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    • 02/05/2020 at 11:20 AM #120572
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      PlainsUte
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      I think its great for Alex to have a goal to get back into playing shape to rehab his leg, but, really, Alex, you’ve had 13 seasons as an NFL QB, you’ve had a great career overall, please don’t risk your life!

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8dB2hiGW4Q

       

    • 02/05/2020 at 11:27 AM #120573
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      EagleMountainUte
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      He got a giant payday signing in Washington. Probably never has to work ever again. Pretty good for a 2 star Qb who played with Reggie Bush in high school. Maybe he wants a ring but I don’t think he will ever get it in Washington.

    • 02/05/2020 at 11:58 AM #120580
      sweetgrass
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      I feel bad for him.  Both of is former teams were playing in the Super Bowl.  How frustrating would that be?   I think you can argue if Smith were playing for the 49ers last Sunday (instead of Garapallo) he’d be hoisting a trophy.

      I know he’s made a boat load of money, but I’m sure missing out on that opportunity kills him.

      • 02/05/2020 at 12:08 PM #120582
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        chinngiskhaan
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        I feel soo sorry for him. He’s probably so sad that his gorgeous wife and children are wiping his tears with the wrinkly benjamins they would normally reserve for wiping in the restroom.

        I don’t understand why anyone would feel bad for someone in his current situation. His injury was awful, something I wouldn’t wish upon anyone, but come on, do you relaly think he feels he is getting the short end of the stick?

         

        • 02/05/2020 at 12:19 PM #120583
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          sweetgrass
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          he clearly got the short end of the stick in SF. I don’t think that’s an argument.

          If everything were about money then he’s had a Hall of Fame type career, but its not. He wants to win.

          • 02/05/2020 at 2:09 PM #120590
            utefansince79
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            Certainly, if he is the least bit competant with managing money, he and his family will live very comfortably.  But when there is an activity you love doing (sports, exercising, hiking, cycling, running, etc) that you will never be able to participate in again, it would feel like a bit of a loss. 

             

    • 02/05/2020 at 3:15 PM #120593
      sweetgrass
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      Im not the only one thinking about Alex Smith

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