My argument is you said Freeman is good because of 25/6. That is ****ing bullshit. Own up to it.

I don't give a flying **** about Quinn vs. Freeman because both are not going to lead their teams to a SB.

Every single part of the 2012 Chiefs is better than the Browns equivalent of back then.

In 3 passes against Baltimore, he had us in the endzone and he looked sharp....I hope that continues.

Because it was working for most of the game. The passes will work this week. The real question is how many yards you will say don't count because they aren't "legit."

Hope but not expect...

Poor coogs. Now I almost feel bad. Didn't he get the memo?

Or the guy that saw Cassel for 4 years and gave the guy 63 million dollars.

Additionally, Freeman's one good season was largely in part to him playing the Panthers 2X a year and playing the exact same weak NFC West Cassel looked average against.


Freeman is Cassel V1.5.

Exactly.

I just hope he plays well enough to keep Cassels ass on the bench.

So Freeman's 2010 was a paper tiger?

I'll go on record and say I hope he does enough to spark the team enough to start playing enough to get me excited enough to put them back on the big screen.

To me, yes. He is the slightly upgraded Cassel. Improved physical traits, is better under pressure situations than Matt but still struggles with progressions, and was largely the beneficiary of playing the same weak ass schedule with the NFC South's worse version of the Raiders in the Panthers.

His supporting cast was washed out Jamal Lewis/Jerome Harrison. His top receivers were Massaquoi and Chancey Stuckey. And in the process, he had to go through QB roulette where Mangini would never commit to a starter, so my guess is, he never got consistent first team reps.

He's going to be in an offense now with weapons where they aren't going to ask him to do much. Matt Cassel's job was so easy even a caveman could do it.

Brady Quinn is going to be asked to do very little. I doubt he has many games where he throws for over 200 yards. I bet most of his games he'll have as many INTs as TDs. And yet, I bet that's good enough to keep the Chiefs competitive, and it's still going to be better than Cassel.

Good enough that the team could get to 7-9 or 8-8, be a placeholder for a year while we draft a QB. Of course, we won't draft a QB so it doesn't really matter.

LMAOLMAOLMAOLMAO

Additionally they won by 3 or less in 5 of their victories, which came against the Bengals, Rams, Cards, Washington, and Cleveland.