Found January 14, 2012 on
Turn On the Jets:
PLAYERS:
Alex Smith,
Frank Gore,
Drew Brees,
Jimmy Graham,
Mark Ingram,
Pierre Thomas,
Aldon Smith,
Sean Payton,
Rex Ryan,
Jonathan Vilma
TEAMS: San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets
TEAMS: San Francisco 49ers, New Orleans Saints, New York Jets
What may be the most diametrically opposed concepts of football is going to be taking place in San Francisco, a city that ruined my psyche with it’s plethora of drugs, bums, and general aimlessness. This weekend will not be aimless. It has already been lamely compared to “objects in motion stay in motion until they hit immovable forces”, blah blah blah. OK. Here’s what this all breaks down to. Alex Smith not getting his head removed from his shoulders. Why in God’s name would Greg Williams have any respect for Alex Smith, or the big boi on slow legs Frank Gore? Sure the Saints might get beat down the middle a few times, but the Saints know for a fact that they can turn around and put up 14 before anyone knows what happened. You’ll see.
You’ll go out to smoke a cigarette, Alex Smith marching down the field with some counters, a little play action, and even a few comebacks out of the spread, ball is on the 30. Then what happens? Saints score 10 points. Huh? Yep. Alex Smith gets sacked...
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