Self-Destruct In 60 Minutes
 

If ever there was a game where you could say we beat ourselves, this was the one.

We left at least 13 points on the board in the first half ... maybe 20 ... maybe more. Cassel's taking sacks again. He has happy feet again, too. Honestly, he should have been on Dancing With The Stars tonight instead of an NFL broadcast. He had me going after the Bills game, but I've lost faith again.

The players did all the things we know we can't afford to do. We committed far too many penalties and turned the ball over needlessly (thanks, Cassel).

The coaches called a very questionable game. We abandon the run game against one of the worst run defenses in the league. They were stacking the box, but we could run the edges ... we just didn't stay with it. The defense had the Raiders' number early on then ate the note they wrote it on.

Offensively, we cannot sustain drives ... let alone scoring drives (thanks, Cassel). Defensively, we're very inconsistent (to be expected with a young secondary, though).

We are what our record says we are. However, I can't imagine that Haley is at all pleased with this performance. He likes to believe that we learn something and get better every day. But, we didn't learn a damn thing today except how to give away a ball game and I thought we'd already been taught that lesson.

Terrible, terrible loss. Needless and wasteful.

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Obama on 60 minutes tonight! Off to DC in 1...2...3....

Is this thread about Obama on 60 Minutes?

You have a fixation with Cassel. Was he on the ST that allowed the touchdown? Or on the defense that enables OAK to move down the field for the winning FG? Or caused the FS that moved KC back 10 yards so that we punted instead of field goal.

All phases broke down. Team loss.

Chris, you're ****ing dumb.

Once again, when the Chiefs needed a first down with 3:00 minutes left to wrap up the game, Cassel shit himself.

He's the highest paid player on the team but unfortunately, he plays like a backup QB.

Waters looked like 2009 Waters, Bowe dropped easy balls and the special teams had an epic meltdown. The running game sucked because Lilja was playing one handed and Waters licked ass.

But once again, when the Chiefs had a chance to wrap it up, Cassel couldn't deliver.

Go **** yourself, Chris.

Wait what? Didn't he hit Bowe in the ****ing chest?

Yeah, Bowe had a chance to make Cassell look a little better a few times this year and choked on it. The one today, the TD in New England, and the one against the Bills in the end zone come to mind.

I think he can be a good piece of the WR core, but not your go to guy.

Sometimes your ranting get old. You are a little proud of yourself aren't you?

Cassel wasn't the sole reason we lost. He played enough to win.

You're ****ing dumb.

And Cassel did NOT play "well enough" for the Chiefs to win because they lost, Dumbshit.

Let me use small words...it was a TEAM loss. Cassel was not the sole reason.

You really need to get laid. :) Or sober up.

We failed in almost every phase of the game ... you're right about that. As for my "fixation" with Cassel, I want to see him close out a game, you know? I want to see the quarterback of my team take charge on one of those drives and either get us the score (without the need for an enemy mistake) or run out the clock - depending on the situation. I simply want to see him play well enough to close out a game in our favor. That's all.

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Don't let the facts get in the way of a good argument.

Cassel played his best game of the season and it still wasn't good enough.

Mostly because our running game didn't show up and neither did the defense or special teams.

That's the Kobayashi Maru scenario for Cassel. Unwinnable.

Just shut the **** up.

You need to man up and turn on your rep, you ****ing pussy.

Are you talking about the 3rd down in regulation, Mr. kstater? The one when we were still ahead and could have iced the game with a first down?

I must not have seen that play very well. I don't recall that one hitting Da Wayne in the chest ... I thought he had to go low ... more or less dive and it went through his hands ...

Then again, maybe I have that one mixed up with another play. I was having heart palpitations throughout most of the game. Looking back, it's all kind of a blur.

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