fantasy football?

[misterman10]

OK, you honestly think Brett Favre is better than Alex Smith at this time. Sure, he was a great QB, but his glory days are over. I would take Smith over Favre any day if I were trying to win a Super Bowl over the next few seasons.

[Gold Knight]

OK, you honestly think Brett Favre is better than Alex Smith at this time. Sure, he was a great QB, but his glory days are over. I would take Smith over Favre any day if I were trying to win a Super Bowl over the next few seasons.

If you wanted to rebuild a team, maybe. But if I had to pick a QB to win THIS season, Id take Favre in his worst year. He's an overall leader, which Smith is not, and has more talent at this point. Who knows, maybe Smith will explode over the next few seasons, maybe he'll be a bust. But Favre has proven himself over and over again, Smith proved he can beat second rate college teams...

[misterman10]

OK, you honestly think Brett Favre is better than Alex Smith at this time. Sure, he was a great QB, but his glory days are over. I would take Smith over Favre any day if I were trying to win a Super Bowl over the next few seasons.

If you wanted to rebuild a team, maybe. But if I had to pick a QB to win THIS season, Id take Favre in his worst year. He's an overall leader, which Smith is not, and has more talent at this point. Who knows, maybe Smith will explode over the next few seasons, maybe he'll be a bust. But Favre has proven himself over and over again, Smith proved he can beat second rate college teams...

Favre proved himself over and over again (a few years ago). I don't know his exact stats from last year, but they were pretty bad. He had more interceptions then touchdowns which is always a bad stat to have.

[Gold Knight]

Actaully, last season he was 18/18, with ONE offensicve threat on his team, Donald Driver. We had a shitty line, absolutely no running game, and a coach who couldnt give a shit. Seeing that Driver was double/triple covered every down, id say only 18 INT isnt that bad.

And going back to leadership, which team had a better record with an overall worse team?

[misterman10]

Actaully, last season he was 18/18, with ONE offensicve threat on his team, Donald Driver. We had a shitty line, absolutely no running game, and a coach who couldnt give a shit. Seeing that Driver was double/triple covered every down, id say only 18 INT isnt that bad.

And going back to leadership, which team had a better record with an overall worse team?

I beg to differ. The 49ers did have an excellent ground game with frank gore, but Alex Smith had absolutely no targets. Vernon Davis (injuries), Arnez Battle (average at best), Antonio Bryant (Suspended and attitude).

Overall worse team? Come on now, have you seen the 49ers defense play. I practically had to stab needles in my eyes every time their D got on the field. They were terrible (although this year will be different). Walt Harris played very well, but Shawntae Spencer and the two safeties got burned every play. Plus, the front seven did nothing. Favre may have better leadership qualities, but he is a veteran of the game so he naturally is a leader. Smith is young and inexperienced so its much tougher to see his leadership.

[Gold Knight]

Actaully, last season he was 18/18, with ONE offensicve threat on his team, Donald Driver. We had a shitty line, absolutely no running game, and a coach who couldnt give a shit. Seeing that Driver was double/triple covered every down, id say only 18 INT isnt that bad.

And going back to leadership, which team had a better record with an overall worse team?

I beg to differ. The 49ers did have an excellent ground game with frank gore, but Alex Smith had absolutely no targets. Vernon Davis (injuries), Arnez Battle (average at best), Antonio Bryant (Suspended and attitude).

Overall worse team? Come on now, have you seen the 49ers defense play. I practically had to stab needles in my eyes every time their D got on the field. They were terrible (although this year will be different). Walt Harris played very well, but Shawntae Spencer and the two safeties got burned every play. Plus, the front seven did nothing. Favre may have better leadership qualities, but he is a veteran of the game so he naturally is a leader. Smith is young and inexperienced so its much tougher to see his leadership.

Have you seen the Packers defense?!?! We had absolutely no way to stop the run with injuries all season (and Gbaja-Biamila sucking huge ass...), our LBs were the only good part, but our oldest player was 25 in that group, and Al Hariss was our #1 CB, possibly one of the slowest and "overrated" players in the NFL. Talk about getting burned, i challenge you to name the Packers safeties without looking it up. Go ahead, dig deep

[misterman10]

Actaully, last season he was 18/18, with ONE offensicve threat on his team, Donald Driver. We had a shitty line, absolutely no running game, and a coach who couldnt give a shit. Seeing that Driver was double/triple covered every down, id say only 18 INT isnt that bad.

And going back to leadership, which team had a better record with an overall worse team?

I beg to differ. The 49ers did have an excellent ground game with frank gore, but Alex Smith had absolutely no targets. Vernon Davis (injuries), Arnez Battle (average at best), Antonio Bryant (Suspended and attitude).

Overall worse team? Come on now, have you seen the 49ers defense play. I practically had to stab needles in my eyes every time their D got on the field. They were terrible (although this year will be different). Walt Harris played very well, but Shawntae Spencer and the two safeties got burned every play. Plus, the front seven did nothing. Favre may have better leadership qualities, but he is a veteran of the game so he naturally is a leader. Smith is young and inexperienced so its much tougher to see his leadership.

Have you seen the Packers defense?!?! We had absolutely no way to stop the run with injuries all season (and Gbaja-Biamila sucking huge ass...), our LBs were the only good part, but our oldest player was 25 in that group, and Al Hariss was our #1 CB, possibly one of the slowest and "overrated" players in the NFL. Talk about getting burned, i challenge you to name the Packers safeties without looking it up. Go ahead, dig deep

hmm, i cant think of the packers safeties without looking them up, how bout the 49ers safeties last season, who were they without looking them up?

anyways, here are the team defense stats of last year:
49ers: 25.8 ppg
Packers: 22.9 ppg

49ers: 344.2 yards per game
Packers: 320.9 yards per game

49ers: 121.0 rush yards per game
Packers: 114.1 rush yards per game

49ers: 223.2 pass yards per game
Packers: 206.8 pass yards per game

49ers: 14 int's
Packers: 23 int's (3rd best in the league)

49ers: 15 Forced fumbles
Packers: 15 Forced fumbles

49ers: 34 sacks
Packers: 46 sacks

DO THE MATH

[Gold Knight]

Actaully, last season he was 18/18, with ONE offensicve threat on his team, Donald Driver. We had a shitty line, absolutely no running game, and a coach who couldnt give a shit. Seeing that Driver was double/triple covered every down, id say only 18 INT isnt that bad.

And going back to leadership, which team had a better record with an overall worse team?

I beg to differ. The 49ers did have an excellent ground game with frank gore, but Alex Smith had absolutely no targets. Vernon Davis (injuries), Arnez Battle (average at best), Antonio Bryant (Suspended and attitude).

Overall worse team? Come on now, have you seen the 49ers defense play. I practically had to stab needles in my eyes every time their D got on the field. They were terrible (although this year will be different). Walt Harris played very well, but Shawntae Spencer and the two safeties got burned every play. Plus, the front seven did nothing. Favre may have better leadership qualities, but he is a veteran of the game so he naturally is a leader. Smith is young and inexperienced so its much tougher to see his leadership.

Have you seen the Packers defense?!?! We had absolutely no way to stop the run with injuries all season (and Gbaja-Biamila sucking huge ass...), our LBs were the only good part, but our oldest player was 25 in that group, and Al Hariss was our #1 CB, possibly one of the slowest and "overrated" players in the NFL. Talk about getting burned, i challenge you to name the Packers safeties without looking it up. Go ahead, dig deep

hmm, i cant think of the packers safeties without looking them up, how bout the 49ers safeties last season, who were they without looking them up?

anyways, here are the team defense stats of last year:
49ers: 25.8 ppg
Packers: 22.9 ppg

49ers: 344.2 yards per game
Packers: 320.9 yards per game

49ers: 121.0 rush yards per game
Packers: 114.1 rush yards per game

49ers: 223.2 pass yards per game
Packers: 206.8 pass yards per game

49ers: 14 int's
Packers: 23 int's (3rd best in the league)

49ers: 15 Forced fumbles
Packers: 15 Forced fumbles

49ers: 34 sacks
Packers: 46 sacks

DO THE MATH

As for the INT, the pack had 6 in the last game in the snow, where the team they faced was sucking big time. And i think you just proved that the 49ers are worse than the Packers... I win!