Also included is a conditional draft pick in 2014.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...g-up-a-2013-second-and-change-for-alex-smith/
I'd say the 49ers won this deal. New regime in KC, same results. That 2nd round pick is the top pick in the round. 49ers now have 15 picks in the draft. Good thing they're not in the AFC.
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I like this move for KC, they retain the #1 overall and pick up a starting Qb who has won playoff games and is on the uptick
For all the talk of CKap, Smith was having a fine year before being benched.
49ers though, are loaded with draft choices, maybe enough to push for Revis if they feel they need him. -
Also wonder if KC would move off the #1 overall to replace the #2's they just used? -
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Poor Chiefs. They're us circa 2004
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Draft picks can turn out to dog ****, normally they do, how is Marshall for Egnew and a 3rd in 2013 look atm?
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They have to have QB change this year. So while they lost their 2nd, they still have the top pick and their others to stock up on.
Personally, if I were them, I would have traded their 3rd or 4th for Moore instead. But I get where they were coming form with the Smith deal. -
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As a general rule, when you can trade a draft choice(s) for a above avg starter, especially at Qb, you should make the move if you need a Qb. -
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Chiefs apparently learned nothing from the Matt Cassell experiment. Alex Smith will be the epitome of mediocre / not good enough without QB whisperer Jim Harbaugh to milk productivity out of him.
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Lol alex smith for a 3rd is reaching. No one can actually take QBR seriously on a QB who hardly ever puts the team on his back. He;s 1-5 when throwing 40 passes or more. He can not take over and put a team on the next level. His accuracy dips once you throw past mid range. He's only played 1 full season in all his years in the NFL and he has never thrown for 20 touch downs or thrown more yards than tannehill threw this year LOL! A 2nd rounder and more for a decent SYSTEM game managing QB on a stacked teams is crazy.
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At some point, believe it or not, you do have to take a solid starting Qb as the draft just does not continually crap out so called "franchise' Qb's year after year. Smith was 20-5 the last two years and on his way to his best season until being benched after his concussion.
Watch KC win games this year and then we shall revisit this thread. -
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As for "thread on Qb's..."
Suspect Mr Dolphin 12 should realize Smith was largely a bust for 4 of his 5 yrs in SF prior to Harbaugh showing up, fans being fans recall the bad moreso than the good esp when they have an ax to grind.
Do know, Reid does have a good eye for Qb's. -
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And let's not act like Reid has been a messiah for QBs, there is a reason he got fired and he did draft Kevin Kolb and gave Michael Vick $100 million after all. -
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Why overcomplicate adding Smith, it took him 5 yrs to develop, which in the old days was not that unusual, his last two years have been outstanding, which makes him worth a #2 pick at least, they aren't paying for 05-10, they are paying for 2011 and 2012. -
Lebetard said a stat that kind of put Alex Smith into perspective. When his defense let up more than 28 pts or so, Smith won like 2 games. I think he was a product of Harbaugh's system and that defense, where he didn't have to do much.
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Some of you don't realize that Alex Smith is a PERFECT match for Andy Reid's system. Is pick 34 too much?? Debatable. Bowe will be tagged for sure now IMO, and KC will be contending for a playoff spot.
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