Andy Reid discusses Casshole, Stanzi, and more
http://www.kansascity.com/2013/02/07...to-say-if.html
Chiefs’ Reid: Too early to say if Cassel will stay in KC By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star Quarterback Matt Cassel has been among the regulars since the end of the season working out at the Chiefs’ Truman Sports Complex practice facility. That doesn’t necessarily mean Cassel will be a part of things when the Chiefs begin organized team workouts in April. Even though it’s been a month since he took the job as Chiefs head coach, Andy Reid hasn’t made a commitment to Cassel. “I’m going to just let that play out,’’ Reid said when asked whether Cassel would play for the Chiefs in 2013. “We’re too early in the process to know that. We’ll continue to evaluate it. We’re evaluating him just like we do a free agent. That’s what you do, and the thing about that is it takes time. I think he realizes that. That’s how it works when there’s a change.’’ Cassel was benched midway through last season, his fourth with the Chiefs, and replaced by Brady Quinn. Cassel ranked 32nd and last in passer rating among quarterbacks who threw enough passes to qualify. Cassel’s 2013 salary is $7.5 million, making it unlikely the Chiefs would retain him unless he’s their starter. Their other quarterbacks last season were Quinn, a potential unrestricted free agent, Ricky Stanzi and Alex Tanney, who joined the Chiefs last year as an undrafted rookie and spent all season on the injured-reserve list. Reid was similarly non-committal on whether the Chiefs would attempt to re-sign Quinn, who finished with a lower passer rating than Cassel. He didn’t throw enough passes to qualify for the ranking. But Reid sounded intrigued by Stanzi. He joined the Chiefs as a fifth-round draft pick from Iowa two years ago but hasn’t played in a regular-season game. “I watched a ton of his (video) from college,’’ Reid said. “I watched all of it. I watched everything he has from here. There’s just not that much of it. That’s a hard (evaluation). You want to see them in games. I’ve heard good things about him, both of those guys (including Cassel) and actually Brady, too. But with Stanzi you just don’t have as much information. “There’s probably not enough on Ricky (to have an informed opinion), certainly not enough on what we’ll ask him to do. Matt, you’ve got a little better feel about just because there’s more snaps. Matt’s a good football player.’’ The Chiefs’ list of potential free agents also includes their leading receiver, Dwayne Bowe, two other starters in left tackle Branden Albert and defensive end Glenn Dorsey, and Pro Bowl punter Dustin Colquitt. Bowe played last season as the franchise player. He would appear to be the most likely candidate to become the franchise player again if the sides don’t agree to terms of a long-term contract first. The period to designate a franchise player begins Feb. 18. Free agency begins in March. “We’re going through that whole process right now,’’ Reid said when asked which potential free agents would be a priority for the Chiefs to re-sign. “It’s almost too early to say. We’re reaching out. We’re talking to them.’’ Reid said he is getting to know many of the Chiefs players. Others he already knew from his time with Philadelphia. The Eagles hoped to draft some of them, including Albert and safety Eric Berry, and Reid spent time with them as they were coming out of college. “What’s funny is that some of these kids, Branden being one of them, I had spent a lot of time with before the draft, before they came out,’’ Reid said. “Eric Berry was in here today, making sure his hand was OK. He’s good. So seeing them is kind of funny. Now they’ve all grown up. They’re men and they’ve made it.’’ The Chiefs will begin their organized offseason conditioning program on April 1. They will have 10 offseason practices in May and a mandatory three-day minicamp in June. Because they have a new head coach, the Chiefs will also have an extra minicamp in May. |
Cassel is gone.
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definitely keeping Albert though cause ole Andy has a ten inch hard on for him
so that's a plus |
We all know how this ends. Thank you for role in ridding us of Pioli, Matt. Now GTFO.
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You're not on my good list yet, Andy. You still have two tasks left to complete:
1. Cut Cassel 2. Draft a QB at #1 overall Then and only then will you win me over. |
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The Cassel comments, I take those as equivalent to when Reid referred to Pioli as a good friend and said he could definitely work with him. Translation: you're fired... |
I bet Cassel is the starting QB
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It would be kinda fun to make Matt eat shit on the bench for a whole year.
I could dig that. |
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If Matt wants to help cancer kids, he should work for a charity that does that kind of thing. He should NOT be an NFL QB. People who can't separate the two are gullible and foolish. |
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He is part of a dark time that in the end had me more exhausted then furious. The season goal of getting Pioli out trumped Matt so much that he really didn't even matter. Clark's changes in the off season just added to his lack of relevance. |
If Reid sounded intrigued, it was probably because he was shocked we never played Stanzi in the regular season.
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Looks like Stanzi is the Manzi again...lolz
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I love what Reid said here. "That’s how it works when there’s a change."
Translation: You have no more friends in the front office or the coaching staff, Matt. You're all alone. You have no more excuses. You will be judged the way you should have been judged 4 years ago when you came in, and you will lose. |
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I can't wait for Stanzi to start. It's in the bag.
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1:11 is relevant |
Check out Reid's interview with Dave Stewart here:
http://youtu.be/Stkgbv9v25Q Good stuff. Specifically about the QB, he says that his QB must be an extension of him on the field, and that the QB must be able to elevate the game of those around him. He is also specifically asked about whether he believes that he can succeed with a "game manager" at QB and Reid insists that the QB has to be good enough to go win games for you and to raise the level of play around him. Basically, it's a long way of saying adios Matt Cassel... |
Reid, and Dorsey for that matter, have made it clear that they think in today's age a QB needs to be a able to win you games. They can't just manage a game.
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Cassel raised Dwayne Bowe's level of play you guys.
AND Jamaal Charles. Before Matt came to KC they were NOTHING. |
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I got absolutely wasted with Ricky Stanzi on more than one occasion. True story.
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Can we start referring to Casshole at THAT QB now? I think he deserves the same treatment as THAT kicker at this point.
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It was Johnny Hopkins, and Sloan Kettering, and they were blazin that shit up everyday. |
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Reids comments suck. What the hell is there to discuss? Matt and Brady are crap. Film is proof enough. The fact they have not been cut is not good. Anybody is better than keeping them.
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just hearing someone employed by the Chiefs talk about 'great QBs' is weirdly thrilling... no way in hell that guy is going to war with Matt Cassel.... |
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This franchise can keep Cassel, draft Jackwagon and everyone will be on cloud nine again... Hunt is a freaking genious fleecing the city again... Props to him... |
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"Matt's a good football player."
Andy's nice guy translation: "He sucks ass." |
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2 things I got from that:
Albert isnt going anywhere Stanzi will be given a shot to earn the long term backup roll. |
Reid has made chicken salad out of chicken shit with Feely, Kolb, Detmer, Kafka and others... he might be able to get something out of Stanzi City.
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NIce summary DaWolf for those of us with no sound.
I'm stoked about Reid being here. he seems to 'get it' that you need a GD QB. I think Todd 'got it' too, but was hamstrung by the gestapo. Based on Reid's comments, there's no way Cassel is still on the team; much less will ever be on the field again. |
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I think Andy spent more time in the interview intimating that the Chiefs were looking at taking a QB with the first pick without simply coming out and saying: "With the first pick of the draft we will select this particular QB." Watch 3:56 to about 6:52 in that video and then tell me that they aren't going to target a QB with the first pick. They are wanting to make sure they get the right QB with that pick. If Geno was smart, he would watch that video and parrot every single word in that interview back to Reid when he is evaluated by the team. Maybe one of you guys can tweet it to him, lol. |
"I'm just going to let that play out."
Sounds like Bob Slydell in Office Space. "We fixed the glitch. So, he won't be receiving a paycheck anymore, so it'll just work itself out naturally." |
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bye bye casshole and quinless .. keep the kid he might be a decent bakup sumday .....
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Don't give up on Childress possibly joining Chiefs
Order Reprints Former Vikings coach Brad Childress More News Read more Chiefs February 8 By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star Andy Reid has been Chiefs head coach for a month now, and most of his staff has long been in place. That doesn’t necessarily mean the staff is complete. There’s still a chance that Brad Childress, former head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, could be joining the Chiefs as an offensive assistant. Reid already has a seemingly bloated staff, but adding the voice of Childress, who also has experience as an offensive coordinator, can only help. Doug Pederson, the Chiefs’ offensive coordinator, is in his first year in that job. Reid’s staff already numbers 17, and that’s not even counting the coaches for strength and conditioning (there’s three of those guys) or the statistical analysis coordinator. Romeo Crennel’s staff had 15 coaches plus two for strength and conditioning Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2013/02/08...#storylink=cpy |
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That hardly said all there was to say about him at the time. Stanzi probably sucks...based on what I saw of him in NCAA I never thought much of him... but position on the DC when both the head coach and GM are woefully incompetent is probably not the best way to judge it. |
Cassel getting free gym membership at One Arrowhead Drive...lol
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Goodbye, ****er.
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