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Originally Posted by AZORChiefFan
It's like everyone outside 1 Arrowhead Drive realizes or at least isn't blind to Cassel's limitations. I've seen too many passes out in the flats. The first read isn't there - turn and throw into the flat. Too many comeback routes, too many passes into double or triple coverage. I've seen too many passes arrive late thus negating any chance for YAC or worse allowing the DB/LB to recover and knock the ball away, tip it or int. I've seen too many plays where things 'go south' and the bed gets shat in.
Sure the receivers/backs could help Matty out by not dropping balls. I agree. However when nearly every throw is not on target or late it makes their job that much harder. Yes they are paid to catch the ball. Matty is paid to throw the ball Accurately and on time.
Show me a good/great QB that makes it harder for his receivers to catch the ball.
Good/great QB's help their receivers by throwing a catchable ball.
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That's something that I've talked about.
Matt Cassel, and every other QB that Bowe has worked with since being drafted by the Chiefs, are guys with weak arms and marginal accuracy.
It's tough to maintain focus and concentration on the ball play after play, after play, after play.
At some point, you're going to lose that focus because yo are trying to make a play.