Today was Alex's best game of the season by far IMO.
Good game by Alex. This game was pretty much over in the 3rd quarter.
It's week 10. Alex just set a personal best for wins in a season.
For those that want to credit a QB with wins.
I would not be surprised to see them get 12 wins and the #2 seed in the playoffs; something that would have sounded absurd back in August.
Alex is playing decent. He is managing the game not making the big mistakes and not losing the game for the Niners. Great... no. But compared to the Alex we used to know a huge improvement.
If only Alex could stop missing wide open receivers he might be a near elite QB. He doens't have the Steve Young kind of touch (but who does right?); I forget whom but he over-threw a guy who would've easily scored today...
He seems to have great accuracy most of the time when the OL gives him room to step into his throws, but it seems like he just completely blows it on the accuracy once or twice a game without fail (or with fail if you prefer).
If only Alex could stop missing wide open receivers he might be a near elite QB. He doens't have the Steve Young kind of touch (but who does right?); I forget whom but he over-threw a guy who would've easily scored today...
He seems to have great accuracy most of the time when the OL gives him room to step into his throws, but it seems like he just completely blows it on the accuracy once or twice a game without fail (or with fail if you prefer).
that miss to crabtree for a sure td seemed like a timing/touch issue. a bit more arc and he throws the perfect pass for crabtree to run under. the offense overal seemed kinda lackluster in it's performance. maybe looking forward to baltimore affected things.
12 wins? That means 3 wins in the next 6 games. I would be surprised if we didn't get 12 wins (going 2-4 to finish the season). Considering who we're playing, Harbaugh's preparation, and the ineptness of the rest of the NFC West ensures (almost) 3 wins if we stay healthy.
that miss to crabtree for a sure td seemed like a timing/touch issue. a bit more arc and he throws the perfect pass for crabtree to run under. the offense overal seemed kinda lackluster in it's performance. maybe looking forward to baltimore affected things.
The perfect pass to Davis where Davis was unaware of where he was on the field and stepped out of bounds shows Smith's beautiful touch and the ineptness of his receivers. None of them seem to be smart, aware-of-the situation-type players. Three drops by Edwards three by Davis' plus the gaffe on the long pass and one dropped by Gore. That is 8 more completions he could have had.
The perfect pass to Davis where Davis was unaware of where he was on the field and stepped out of bounds shows Smith's beautiful touch and the ineptness of his receivers. None of them seem to be smart, aware-of-the situation-type players. Three drops by Edwards three by Davis' plus the gaffe on the long pass and one dropped by Gore. That is 8 more completions he could have had.
it always seems like either smith makes a great throw and it's a drop or a guy is wide open and smith misses him. if the stars aline in the playoffs we could drop like 50 on the packers lol
If only Alex could stop missing wide open receivers he might be a near elite QB. He doens't have the Steve Young kind of touch (but who does right?); I forget whom but he over-threw a guy who would've easily scored today...
He seems to have great accuracy most of the time when the OL gives him room to step into his throws, but it seems like he just completely blows it on the accuracy once or twice a game without fail (or with fail if you prefer).