Alex Smith is the NFL's Most Terrifying Miracle

[Joe Bryant 10,526]

Excellent article here.

Alex Smith Is the NFL’s Most Terrifying Miracle  https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2020/11/25/21719519/alex-smith-washington-football-team-comeback-player-year

[ffmail4me 914]

Its impossible not to root for him. And he's played very solid today. 

[DJackson10 3,192]

54 minutes ago, Joe Bryant said:

Excellent article here.

Alex Smith Is the NFL’s Most Terrifying Miracle  https://www.theringer.com/nfl/2020/11/25/21719519/alex-smith-washington-football-team-comeback-player-year

SF did him dirty all those yrs ago. Always like Alex Smith he's one of the good guys in the game 

[davidwb 67]

Smith looked competent, if not good, today...and maybe he'll have another chance at a playoff game (at home) in January. 

[Man In The Box 2,063]

His E:60 made me a fan for life. He played really well today. Most of his passes were right on the money. 

Edited November 27, 2020 by Man In The Box

[Skipdog77 1,274]

While happy to see Smith back, healthy, and playing well, Mike McCarthy having an NFL head coaching job has got to be a close second place (and closing fast) for most terrifying NFL miracle right now. 

[Penguin 1,218]

Gotta be one of the greatest feel good stories of all time. He also comes across as a really humble and great guy.

[RealReactions 162]

No idea what the odds are, but I would put house mortgage money on him winning comeback player of the year. 

[oswizzle 230]

Alex Smith story is motivational 

Edited November 27, 2020 by oswizzle

[Sea Duck 1,474]

13 hours ago, Skipdog77 said:

While happy to see Smith back, healthy, and playing well, Mike McCarthy having an NFL head coaching job has got to be a close second place (and closing fast) for most terrifying NFL miracle right now. 

The common denominator being Aaron Rodgers. McCarthy owes his career, in part, to Rodgers. And Rodgers owes his career, in part, to Smith.