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Old 07-13-2012, 03:55 PM  
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Schefter: Don't expect Bowe to sign long-term deal by Monday's deadline

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RT @mulch10: What about D Bowe? ... Do not expect a long-term deal to be done there by Monday's 4 pm ET deadline.


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Old 07-14-2012, 08:55 PM   #286
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Wrong. TDs are the same.

And Orton would produce more TDs with the Chiefs' talent, we all know that.
Career TDs: Orton- 80 Cassel- 76
Number of Starts: Orton- 69 Cassel- 54
TDs per start: Orton- 1.16 Cassel-1.41

He sucks. Hell, he could only get 20 TDs in 2010 playing the NFC West
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Old 07-14-2012, 08:56 PM   #287
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Career TDs: Orton- 80 Cassel- 76
Number of Starts: Orton- 69 Cassel- 54
TDs per start: Orton- 1.16 Cassel-1.41

He sucks. Hell, he could only get 20 TDs in 2010 playing the NFC West
You keep trying to bring Chicago and New England into this. It's not relevant.

Over the last 37 games? In Kansas City and Denver? Identical TD production.
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Old 07-14-2012, 09:02 PM   #288
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You keep trying to bring Chicago and New England into this. It's not relevant.

Over the last 37 games? In Kansas City and Denver? Identical TD production.
Yes it is relevant. You don't get to pick and choose what years you want to throw in this. It's no coincidence that you want to stop counting years the year Cassel threw for 3600 yards and 21 TDs while Orton had 2900 yards and 18TDs. I'm including every year. No bias in my stats.

And over the past 3 years, Cassel has 53 TDs to Orton's 50 so...
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Old 07-14-2012, 09:04 PM   #289
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Of those td passes Cassel had, I'd like to see how many came on short throws that guys took the distance or fades that a guy made a crazy catch on.
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Yes it is relevant. You don't get to pick and choose what years you want to throw in this.
Orton is a different player than he was in Chicago.
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Orton is a different player than he was in Chicago.
Not really, he was a backup in Chicago too
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Not really, he was a backup in Chicago too
Tapping out. Concession offered.
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Of those td passes Cassel had, I'd like to see how many came on short throws that guys took the distance or fades that a guy made a crazy catch on.
How many of Ortons TDs are of Brandon Marshall/Brandon Lloyd making crazy catches or catching fades? How many are on short throws that Royal and Lloyd took the distance?
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Tapping out. Concession offered.
How was it a tap out? He wouldn't be sitting on the bench right now if he was truly good. If he is a much different player, he wouldn't have been benched for Tim Tebow and then cut.

Good QBs are the hottest commodity in the NFL. If he was a good QB, he'd be a starter right now.
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No, you misunderstand.

You've outlasted me. I've reached my breaking point. My debate-o-matic is burned out.

I am tapping out.

Congrats.
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No, you misunderstand.

You've outlasted me. I've reached my breaking point. My debate-o-matic is burned out.

I am tapping out.

Congrats.
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How much would our offense have raped in those 3 games with Orton if Jamaal and Tony were healthy?
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I can't argue stats or anything, but just by seeing Orton play and Cassel play, Orton just looked like a better passer to me. However, we're a team that hasn't won a Super Bowl in over 40 years and hasn't won a playoff game in nearly 20. To sit here and say Kyle ****ing Orton is the man we need on the job would just be idiotic. Neither Cassel or Orton are winning a damn Super Bowl for us, so who gives a shit.
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When your redzone targets are:

Dwayne Bowe
Jon Baldwin
Tony Moeaki
Kevin Boss
Jamaal Charles/Hillis

All of those guys are big and can get open.

It's gonna be awfully hard to "suck"
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I can't argue stats or anything, but just by seeing Orton play and Cassel play, Orton just looked like a better passer to me. However, we're a team that hasn't won a Super Bowl in over 40 years and hasn't won a playoff game in nearly 20. To sit here and say Kyle ****ing Orton is the man we need on the job would just be idiotic. Neither Cassel or Orton are winning a damn Super Bowl for us, so who gives a shit.
Dollars to donuts that Orton would at least get us to the AFC championship and possible win it depending on who we played whereas Cassel shits his pants the first playoff game as usual.
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