As for his underperformance, I won’t go through this dudes resume and nitpick. It’s a waste of all our times… Bottom line is.. What have you done for me lately? That’s what the NFL is about nowadays. Call him a game manager if you want, but the 9ers had success so I’m willing to re-up him and see if he can improve.

As for this D-Bag “Hairbow” guy above… Get real and stop hating. Go comment on something else. You add nothing to the conversation here.

All Hairbow slappies can give me a thumbs down even though you know the above is true.

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I did make sure to give you a thumbs down because the above is just name calling-not even skillful name calling, just ghey childish name calling and your goofy take on what happened skewed of course by your goofy obsession of Harbaugh. Does he even know you exist? Chew on that jellyboy.

Umm. Let’s not go getting too excited about Moss and Manningham. Wouldn’t put them into any more the “weapons” category than Crabtree or Ginn. Not much of an upgrade, if any.

If anything, I think Johnson puts Kap on notice. Johnson’s pro career to date is distinctly sub-mediocre, as in decisively less accomplished than the pre-Harbaugh Smith. Does Harbaugh believe he can salvage Johnson into starter material? Only Harbaugh can answer that. The rest of us will have to wait.

Meanwhile, the 9ers aren’t gambling on 16 x more games of perfect health from Smith. Johnson gives the team another option/opportunity btw Johnson, Tolzien & Kap to “upgrade” the understudy position.

You do realize Smith’s deal was on the table for the last 3 weeks, right? That deal was never rescinded during the Peyton saga. Smith didn’t sign the contract until a couple days ago.

Does that timeline help you out? Smith could’ve prevented the Peyton drama by signing day one. Smith opened the door for “being thrown under the bus” by not signing.

All the Hairbow slappies give me a thumbs up if you understand how business works.

Seriously… think about it a minute: does it really matter if the guaranteed money is 16.5 or 12.5 million?

It’ll take the average fan roughly 22 years to earn 1 million dollars in salary (obviously not including inflation or pay raises)… yet for some reason, we find it necessary to nitpick over whether or not someone will earn a guaranteed 363 years average salary or a guaranteed 275 years average salary… over the course of three years.

If that’s not $16.5 “essentially” guaranteed then you’re essentially nitpicking.

Alex Smith’s $7.5 million base salary in 2013 is only guaranteed if he remains on the roster by April 1 of next year.

Smith received no signing bonus. Only $1 million of his 2013 salary is guaranteed.

The rest of the full guarantees are in the form of a $5 million salary and a $3 million roster bonus this year.

The 49ers can easily cut the cord on Smith if they’re confident in Colin Kaepernick next winter.

Source: Matt Maiocco on Twitter

All Hairbow slappies can give me a thumbs down even though you know the above is true.