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Originally Posted by milkman
I've talked about this a lot in my assesment of Cassel's play after watching all of the Patriot games I could when it became apparent we were going to be going after him.
I think Gailey recognized this, but Haley didn't want to change the philosophy he brought just to hide his QB's weaknesses.
I belieev he thinks the team will be better off in the long term of he is able to develop Cassel into a traditional drop back QB.
Failing that, he'll get another QB.
At the end of the day, he's probably right.
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I know Cassel isnt young, but what do you think his upside in a year or two or 3 if we keep starting him? Ive mentioned it before that i think its probably close to Matt Hasselbeck in Seattle. It took him 3 or 4 years there before he became truly solid and the team began to gel.