OT: Geno Smith

[sb1]

Interesting to see him become a pretty good QB the last few years in Seattle. Was it Pete that developed him? New system? Jete doing what Jete do best?

 

[alvinnf]

It’s actually a nice story. He’s much better than Brissett but not ever going to be a top teir starte.

 

[Pape]

his jete seasons were ruined by rex ryan and Marty mornhingweg

In Seattle he was working with Pete, Dave Canales and Shane Waldron... Much better coaching out there

 

[IcyPatriot]

Interesting to see him become a pretty good QB the last few years in Seattle. Was it Pete that developed him? New system? Jete doing what Jete do

Resurrection from the Jete QB graveyard.

 

[Ross12]

his jete seasons were ruined by rex ryan and Marty mornhingweg

In Seattle he was working with Pete, Dave Canales and Shane Waldron... Much better coaching out there

He’s ended up being about as good as you could expect from a 2nd round QB. Probably a top 20 guy. You can win with him, although probably not because of him. Definitely a positive story, always good to see a guy get the Jete stank washed off.

Speaking of, Sam Darnold looks awfully good in Minny this year.

 

[jimnance]

Resurrection from the Jete QB graveyard.

That's not a joke.
It's a real thing.

 

[TheRainMaker]

He’s serviceable, but that’s about it.

Sam Darnold looks pretty good as well.

 

[Brotherblues]

Interesting how Russ fell off a cliff once he left Pete's kitchen. And then Geno walked in and instantly had the most incredible career resurrection.

 

[PancakeBlockPaul]

I’m sorry. Losing to this pos is unforgivable. But yea he’s turned it around.

 

[NFL Mystique]

I’m sorry. Losing to this pos is unforgivable. But yea he’s turned it around.

Couldn't Seahawks fans have said the same about Brissett if they lost?

As for the question, it's not a surprise he became better once he left a toxic organization for a winning one. It helps to have two great receivers too.

 

[PancakeBlockPaul]

Couldn't Seahawks fans have said the same about Brissett if they lost?

As for the question, it's not a surprise he became better once he left a toxic organization for a winning one. It helps to have two great receivers too.

Well brisket didn’t have his jaw broken because he was an assbag to teammates so…toxic environment I’m sure had something to do with his sorry ass.

 

[PatsFan2]

Should not be in the same Sentence with Brissett.

 

[Lagaffe_07]

Should not be in the same Sentence with Brissett.

Smith is a starting QB that made multiple pro bowls. Brissett is a backup QB. They are not in the same stratosphere

 

[TomPatriot]

Better roster, experience, better coaching.

 

[PaulThePat]

Give the Pats JNS and DK and we win that game...err...let me think about that for a moment....err...maybe not.

 

[TinhWoodhead]

Geno vs Pats (philly cheesesteaks)

 

[RobertWeathers]

Give the Pats JNS and DK and we win that game...err...let me think about that for a moment....err...maybe not.

Brissett has no one to throw to outside the numbers that is worthy of 50/50 chances.

Additionally Pop needs to figure out how to get open and/or Brissett needs better field vision/trust in his receiver over the middle.

 

[Real fan 02]

Interesting to see him become a pretty good QB the last few years in Seattle. Was it Pete that developed him? New system? Jete doing what Jete do best?

Former 1st round pick. The Seattle organization added Smith-Njigba to pair with DK and lockett. Yes I'd say it was Pete.. wasn't he a back up to Wilson?