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Originally Posted by dirk digler
I am not a big fan of Cassell but he is head and shoulders above the other 2 we have. No way the Chiefs were going to pay $100 million on Haynesworth. I totally agree with you about Tony and I have been saying the exact same thing since he has been traded. I like the acquisitions of some of these veterans because honestly we have very little depth and what depth we have they suck. Plus this is how the Pats built up their teams so it can't be that bad of an idea.
Gailey was and is horrible. He has been shit canned everywhere he coached at because he sucks and is horrible.
The jury is out about Haley.
Agreed
 The Chiefs have no O-line. They will be lucky to run for 1000 yds.
our depth sucks. Have you even watched any of the pre-season games?
I do think the D will be much better and IMO we will be competitive because of that
I don't have a problem with any of that
I like Haley's style and I agree with you on the record |
Cassel may have an edge over Croyle and Thigpen but for a guarunteed $28 mil, he's just not worth it. Haynesworth signed for $100 mil? That's insane.
We will disagree about Gailey. His bio is
here and its much better than you are giving him credit for.
Yes, I saw the Seattle game here in Korea and of course the highlights of the other 3 games on NFL.com video. There have been some impressive spurts in the ground game and I think the RB stable is strong, especially if Kolby Smith returns.
In my analysis I also stated that the D will improve but that they will be on the field too long if they cannot stop giving up 3rd down conversions.
This team has no identity now and Haley's in-your-face style of communicating could blow up in his own face (remember Boldin and him on the AZ sideline last year? Not pretty). This year there is no TG to save the team from implosion. I would like to see Cassel succeed in this offense, but dumping Gailey a week before the season begins was a mistake. The one thing I think you would agree with me about Gailey is that he gets max output from whomever is on his roster.