Chiefs This short passage from ESPN sums up everything that is wrong right now

RINGLEADER · 10-07-2012, 11:16 PM

I was reading ESPN's story about what dipshit fans we are for having a negative opinion of a QB as wonderful and caring as Matt Cassel when I came upon this passage. I know it's been mentioned elsewhere, but just read this and ask yourself WTF Romeo is thinking:

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"If we will play like that going forward, we give ourselves a chance to win the game," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "We had a chance in this game. So even though I'm disappointed in the loss, the way the team played, we played much better overall football."

That wasn't necessarily the case for Cassel, who threw for just 92 yards and was picked off twice along with being credited for two lost fumbles.

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How can Romeo reconcile his statement (paragraph 1) with what happened (paragraph 2)? It's amazing.

Pioli's decision to assemble a team around Cassel and then buy into Romeo as the best lacky to not ask too many questions has reduced a team with a lot of talent into an absolute waste of talent. A waste of talent that now seems more intent on keeping the worst QB in the NFL coddled and warm then face the music that he can't play consistently in the NFL.

This trainwreck could take years to recover from...

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RINGLEADER In Search of a Life Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Confusion, USA Casino cash: $8590503	This short passage from ESPN sums up everything that is wrong right now I was reading ESPN's story about what dipshit fans we are for having a negative opinion of a QB as wonderful and caring as Matt Cassel when I came upon this passage. I know it's been mentioned elsewhere, but just read this and ask yourself WTF Romeo is thinking: --- snip --- "If we will play like that going forward, we give ourselves a chance to win the game," Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. "We had a chance in this game. So even though I'm disappointed in the loss, the way the team played, we played much better overall football." That wasn't necessarily the case for Cassel, who threw for just 92 yards and was picked off twice along with being credited for two lost fumbles. --- snip --- How can Romeo reconcile his statement (paragraph 1) with what happened (paragraph 2)? It's amazing. Pioli's decision to assemble a team around Cassel and then buy into Romeo as the best lacky to not ask too many questions has reduced a team with a lot of talent into an absolute waste of talent. A waste of talent that now seems more intent on keeping the worst QB in the NFL coddled and warm then face the music that he can't play consistently in the NFL. This trainwreck could take years to recover from...
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