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The truth is that project QBs are a thing of the past. Nobody waits long and guys don't get much time. Most of the teams that have three QBs have veterans. At least half of them do. That means only about 1/4 of teams have project QBs on the active roster. Look at Pittsburgh. They dropped the kid from Oregon and kept old ass Charlie Batch and Leftwich. Would Chase Daniel be in New Orleans if Mark Brunnell was 5 years younger? The Pats won two superbowls with Flutie and Huard. I guess my point is that most teams that have a project QB are doing so because they have to. KC is a good team and they are not in a position to need a project QB. Stanzi can sit on the practice squad and work his ass off and maybe one day he will get one more chance. If Cassel or Quinn don't work out, they will address QB next year. If we get down to our 3rd stringer this year, we are ****ed. |
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the ideal QB situation..
1. Franchise QB 2. Veteran backup 3. Young project w/ upside If the veteran QB is getting too old, or can't be resigned/decides to go elsewhere, then you replace him with another veteran QB if there is any indication that your 3rd string young project is not quite ready to take snaps with the starters should the #1QB go down. |
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I want tanney as our third qb.
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There is no way Stanzi would make it to the practice squad.
Regardless of what some of you think, the organization is really high on Stanzi. |
You guys are really going to hate this but, Cassel is about to be a franchise QB. After this season, he's going to get locked up. He's on the verge of a career season and a playoff win. I really believe that. He's got a good o-line, the best WR corps in the league, the best rb tandem in league, the best TE tandem in the league, and he has the ability to change the play at the line of scrimmage.
I don't really like the guy but I can see him hitting it big this year. After this year, I dunno what he will do? However, I do think this is his year. He's had two good years and two bad years. It is what it is guys. Matt cassel is going to be our QB for a while and that is as real as I can say it. |
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Cassel is "locked up" for the next three seasons of what was a front loaded deal.
I dont know why some of you fools keep saying Cassel will get an extension if he has a good year like he is in the last year of his current contract or something. |
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Please reference this link once the season gets going. |
Cassel will step up into the "franchise quarterback" category when:
He goes through all of his progressions on every play Learns to "feel the pressure" without looking at it. Stops feeling phantom pressure. Learns to keep his eyes downfield even when he decides to move with the ball Starts to throw the passes that win games against better quarterbacked Teams....passes over 20 yards...he needs to just chuck it up to Bowe and Baldwin 6 or 7 times every game just to keep the defense honest Develops better instincts for the position Starts taking responsibility in post game interviews, instead of deflecting. Shows some poise and starts delivering strikes KNOWING HE WILL GET HIT AFTER HE THROWS. Gets a lot better on third down. I could probably go on, but you get the point. |
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Moeaki needs to show he is back to his former self and Maneri needs to show that he can do what he has done in preseason consistently in real games before I would even put them in the top 7 or 8 tight end groups in the league. I think After the year is over, we will loook at them as a top 5 unit or so FWIW. |
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Thus far, that is an accurate list of his precise weaknesses. |
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Unfortunately, there is probably a better chance of either Boss/Moeaki ending the year on IR than there is of both still being active and healthy after the last game.
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Cassel Bad Same old same old. |
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If he makes it out of the opening stretch .500, he could make a push in the last 10 games. When you get some time, go through the threads Ive started on here about Cassel over the years. Ive been VERY fair with the player...given him praise and pointed out along the way when I saw precise improvements...but Im not gonna stick my head in the sand when it comes to his failures, either. |
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Im not gonna do the legwork to give you a list of speculated teams with a need for a QB prospect. Sorry All I can say is that one of them would claim him. It doesnt matter, anyway. The Organization is high on the kid and I would be completely shocked if he gets put on waivers/cut. You would have to think that even if a solid vet becomes available and the Chiefs decided to sign him, it would be to replace the other veteran in Quinn. Romeo has said he wants three quarterbacks. Starter, vet, developmental. This was around the draft when he made the comment about not being interested in any quarterbacks after say 2 because none of the rest of them would be a better developmental guy than Stanzi is. No reason to keep 3 vets. |
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As far as the interception is concerned. I know you won't b/c you're a dumbass, but if you watch the replay from the rear angle it's obvious pass interference. The db tries to put his hand around Coppers waist to help position himself(which itself is pass interference) but gets a hold of Copper's left elbow in the process not allowing Copper to catch the ball. If Coppers left arm is free, it's most likely an easy catch, and if the db's doesn't put his arm around Copper illegally at all, he never gets into position to bat the ball away. Stanzi's throw was perfect. |
After last year, there is plenty of reason to keep three vets. Take Chicago for example. They signed Campbell and McCown after their QB debacle last year. I would like to us get a third so we don't have to sign one off the street again.
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I suggest you just read for awhile and learn how this place rolls, dude.
You are digging a hole that is close to the point of no return at this point. |
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Stanzi hasn't yet had the luxury of learning umpteen new offenses in the NFL, so it's harder for him to learn a new offense in a short time not yet learning how to do that. Not only that, but everything that transfers from one offense to another, just different terminology. Stanzi seems to be behind in the classroom, and things break down, he doesn't seem to know exactly where his help is supposed to be. Result, he panics. With time, he will be fine. He proved a film rat at Iowa, and made huge improvements from his junior to his senior year. He's the type of guy I can see benefitting greatly from the ipad interactive playbooks. Which the team is rumored to be interested in switching to. |
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You make some good points. but it's rare, usually you sound like a ****ing idiot. "quality unbiased stuff?" go **** your mother. Posted via Mobile Device |
Why don't go stick your monkey wrench up your ass ****stick. I bet your fingers are nice and oily. Just right to slide it up in there. If you're lucky, you might even be able to get one of the other Pep Boys to do it for you. You're just another whiney bitch who needs to get laid. Don't you belong over there on one of those soft porn threads? Or, are you a man hunter Mr. Monkeywrench?
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Fact is, your views do suck most time. It's football, yes, but the athletes aren't machines, therefore, things aren't black and white. Answer me a question dickbag, how many times have you watched game 2? |
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i dont whine and i get laid pretty often these days... |
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Not sure if the Romeo on Stanzi quote has been posted yet:
"It's always tough to get a true evaluation with the circumstances the way they were," Crennel said. "Some of the protection he had wasn't as good as it could have been. But he tried to run the offense. Maybe he wasn't as solid as he normally is, but in looking at the things he did and the things he's capable of doing ... he was looking at the right places but there were times he wasn't able to deliver the ball because somebody was in his face and now he pulled it down and things happened." Pretty consistent with what some posters are saying. |
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I am not an old, fat, black man...but I think he just said what I did.
Doesnt sound like they are faulting Stanzi much. I hope he gets enough looks to be able to overcome that rams game. |
Cordell Cordell @TheFilmRoom
#Chiefs what I want to see from Stanzi is a more conservative approach. Take the check down, go with the first read, make the easy play. Cordell @TheFilmRoom @chrisisknitting not baby steps, that's QBing in the NFL...the best make a living with short/intermediate routes. Cordell @TheFilmRoom @chrisisknitting that's been my contention with Stanzi...he rarely operates in that area, Cassel rarely operates outside that area. |
And that right there is why I've pretty much given up on Stanzi starting, or really replacing Cassel in general.
That's PRECISELY what the Chiefs want to see from him too - they want him to be more like Cassel. I'm telling you, they think Matt Cassel is the IDEAL QB. |
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Are you gay or something? |
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http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...&postcount=193 :thumb: |
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So unless someone comes up with real information from Pioli or Dabbol himself, then its nothing more than message board fillers. |
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Well Played Sir |
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Otherwise, Cassel wouldn't still be the starter. :) |
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Don't you need to get back to Sweatin' to the Oldies bitch? I know you are excited about seeing Stanzi in the hot pants tonight but, get back to work.
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If you can't handle a monkey wrench, then you can't understand the game of football? And if you are a cock licker, you also can't understand football? |
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Stanzi loves 'Merica though so he can't be that bad. I think a lot of the guys love his long hair too, so it makes up for passes that are 5 feet from the nearest receiver.
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Don't let this despicable creature soil my good name.
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Stanzi was given a great big audition in week 2 and he $#it his pants.
Back to 3 fella'... |
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