomes surpassing him since it was their podcast that got Aikman's panties all in a twisted bunch in his ass
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And making shit up about Aikman in the process.

RUNNER UP FOR MVP LIKE SO MANY TIMES
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Alex Smith's arm was really good prior to injury.

You don't go #1 overall with a weak arm. That shit doesn't happen.

Even after injury, he had the arm to make all the throws. I wouldn't say he had a plus arm when he was in KC, but his issue was always between the ears. He was afraid to cut it loose.
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No, but you must be since I clearly wrote "yds/completion."
Highest was 10th. Once.
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YPA matters, too.

Troy threw it down the field. I doubt you even watched him.
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