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"KC Chiefs Offensive Coordinator Smokes Crack Rocks, Does Interview"


  

          

http://espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp13/story/_/id/9527876/alex-smith-kansas-city-chiefs-best-qb-doug-pederson-says

The Kansas City Chiefs paid a steep price to acquire Alex Smith this offseason, but according to offensive coordinator Doug Pederson, Kansas City got a steal. Pederson considers the quarterback the best in the NFL.

"Ultimately, every team has to have a quarterback," Pederson told The Kansas City Star. "I think we have the best in the league."

That's high praise considering some of the star quarterbacks in the NFL. Smith finished seventh in Total QBR, ESPN's quarterback rating system, last season (70.1). Peyton Manning (84.1) finished first, followed by Tom Brady (77.1), Colin Kaepernick (76.8), who replaced Smith in San Francisco, Matt Ryan (74.5), Aaron Rodgers (72.5) and Robert Griffin III (71.4).

"There are a lot of great ones, but over time, Alex has proven he can get it done," Pederson told the newspaper. "He's a sharp guy, he brings a wealth of knowledge, he's experienced, he's a proven winner the last couple of years, and he needs a team to embrace him."

The Chiefs traded a second-round pick in April's draft and a conditional selection in next year's draft that could be high as a second-rounder to the San Francisco 49ers to get Smith to be their starting quarterback.

Smith had become the hottest trade commodity in the league after flourishing two years ago, when he led the 49ers to the NFC Championship Game. The former No. 1 overall pick started nine games last season but was sidelined by a head injury midway through the year.

That opened the door for Kaepernick, who sprinted right through it. Kaepernick played so well that 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh made him the starter the rest of the season, forcing Smith to watch from the sidelin as the team played in the Super Bowl.

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KC Chiefs Offensive Coordinator Smokes Crack Rocks, Does Interview [View all] , KosherSam, Thu Aug-01-13 03:43 PM
 
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Should have ended it here:
Aug 01st 2013
1
Doug Pederson is like Andy Reid's Memphis Bleek n/m
Aug 01st 2013
2
IS DAT YOUR QB? (c) Missy
Aug 01st 2013
3
lmao
Aug 01st 2013
4
lololololol
Aug 01st 2013
7
lol
Aug 02nd 2013
15
Fat Andy: you let dem other niggas get the name skip da game
Aug 02nd 2013
14
I don't root for teams to fail
Aug 01st 2013
5
cmon, you say that like it would be a shocker
Aug 01st 2013
6
is there much difference between Smith and Cassel?
Aug 01st 2013
8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3szXpKYCVo
Aug 01st 2013
9
I'm pretty sure Cassel on the Niners could've done the same job as Smith
Aug 01st 2013
10
      Lol you are in Alex Smith post with a quickness
Aug 01st 2013
12
lol @ acting like '08 was the last year cassell QBed.
Aug 01st 2013
11
Again, loving all this attention my team is getting from OKP.....
Aug 01st 2013
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