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HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA Wow you are ****ing reeruned. |
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I understand why some might have wanted the Chiefs to lose. If a team is playing a weak schedule and is winning in SPITE of the horrendous QB play, the QB will keep the job simply because the team is winning. Not only are then the wins built on a faulty foundation (weak schedule, good running game), the team is also hurting its position in the draft and thus eliminating the possibility of drafting a good QB. Then comes the next season and now the schedule is harder, we're stuck with the shitty QB who now costing the team wins and it all comes to a grinding halt. BAD. NOW IF the QB succeeds (plays well), then we don't need to worry about the former scenario. Nobody was hoping for Cassel to fail. NOBODY. I hope this will help Pawntard understand the difference between people hoping the team loses and QB failing. |
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The main point here is that Cassel isn't going anywhere. It's time everyone accepted that. I want him to do well every week. I want him to prove those of us that are not sold on him yet wrong. I want to get back to the Chiefs being a contender every year and eventually getting over that superbowl hump.
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you're the one stealing from yourself. |
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I just keep picturing Cassel throwing to Bowe, Moeaki, McCluster & Larry Fitzgerald next year along with Charles in the backfield!
That's a real nice offense. |
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Interesting insight into your one dimensional soul, thank you. |
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OK, Steve. I'm sorry that you don't hold the ability to not only live and die with this team, but be able to be critical when necessary without fear of damaging your superfan rep. Most of us can do both. But please, continue claiming that I'm "stealing from myself" if you think that makes you a better fan. |
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Or you didnt realize losing a job = fail Or are you just a ****ing douche troll? |
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