Cassel's situational stats

[TRR]

I watched quite a few New England games last season, and remember Cassel being very competent in play-action from under center. As always, the spread formation allows young QB's to see the field better, and be given more time. However, I truly believe Cassel can thrive in either with his athletic ability.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by TRR

I watched quite a few New England games last season, and remember Cassel being very competent in play-action from under center. As always, the spread formation allows young QB's to see the field better, and be given more time. However, I truly believe Cassel can thrive in either with his athletic ability.

While I am not sold on the idea that he is a potential franchise QB, I think Cassel, like most young QBs getting his first season as a starter, had difficulty in adjusting to the speed of the NFL from under center, but like every other aspect of his game, he improved as the season progressed.

I think Cassel will be a pretty decent game manager.

[Chief Faithful]

Originally Posted by milkman

While I am not sold on the idea that he is a potential franchise QB, I think Cassel, like most young QBs getting his first season as a starter, had difficulty in adjusting to the speed of the NFL from under center, but like every other aspect of his game, he improved as the season progressed.

I think Cassel will be a pretty decent game manager.

What impresses me is he adjusted to the speed of the NFL eventhough his last starting assignment was in HS.