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Old 11-14-2010, 06:31 PM  
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Ok, lets hear it from the Matt Cassel nutthuggers!

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Old 11-14-2010, 10:20 PM   #151
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Probably so. Considering how Denver raped our defense in the first 20 minutes of the game. It was over before we knew what happened. If the defense would of slightly considered showing up today it might of been different.
But as it stood. They raped the stat sheet.
It would have been nice to have a Qb that was up to the challenge. Sometimes the best Defense is a good offense.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:23 PM   #152
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One question I don't understand, and this has really been nagging at me for a while, is why someone on this freaking team, whether head coach, assistant coach, ball boy, Gatorade dude, janitor, or loud fan can't ****ing tell Matt Cassel that it's OK to throw the ball away when you're outside the tackles? There is absolutely no reason he should be taking some of these sacks, and this is elementary shit. Why can't anyone get this point across to him? Should we all pitch in and buy a full page ad in the newspaper?
Reason #908675410025678 why I dont like matt Cassel.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:29 PM   #153
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It would have been nice to have a Qb that was up to the challenge. Sometimes the best Defense is a good offense.
Or better yet? A coaching staff that was up to the challenge. Holy shit Mcfistpump flat out took crennel to the woodshed and laid the lumber to him.

What funny about the whole Cassel thing is, well nothing. Nothing today surprised me. Cassel is what he is. Not one person is posting anything ground breaking that hasn't been rehashed 65 million times. Were not goingto win anything meaningful with him. We need to move on at seasons end.

But to see the coaching staff get worked like this was shocking. They had zero answers for anything the broncos were doing. From opening kickoff to the final gun. Denver owned Haley and company.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:34 PM   #154
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Or better yet? A coaching staff that was up to the challenge. Holy shit Mcfistpump flat out took crennel to the woodshed and laid the lumber to him.

What funny about the whole Cassel thing is, well nothing. Nothing today surprised me. Cassel is what he is. Not one person is posting anything ground breaking that hasn't been rehashed 65 million times. Were not goingto win anything meaningful with him. We need to move on at seasons end.

But to see the coaching staff get worked like this was shocking. They had zero answers for anything the broncos were doing. From opening kickoff to the final gun. Denver owned Haley and company.
I really don't think there's much Crennel could do to get anymore out of this defense.

The lack of depth in the front 7, which has created a worn group, and the injuries on the backend really limited his ability to make any scheme or adjustments to hide weaknesses.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:37 PM   #155
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I guess that cute little analogy works if you insist on looking only at one game, rather that the entire body of work of the thread topic.
This is postgame discussion. The thread topic is a smilie face. You yourself only talked about one game in your post. Don't even try to pretend you thought we were talking about Cassel's entire body of work. You'll come off better if you just admit that you're obsessed with the leaky windows and don't give a rip about the smoldering ruins of your once somewhat-drafty house.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:37 PM   #156
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Cassel Apologists:

Listen up. I'm going to try to put this is easy terms for you to understand.

Our D sucked today. No question. This is not Cassel's fault. However, as a quarterback, Matt should see that his opponent came to play. Time to step it up. He didnt. He shit his pants on several occasions that 1st half. He did nothing. Not one single thing the entire 1st half to bail out the D.

Now, think for a second if Cassel could have sustained drives in the 1st half instead of continually going 3 and out and not putting up points. Could have been an entirely different game.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:39 PM   #157
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Cassel looked comfortable in the 4th quarter. Liberated from the outcome of the game, he was taking what the defense gave him, even if it was in a small window. He quite over-thinking his reads and just pulled the trigger. He looked at peace.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:39 PM   #158
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I really don't think there's much Crennel could do to get anymore out of this defense.

The lack of depth in the front 7, which has created a worn group, and the injuries on the backend really limited his ability to make any scheme or adjustments to hide weaknesses.
Maybe blitz? Shit we just stood there and took it. If were going to get mcfistpumped. At least go down swinging. We threw I the white towel half way through the first qtr. It seemed all we ran was his basic shell defense. Orton had all day and his receivers made plays.
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Old 11-14-2010, 10:40 PM   #159
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I really don't think there's much Crennel could do to get anymore out of this defense.

The lack of depth in the front 7, which has created a worn group, and the injuries on the backend really limited his ability to make any scheme or adjustments to hide weaknesses.
Yep. I think McDaniels knew exactly who he had to pick on and did a good job of doing it. And you gotta give credit to Kyle Orton for making that happen. They were clicking on all cylinders those first few drives and we had plenty of weaknesses that were prone to exploitation. Not much Crennel could have done unless he could have traded for some better players mid-game.
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Maybe blitz? Shit we just stood there and took it. If were going to get mcfistpumped. At least go down swinging. We threw I the white towel half way through the first qtr. It seemed all we ran was his basic shell defense. Orton had all day and his receivers made plays.
I really don't think blitzing would have done much to change the game today.
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Maybe blitz? Shit we just stood there and took it. If were going to get mcfistpumped. At least go down swinging. We threw I the white towel half way through the first qtr. It seemed all we ran was his basic shell defense. Orton had all day and his receivers made plays.
Meh, I don't think blitzing more would have helped.

I honestly think the best thing Crennel could have done would have been to design some masterful plays for the offense to run as soon as they got the ball. Or maybe crowbar Matt Cassel in the knee cap on the sideline. Because that was about the only thing that could have helped our defense -- keep the Broncos offense off the field. As soon as that first drive was over, you could tell they were in a good groove. They knew who to go after, and their offensive line was having their way with us. Giving the ball right back to them was killer, and then doing it again was just the nail in the coffin. They needed to keep that offense off the field long enough so they couldn't maintain a rhythm or keep their confidence that high.
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I really don't think blitzing would have done much to change the game today.
Probably not. But at least it would of looked like we were trying. I was watching the game with dunit35 and all of his family. We couldnt believe what we were watching. We didnt expect much from Cassel like always. But to see the whole team get physically abused in all three phases of the game was just disappointing.
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Probably not. But at least it would of looked like we were trying. I was watching the game with dunit35 and all of his family. We couldnt believe what we were watching. We didnt expect much from Cassel like always. But to see the whole team get physically abused in all three phases of the game was just disappointing.
Defensive line was consistently blown off the ball today, and the lack of a NT is really starting to be apparent. Smith wasn't even close enough to grab a penis today.
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Meh, I don't think blitzing more would have helped.

I honestly think the best thing Crennel could have done would have been to design some masterful plays for the offense to run as soon as they got the ball. Or maybe crowbar Matt Cassel in the knee cap on the sideline. Because that was about the only thing that could have helped our defense -- keep the Broncos offense off the field. As soon as that first drive was over, you could tell they were in a good groove. They knew who to go after, and their offensive line was having their way with us. Giving the ball right back to them was killer, and then doing it again was just the nail in the coffin. They needed to keep that offense off the field long enough so they couldn't maintain a rhythm or keep their confidence that high.
I agree and I was even calling for Brokie. I was wanting to watch the comedy that would of ensured with Haley. Brodie would of brought out last years cussing Haley. It would o made me smile on a gloomy football day.

Ever since I became a chiefs fan in 1987. We have always had HOF backup qbs onthe bench.
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Defensive line was consistently blown off the ball today, and the lack of a NT is really starting to be apparent. Smith wasn't even close enough to grab a penis today.
They were the more physical football team today. Both lines were over matched all day. Not even close. He'll I can't think of one player on our team that didn't get abused today. Were not a tough football team.
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