reid and belly are the master of trading trash qbs to other teams:gladbelly:I'm sure the Patriots have a QB they would be willing to trade the Chiefs.

hell no i wouldnt, i didnt even want him on the niners anymore
but you have to think
reid didnt come to kc to start a young qb with no track record. hes not going to let smith leave and smith knows that. that cutler contract is fuking up the nfl, fuk them bears. im just glad kaep took a team friendly deal, nobody questions his loyalty at this point. u have to see it from smiths point of view, this is his last nfl contract, he wants to get paid and i dont blame him. kc is in a bad situation, i think they were one pick away from manziel, they should of traded up.
hell no i wouldnt, i didnt even want him on the niners anymore
but you have to think
reid didnt come to kc to start a young qb with no track record. hes not going to let smith leave and smith knows that. that cutler contract is fuking up the nfl, fuk them bears. im just glad kaep took a team friendly deal, nobody questions his loyalty at this point. u have to see it from smiths point of view, this is his last nfl contract, he wants to get paid and i dont blame him. kc is in a bad situation, i think they were one pick away from manziel, they should of traded up.

Alex Smith indicated he would not take a "pay-as-you-go" contract like the one Andy Dalton signed with the Bengals.
Dalton's contract includes no guaranteed money behind the first year. "I want to get something that's right that I'm going to play out, absolutely, and that's definitely a focus of mine," said Smith. Agent Tom Condon spoke with GM John Dorsey about a Smith deal "a couple days ago," but it's unclear if the gap is being bridged. Since the early spring, it's been rumored that Smith is targeting Jay Cutler or Joe Flacco money -- upwards of $20 million a year.
this dude knows andy loves him too much to let go
Ive read somewhere some people are interpreting this as he'll take less money per but he wants more guaranteed money spread out so chiefs cant discard him like harbaugh did.Alex always been bout the money. Dude really does have a high opinion of himself. If Chiefs give him a big time deal, all of them dudes will get canned within a year or 2.
Ive read somewhere some people are interpreting this as he'll take less money per but he wants more guaranteed money spread out so chiefs cant discard him like harbaugh did.
so its possible he actually decided that instead of betting on himself and going team-friendly, he just wants to be assured of having a job as a starter for years.
agree its a dikk move, dude still salty about harbs kicking him to the curbI don't blame him for wanting some security but he wants to handcuff the team. Dude is delusional.