Without even looking, IM guessing his stats in those games are remarkably similar to most of his Chiefs stats.....

I would be curious to see a list of games that were lost where the Chiefs were trailing by 14 or more at halftime or midway through the 3rd quarter.

Miami - 19/31 131 yards 1 td 1 int
San Diego - 22/38 203 yards 0 td 1 int
Pittsburgh - 19/39 169 yards 0 td 2 int

13-38 Miami Loss:
19-31 for 131 YDS. 1 TD 1 INT 68.1 QB Rating

10-30 SD Loss:
22-38 for 203 YDS. 0 TD 1 INT 61.6 QB Rating

10-33 PITT Loss:
19-39 for 169 YDS. 0 TD 2 INT's 39.4 QB Rating

lol and someone told me the other day that haley didnt have the highest % of blowout losses for a chiefs head coach...

Good stats here. So sickening that we haven't even been competitive this year. Pathetic.

Just awful. Pisses me off

Wow, im a genius. thanks. : )

I would say the common denominator is Pioli not Cassel.


2012
09/09/12 - L - 40,24 (Falcons) Cassel
09/16/12 - L - 35,17 (@ Bills) Cassel
09/30/12 - L - 37,20 (Chargers) Cassel

2011
09/11/11 - L - 41,7 (@ Bills) Cassel
09/18/11 - L - 48,3 (@ Lions) Cassel
11/06/11 - L - 31,3 (Phins) Cassel
11/21/11 - L - 34,3 (@ Pats) Palko
12/11/11 - L - 37,10 (@ Jets) Palko

2010
11/14/10 - L - 49,29 (@ Broncos) Cassel
12/12/10 - L - 31,0 (@ Chargers) Croyle
01/02/11 - L - 31,10 (Raiders) Cassel
01/09/11 - L - 30,7 (Ravens) Cassel

2009
09/13/09 - L - 38,24 (@ Ravens) Croyle
09/27/09 - L - 34,14 (@ Eagles) Cassel
10/04/09 - L - 27,16 (Giants) Cassel
10/25/09 - L - 37,7 (Chargers) Cassel
11/29/09 - L - 43,14 (@ Chargers) Cassel
12/06/09 - L - 44,13 (Broncos) Cassel

78% Cassel
11% Croyle
11% Palko

Go back further than that then with blowouts, I wonder if we go back six years, what cassels percentage still is. Did thig and huard get blown out alot?

Thig was actually quite the baller, we lost a ton of games, but by some miracle they all came down to the wire (with a couple of exceptions, of course.)

2004 No blowout losses

2005
09/26 (Denver) Green

2006
10/15 (Steelers) Huard

2007
09/03 (Houston) Huard
11/11 (Denver) Croyle
12/02 (San Diego) Huard
12/09 (Denver) Croyle

2008
09/14 (Oakland) Thigpen
09/21 (Atlanta) Thigpen
10/05 (Carolina) Huard
10/19 (Tennessee) Huard
11/23 (Buffalo) Thigpen

78 percent Cassel.

Most common denominator for sure.

Croyle and Palko are shittier versions of Cassel and therefore get us butt****ed to a greater degree.

I know that Cassel's complete ineptitude plays a huge role in these games turning into blowouts, but the defense hasn't done much to help.

Week 1: Falcons TD on opening drive
Week 2: Bills TD on 2nd drive
Week 3: Saints TD on opening drive
Week 4: Chargers TD on opening drive

This defense was supposed to be a strength. So far this season they have stunk up the joint, and the stinking has started well before the offense's failure can be used as an excuse.

Cassel is a huge problem, but this team has more problems than just QB.

I would say the defensive problems are rooted in Crennel's lack of organization, preparedness, and competence as a head coach/gameplanner.

Cassel, however, would be getting happy feet against KU's defense with the way he's been playing.