Interesting - article on cassel's body language
http://www.foxsportsmidwest.com/09/2...9&feedID=10620
Pretty much sums up everything a lot us have been saying about how the guy is a terrible leader when faced with adversity. |
I'd be pretty pissed too when my line misses all their blocking assignments and my receivers drop all their balls.
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Wow. Haven't seen Keeler's name come up since he left Des Moines last year. Bright guy, good article.
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I don't know about Cassel, but Todd Haley sure understood the impact of non-verbal communication.
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Cassel has to know that this is his last year to prove anything.....and he's shitting it down his leg.
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I've always said that Cassel is a little bitch.
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What is it with FOX and body language experts?
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Where's that gif of Cassel sitting on the bench, looking like someone just kicked his dog?
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really ****ing pisses me off when people don't post the entire articles in the OP.
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he's not a leader. Who in the locker room really respects him? Sure they will say it in front of the camera because they have to. But you know that nobody respects him, how could they?
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Can you read my body language, Matt?
http://th29.photobucket.com/albums/c...dle_finger.jpg |
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There are several... |
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He has a lose anus what else is new.
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http://i47.tinypic.com/2agwal2.gif |
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I wish they'd talk through his facial expressions when they're climbing from behind. What frustrates me most is that you don't see a guy like Tom Brady, who jumps out of a huddle when behind with the energy to say "let's do this." Cassel always has that mopey look on his face as of to say "you've got to be ****ing kidding me. This is impossible."
I thought that classic reaction was obvious against Atlanta. I don't think people were pissed about him making stupid mistakes in the second half. Or gong fetal late in the game against Buffalo. It's not like he's making these mistakes because he's pressing. I think most people feel that he makes this mistakes because when the play breaks down, he gets lethargic as if to say "what the ****, you blew the protection again?" you never want to see a guy two touchdowns down who is communicating to his team that he has no confidence in his ability to turn the thing around. |
I have a few GIFs of him looking like a defeated ninny to share tomorrow.
He looked like a beaten man, finally realizing he is ultra suck fail shit pile. |
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(not a typo) http://uranus.ckt.net/~gochiefs/casselsuxravens7.gif http://i.imgur.com/FMaz8.jpg |
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his body language say I Am Vagina here me roar.
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Pass rush = shits his pants. What else do we didn't know?
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I hate Tim tebow. But this is a classic video of what cassel is not. Tim tebow won games from behind because he energized his team. I can't remember the last time i saw Matt cassel pump up his teammates, except for when he's over-celebrating a TD. |
Tim Tebow is dumb enough to be completely ignorant of the fact he sucks. He has whiskey dick confidence.
Cassel is a smart guy who lacks confidence in himself because he knows he sucks. Deep down in his gut, no matter what he does...he knows. |
Body language or not, Cassel is only part of the problem this year. That's the sad reality. What did his defense do for him as he went toe-toe with Atlanta for a half?
Cassel is a lot of the problem but I think we have a bigger problem right now and his name is DJ. |
This team is running around like a chicken with it's head cut off.
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And that's not a compliment. |
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It was 7-0 at the end of the first quarter.
We had two possessions in that quarter and did jack with them. The offense is as much to blame as the defense for what happened in Buffalo. Neither side did of the ball did jack. |
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An unforced stop, but a stop none the less. The offense was just as bad, and Cassel's fumble put the defense in a bad spot, as did his three and outs. |
Hell, the defense got TWO stops in the first half.
Cassel rewarded their efforts by: Going 3 and out. Getting one first down and fumbling on the next snap (essentially a 4 and out). The offense sucked ****ing ass, just as much as the defense. |
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How many defensive stops were actually because of our defense and not Buffalo hurting themselves? We had 0 sacks. Fitz ran for a ton of yards. CJ went career day on us. DJ conveniently ran out of his assigned spot so a WR could catch a ball in the exact spot he vacated and ran for 40+ and a TD. |
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Both sides suck the penis at this point under this leadership.
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The reason I say the defense is worse than the offense is the defense has done absolutely nothing to keep us in games. Every team has a game when the offense doesn't start off fast and the defense has to hold the line for a bit. Ours isn't\can't\won't.
You can say the offense blew it against Atlanta but seriously, they were going to have to score a TD every drive to win that. You can say the offense blew it against Buffalo and they did moreso than Atlanta. A fumble on the goalline is never good. But again, the defense wasn't going to keep us in that game. |
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The defense got two stops. |
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How many games did we get blown out vs. how many games did Cassel take the team from a 2-3 TD deficit and climb the team back? This team gets blown out. A lot. In the past, we've blamed coaching for not motivating the team. Never did we question whether a better QB would have turned some of those deficits into a comeback or a shootout. |
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Haley cackles and rolls a blunt. |
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Buffalo's 3rd drive they went 63 yards for a TD Buffalo's 4th drive they went 43 yards for a TD Yes, the offense wasn't doing good but you can't give up 21 points in a half in any situation. |
Anyone hear about Finley's agent basically saying the Packer's players don't think of Rodgers as a good leader this week? I've talked about it before. He really struggles when he is down in the 4th quarter just like Cassel. I don't think he'll ever win another Superbowl. I think it's just about impossible to go through the playoffs twice without trailing in a game....
Anyway, Cassel is just like him in this respect. He has to play from ahead or we are in big trouble. Just like Green Bay. |
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I don't care who your QB is...if your defense can't stop anyone you aren't going to win many games. You certainly are never going to come from behind if your defense can't hold the line.
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If you have ever held a position of leadership, been an instructor or teacher, or been in sales, knowing body language will multiply your effectiveness x10. |
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But to compare the two is absolute nonsense. Aaron Rodgers can absolutely carry a team from behind. He's just not the kind of closer Brady or Brees are. I can buy that theory. But when Rodgers is behind by 9 - 16 points, in 2011, his QB rating was 106.1. When he was down by 1 - 8 points, his QB rating was 128.1. And he averages pretty much over 7 points in 4th quarters where his team is trailing by more than a touchdown (meanwhile, his defense gave up 10+ points in those late 4th quarter moments). There's a big difference between a guy who isn't absolute nails in the 4th quarter and one who has shown to be completely incompetent any time the team trails by more than a TD. |
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If your QB keeps going three and out and doing shit on offense, eventually they will cave. The defense caved on their second possession, but that doesn't excuse the offense from being utter shit. They were just as bad. |
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IT HAS HAPPENED BEFORE. |
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It's funny, you think that them watching how much our defense improved as soon as Cassel was off the field last year, even with Palko, they would have realized how detrimental 3 & out after 3 & out is not only physically, but also in terms of morale to any defense. |
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A good defense doesn't allow that. 1-10-BUF 16 (7:53) 28-C.Spiller up the middle to BUF 21 for 5 yards (56-D.Johnson, 94-Ty.Jackson). 2-5-BUF 21 (7:16) Wildcat formation, direct snap to B.Smith (R.Fitzpatrick at WR). (Shotgun) 28-C.Spiller right end to BUF 28 for 7 yards (21-J.Arenas). 1-10-BUF 28 (6:46) 28-C.Spiller right guard to BUF 28 for no gain (50-J.Houston). 2-10-BUF 28 (6:06) (Shotgun) 14-R.Fitzpatrick pass short middle to 28-C.Spiller to BUF 47 for 19 yards (27-A.Elam). Caught at BUF 30, crossing from right. 1-10-BUF 47 (5:21) 20-T.Choice up the middle to KC 45 for 8 yards (56-D.Johnson, 34-T.Daniels). 2-2-KC 45 (4:41) 20-T.Choice right guard to KC 43 for 2 yards (91-T.Hali; 56-D.Johnson). 1-10-KC 43 (4:41) Wildcat formation, (R.Fitzpatrick at WR). Direct snap to 16-B.Smith. 16-B.Smith left guard to KC 45 for -2 yards (56-D.Johnson, 50-J.Houston). PENALTY on BUF-67-A.Levitre, Offensive Holding, 10 yards, enforced at KC 43 - No Play. 1-20-BUF 47 (3:26) 14-R.Fitzpatrick pass deep right to 16-B.Smith ran ob at KC 37 for 16 yards. Caught along sideline at KC 37. 2-4-KC 37 (3:04) (Shotgun) 14-R.Fitzpatrick pass incomplete short right to 84-S.Chandler [50-J.Houston]. Dropped by receiver at KC 37. Thrown under pressure. 3-4-KC 37 (2:58) (Shotgun) 14-R.Fitzpatrick scrambles right tackle to KC 17 for 20 yards (24-B.Flowers). 1-10-KC 17 (2:12) 14-R.Fitzpatrick pass incomplete short right to 13-St.Johnson. Dropped in flat at KC 8. 2-10-KC 17 (2:07) (Shotgun) 28-C.Spiller left guard for 17 yards, TOUCHDOWN. |
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By comparison, how many times has the offense failed to score a TD in a half? You want to harp on the 1 in 20 occurrence instead of the 19 in 20 occurence. |
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I'm not even talking about just losing games. I'm talking about the offense actually not completely rolling over and dying with miserable production in the first half. 2012 Buffalo - KC scores 0 first half points 2011 Miami - 3 first half points Indy - 14 first half points (this is the exception, folks) Detroit - 3 points (all in 1st quarter) Buffalo - 7 points (all late in 2nd quarter) 2010 Oakland - 3 points (all in 1st quarter before the blowout) Denver - 10 points (all when game was 21+ points out of reach) |
2 years ago one of the good things you could say about Cassel was that he had a good attitude and at least had the team behind him. That seems to have completely disappeared.
I'm not sure what happened - but I blame most of you for booing him at the softball game. |
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To be perfectly fair, it is honestly very difficult to impress and lead men when your body language says, "Watch me run and leap and fly through the air and land on my ass!!!"
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This defense sucked ass last year with Cassel as the QB. This defense kicked ass last year with Kyle Orton as QB. This defense (with Eric Berry) sucks ass this year with Cassel as QB. :hmmm:
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He knows that game 6 is approaching quickly.
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The bottom line is who cares about his body language?
He is our best chance to win. If you bench him too soon, the players won't understand and it will set a dangerous precident. Talking about Cassel is pointless. He's the QB for this year and maybe next year. |
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The players won't understand? You've got to be like 14. Or a complete ****ing moron. |
Yep. Bench Cassel and the players will be utterly befuddled and stand around scratching their heads in slack-jawed wonderment before they begin stumbling blindly about the facility and staring blankly into space.
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Quinn has been worse than Cassel throughout his career. Stanzi can't even get activated. Yeah, everyone hates Cassel but, no one wants to accept the reality of the situation. If you asked any coach in the league about what I am saying, I am confident they would tell you the same thing. |
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I remember watching LJ's last few games. No one was helping up off the ground. The writing was on the wall. Right now, I still see the players responding to Cassel. As long as that happens, he's going to play and RAC won't take him out. Unless we go 0-4 but, I doubt it even then. These first two losses had little to do with him. |
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I don't know about that. Football is a team game ... at least, it used to be. More and more, however, the game revolves around the QB. He makes the offense work (or not) and good ones keep the defense either on the sideline and resting or playing with a lead. Our guy isn't helping much. In fact, the argument can be made that he is hurting us both directly and indirectly. He had a good half against Atlanta, but 1/2 of a game does not a winner make. On top of that, he is a doofus. Doofi do not win Super Bowls. FAX |
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The second loss, you cannot lay a goose egg until the last minute of the first half and then blame your defense for losing. Your defense of Cassel is unbelievable. There is one game in his ENTIRE Chiefs career where he has shown the ability to build his team up from way behind. That game was against the Colts, a team that won only 1 game last year. If his teammates had any faith in him, they wouldn't have the consistent track record of giving up every time they were behind. It doesn't help when your QB is openly pouting and moping on the sideline any time the team falls behind. |
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