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Chiefs buzz | Chambers is healthy scratch (https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=235712)

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Originally Posted by BCD (Post 7117247)

Cassel is not better than Orton.

Well according to the Denver Post Orton is done in Denver.

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Originally Posted by Mr. Flopnuts (Post 7117229)

You mean the one that your head coach pined over until it drove your Pro Bowl QB and stud receiver out of town? Go read your thread again. :D It's just for you.

Based on all the other decisions I've seen from MCD his endorsement of Cassel is not helping his value.

Cassel in Denver would make Orton look like a ****ing Pro Bowler. Utter hilarity ensuing as Teblow was forced to start.

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Originally Posted by Marcellus (Post 7117261)

Well according to the Denver Post Orton is done in Denver.

I'm not surprised. They want Jesus. This has nothing to do with Orton's play really though. Denver cant run the ball. A one dimensional offense cannot sustain itself.

Haley addressed Chambers situation last week. The fact that the offense has been able to do what it has without the 2009 version of Chambers is great. It's still a long season and I think Chambers will still show up in game.

http://www.kcchiefs.com/news/article...7-25f2cd286d9f

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Q: Do you think you’ve gotten the same amount of effort, commitment and focus from WR Chris Chambers this season as when you picked him up last season?

HALEY: “Chris is part of the equation that I was just speaking about. I think that he, like everybody else involved, has continued to be a part of us improving. And that’s not always able to be seen. I talked a little bit yesterday about one of the things where I feel like we’re growing as a team is I’m continuing to see this leadership of our team or the guys with a little more experience than maybe others that are continuing to help and work with these young guys in private settings and Chris is one of those guys. There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t see him talking, working. So I think that again, I wouldn’t look at Chris and say production-wise or those things there’s something that’s different. I see something that’s better: he’s improving and he’s a big part and going to continue to be a big part of us going forward and trying to become a good team.”