read much?

His 300-yard winner came against the Titans last year.

That was where I thought he had actually turned a corner...he was great in that game.

He's taken massive dumps all over Arrowhead since.

Apparently not.

Yeah, that 75 yard touchdown to Bowe was so Anti-Cassel that it made me want to believe.

It's too bad the real Mark Castle had to show up in the following two games.

212: Matt Cassel[175] November 13, 2008
New England Patriots VS New York Jets
L 34-31 OT
30/51 400yds
3 TDs 0 INT
103.4 rating
First QB with 400+ passing yards and 60+ rushing yards in the same game.

Never did that shit here. Except in yet another losing performance. heh

232: Matt Cassel[192]
November 14, 2010
Kansas City Chiefs @ Denver Broncos
L 49-29
33/53
469yds
4 tds 0 int
116.0

3rd career 400-yard game.

His number of starts (in relation to most really good quarterbacks of the past as a point of when a corner is turned in their careers) and his statistical improvement seemed to make the thought of him having turned a corner, somewhat legit at the time.

Oakland and Baltimore put that to rest really quickly and it never got better again.

Dude should be gone, but I have little doubt that he will be back next year.

he lost the game....he also had 400 yards in the next game iirc.

Moss
Welker
19-0 team around him
blah blah blah

updated above

There are two things that I attribute to the success Matt Cassel had in 'Old Kansas City'.

One he would scramble around and get yards to extend drives.

Two, the fear of going to the sidelines to face Bill Belichick.

How long of a pass was that?

92 yards

Wowa....that's more than I thought! I thought I recalled it being around 80-85 yards...

I hate comparing anything to Madden, but I was playing last night and at the end of a 2-yard run, the game version of Jones celebrated and stomped around on the field. Madden "realism" is getting scary good.

On the back end of this play (seem from the other angle), Baldwin's arm gets hacked by the DB. I think it was Tramon Williams. It was a nice job of tracking by JB, but Williams makes an even better "blind" play on the ball.

LMAO