Peter King doesn't realize shit.

Matt Cassel is not slumping right now.

He is playing exactly like he has every damn time he has faced a good team.

This has been a tough schedule to start the season, and Matt Cassel has simply been exposed as the hot garbage that he really is.

Cassel is definitely slumping. This is the worst he's ever been in Kansas City.

It also doesn't matter that Baltimore saw the sneak coming.
If it had been executed properly we still score there.

Wonder if this is a CP member?

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/201...uck/index.html



A CHIEFS FAN CHECKS IN ON THE BOOING. "I have been a life-long, die-hard Chiefs fan. On Sunday, I went to my first Chiefs game since the days of Trent Green handing the ball off to Larry Johnson. All my life I have taken pride in hearing about how great Kansas City Chiefs fans are and have been so happy to say that I am a part of that. I was so excited to witness it firsthand at Arrowhead, but what I witnessed at the game on Sunday was embarrassing. I have always liked Matt Cassel as a competitor and a person, even if I did not always like his play. I have become frustrated this year with him, but not to the point I would cheer his injury. Cassel doesn't deserve that.

If you want to be disgusted with anyone, be mad at Scott Pioli for not bringing in a different QB, not a guy who has week in and week out showed the passion of having that arrowhead on the side of his helmet. I was there, and can say that it was not everyone who cheered, but it was enough to leave a sour taste in my mouth. For the first time in my life, I am embarrassed to say that I am a Chiefs fan.''
-- From Justin Wiggins, of Mankato, Minn.

You are not alone, Justin. Thanks for writing.

Hes always been mediorce to bad, but his turnovers are extrmemely high. Thats whats killing him. He doesnt have the arm to recover from mistakes.

Can you really call it a slump if his whole career has been shitty?

Go look at his game log.

He's always had a propensity to turn the ball over against good teams.

He's just never had a stretch of tough games to match this stretch.

well yea ..

Yup. And he took off before anyone else moved. It was CLEALY his fault.

Don't forget to mention that Cassel is 100% capable of shitting the bed against bad teams as well. I know you already know this, just putting it out there.

This is the big one. But that goes back to the coaching. There are so many examples of bad clock management and playing scared coming out of Romeo it is really sad. Punting on 4th and 1 from the opponents 40? Seriously?

He's always been ill-composed and bad at playing football, but "slump" is a fair description of this opening stretch of the season. His body language has gone from "oh shit what the **** to I do" to "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA," especially Sunday. It's embarrassing and it makes me feel awful for him (while wishing desperately to never see him play QB for the Chiefs ever again).

The only saving grace he has over Grbac is that he doesn't seem like a total dickhead irl

Cassel has been, is, and will always be over his head as a starting QB in the NFL. It should have never come to this.

"Chiefs offensive coordinator Brian Daboll, down 6-3 in the third quarter, with a 3rd-and-12, called a draw play to Jamaal Charles. Guys, if you have zero faith in your quarterback, pull him and play the backup."

Mr. GoChiefs, can you 'gif up' this play? I have to wonder if this wasn't an audible.

FAX