Who gives a ****? He's the ****ing quarterback and one of the highest-paid in the league.

Expect more.

So Cassel made the decision to throw to someone who wasn't open with the game on the line.

Brilliant! Great ****ing QB we have there.

Moeaki had the safety sealed off.

That throw was absolutely pathetic.

Probably was a brilliant play call too? Disagree???

You tuck your tail and run when your opinions are proven to be wrong.

It's the same theory. I'm not talking about you in this instance, but your prior behaviors.

Cassel played a fine game today, but there are people that ignored posting about that during the game only to criticize at the end.

It was a brilliant play call.

Too bad every play call requires execution.

I tend to not blame the 2-3 bad plays cassel made as to why the Chiefs lost. I blame the 20 bad plays the Chiefs' D made in the 4th quarter

The defense was generally Greg Robinson-caliber pathetic today. No consistent pass rush, and mistackles galore (there were at least 7 mistackles on the Ward TD run alone).

The Chiefs special teams... especially on kickoffs were also shitty. The Chiefs essentially gift-wrapped a start at the 50 yard line for a potent offense with the poorly executed short corner kickoff.

Cassel was solid... but still left potential big plays out there with poorly thrown passes (especially on some of those quick hit passes/screen plays).

Overall I am actually coming out of this game on an optimistic note. If the Chiefs can put together today's offense with last week's defense, they should be able to put together 10+ wins against the likes of Jacksonville, Buffalo, Denver, Oakland, Arizona, Seattle, and St. Louis.

That was a horrid call and you know it

It was a horrible play call that didn't fool anyone. It was basically a 30 yd pass to get 2 yds

Why are you ignoring the fact that the play call worked?

If Cassel makes a decent throw instead of lobbing it towards the bleachers, Moeaki has a chance.

Damn, 122 QB rating

Moeaki was not ****ing open

Yes he was. Was running five yards free of coverage? Hell no. But he was open one on one against Wilson. He had Wilson - a smaller body - effectively shielded. The throw wasn't that difficult. It's a throw I expect a NFL QB to make.

I don't think anyone expected Cassel to do it, no. I would have been absolutely stunned. There are plenty of QBs, however, that could do that and have.