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Kylo Ren · 08:51 AM

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Mark Cassell sucks!

**KcMizzou** · 08-07-2012, 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Cassel's Reckoning

Ignorant fools, all of them.

Heh.

-King- · 08-07-2012, 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

Don't think Powe makes it.

The dude they picked up from the Jets is having a great camp, plus we need another DE.

I've heard one report saying he looks lost out there.

But then again, I havent heard ANYTHING about Powe so he could be doing just as bad.

O.city · 08-07-2012, 07:14 PM

Nah, Ropatitui is having a good camp, he'll make the team.

O.city · 08-07-2012, 07:15 PM

Still wondering who will be the surprise cut. You know some young guy who's busting his assk makes the team.

**BigMeatballDave** · 08-07-2012, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

Nah, Ropatitui is having a good camp, he'll make the team.

Ratatouille?

O.city · 08-07-2012, 07:18 PM

I was thinking Lilja might get cut, but they've been giving him a rep or two at center so he's sticking around.

Although maybe thats for him to be the swing inside guy, when Allen takes his spot.

**RealSNR** · 08-07-2012, 07:20 PM

Rapeatitty

Fish · 08-07-2012, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by aturnis

Didn't know if anyone took the time to follow Ian Rapoport as he was live tweeting from practice today along with the KC media. This might be a repost, but here's a little Berry snippet...

"I feel good as Hell."

Hammock Parties · 08-07-2012, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by SNR

Rapeatitty

We have a winner.

**Dave Lane** · 08-07-2012, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

No, the main reason they went to the SB, was their OC, who we stupidly fired.

No shit, although its important we blame every bad thing on him so everyone feels better.

mcaj22 · 08-07-2012, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by SNR

Dorsey, Gregg, Jackson, Bailey, Gilberry, Gordon, Bair, Powe

8. That's kind of a lot when you consider there are some 4-3 teams in the NFL who carry that many as well.

they kept 9 I thought. Maybe it was 8.

Red Beans · 08-07-2012, 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

Don't think Powe makes it.

The dude they picked up from the Jets is having a great camp, plus we need another DE.

Maybe Powe to the PS? Can they sneak him on?

Marcellus · 08-07-2012, 08:27 PM

http://www.kansascity.com/2012/08/07...-carinals.html

Chiefs’ joint practice with Cardinals has bright spots and failures

By ADAM TEICHER

The Kansas City Star
ST. JOSEPH -- It was impossible to determine an overall winner in Tuesday’s joint practice with the visiting Arizona Cardinals, but the Chiefs obviously had their share of individual successes and failures.
Their biggest victory came late in practice in a 2-minute drill. Jon Baldwin, already one of the stars of training camp, rescued a slightly underthrown pass by quarterback Matt Cassel. The 6-foot-4 Baldwin went up high to snatch the ball away from 5-8 Arizona defensive back Michael Adams, who appeared he would have a certain interception.
“That’s Baldwin,’’ Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. “That’s what he does. He makes plays. When we give him the chance, he’ll make the play for us.’’
The Chiefs emerged with no apparent injuries, another victory. The members of their ACL club — running back Jamaal Charles, safety Eric Berry and tight end Tony Moeaki — participated without being limited in their number of snaps.
Berry, in fact, took it upon himself to cover Arizona’s premier receiver, Larry Fitzgerald, in one-on-one passing drills.
“I just wanted to go out and just get a taste against one of the best,’’ Berry said. “You want to see where you’re at with one of the best. I thrive off competition. I love a challenge. Why not go out there (against Fitzgerald)? He’s one of the best players in the league.’’
His big grin afterward told the story. Berry not only was effective against Fitzgerald, but he was truly back after missing all but a handful of plays last season because of his knee injury.
“I feel like I did good,’’ Berry said. “I felt like I was playing ball out there.’’
As for the defeats, Cassel committed a turnover when a blocker pushed back into him as he was setting up to make a throw. The ball wound up on the ground for a fumble.
“You’ve got to protect the ball,’’ quarterbacks coach Jim Zorn said. “He was getting ready to throw and had the ball in one hand, and it just popped out.’’
Ricky Stanzi had the turn to be the second-string quarterback and he didn’t have a good day. In his 2-minute drill, one of Stanzi’s passes was dropped by Arizona linebacker Quan Sturdivant in what should have been an easy interception.
Stanzi’s next throw was intercepted by cornerback James Nixon.
In the practice, the Chiefs even had their ties. They didn’t get a touchdown on Cassel’s 2-minute drill, but they did get a field goal, a 52-yarder by Ryan Succop that cleared the crossbar with little room to spare.
“We’ve been working hard in the 2-minute (drill),’’ offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said. “We’ve been improving on it each day we’re out here. The line’s doing a good job protecting, Matt’s making some good reads, and the receivers are coming down with some good catches. We’ve got a long ways to go with it.’’
The teams meet again Friday night at Arrowhead Stadium in the Chiefs’ preseason opener. Both teams will practice again today at Missouri Western, but their workouts will be separate.
The workout wasn’t as intense as many joint practices are. Crennel said he warned the Chiefs about fighting with the Cardinals, who also seemed uninterested in anything but football. There was nothing close to a brawl or even a shoving match.
The teams spent most of the day on two fields, the Chiefs’ offense against the Arizona defense on one and the Cardinals’ offense against the Kansas City defense on the other. Crennel spent much of the day watching the Chiefs on offense, something unusual for him since he’s also the defensive coordinator.
Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt was with the Arizona offense and the Kansas City defense, so Crennel went over to the other field to help keep peace, if needed, there.
“Having a head coach on each field was probably needed,’’ he said.
The teams ran the same drills they normally would have had they practiced separately.
“I think we got a lot out of it,’’ Daboll said. “Good competition. Overall, we had a good work day.’’
Crennel said: “I thought it was good work. We worked hard against each other and they were protective of each other, also. We went through several situations, and I thought it was good.’’

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/08/07...#storylink=cpy

Hammock Parties · 08-07-2012, 08:35 PM

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They didn’t get a touchdown on Cassel’s 2-minute drill

**BossChief** · 08-07-2012, 08:51 PM

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Originally Posted by O.city

I'm anxious to see our Oline this preseason. Hearing mixed things about them.

It's gonna take a few games to jell.

...

Teicher is a damn clown.

Everyone else reports how Cassel threw a couple picks and almost had another on a badly underthrown ball that Baldwin saved...but Teicher says it was "slightly underthrown"...when a 5'8" corner almost has an easy interception when covering a 6'5" beast, the pass had to be terrible.

Then, he doesnt give Stanzi any credit for leading multiple touchdown drives, but is quick to point out his two mistakes (on back to back plays)

I'll take a qb that throws 3 tds (and has 10 completions in a row in the process) and throws one pick....ALL DAY.

I don't care what college he went to...I'm not reading about Cassel or Quinns touchdown driveS today.

From what I gathered, Stanzi threw 3 td passes against Arizonas second team and Quinn and Cassel combined for one.

Oh well.

**** it.

I expect Stanzi to throw fire in preseason and get buried as third on the depth chart anyway.

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Marcellus Diablo Negro Join Date: Sep 2003 Casino cash: $-427338	http://www.kansascity.com/2012/08/07...-carinals.html Chiefs’ joint practice with Cardinals has bright spots and failures By ADAM TEICHER The Kansas City Star ST. JOSEPH -- It was impossible to determine an overall winner in Tuesday’s joint practice with the visiting Arizona Cardinals, but the Chiefs obviously had their share of individual successes and failures. Their biggest victory came late in practice in a 2-minute drill. Jon Baldwin, already one of the stars of training camp, rescued a slightly underthrown pass by quarterback Matt Cassel. The 6-foot-4 Baldwin went up high to snatch the ball away from 5-8 Arizona defensive back Michael Adams, who appeared he would have a certain interception. “That’s Baldwin,’’ Chiefs coach Romeo Crennel said. “That’s what he does. He makes plays. When we give him the chance, he’ll make the play for us.’’ The Chiefs emerged with no apparent injuries, another victory. The members of their ACL club — running back Jamaal Charles, safety Eric Berry and tight end Tony Moeaki — participated without being limited in their number of snaps. Berry, in fact, took it upon himself to cover Arizona’s premier receiver, Larry Fitzgerald, in one-on-one passing drills. “I just wanted to go out and just get a taste against one of the best,’’ Berry said. “You want to see where you’re at with one of the best. I thrive off competition. I love a challenge. Why not go out there (against Fitzgerald)? He’s one of the best players in the league.’’ His big grin afterward told the story. Berry not only was effective against Fitzgerald, but he was truly back after missing all but a handful of plays last season because of his knee injury. “I feel like I did good,’’ Berry said. “I felt like I was playing ball out there.’’ As for the defeats, Cassel committed a turnover when a blocker pushed back into him as he was setting up to make a throw. The ball wound up on the ground for a fumble. “You’ve got to protect the ball,’’ quarterbacks coach Jim Zorn said. “He was getting ready to throw and had the ball in one hand, and it just popped out.’’ Ricky Stanzi had the turn to be the second-string quarterback and he didn’t have a good day. In his 2-minute drill, one of Stanzi’s passes was dropped by Arizona linebacker Quan Sturdivant in what should have been an easy interception. Stanzi’s next throw was intercepted by cornerback James Nixon. In the practice, the Chiefs even had their ties. They didn’t get a touchdown on Cassel’s 2-minute drill, but they did get a field goal, a 52-yarder by Ryan Succop that cleared the crossbar with little room to spare. “We’ve been working hard in the 2-minute (drill),’’ offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said. “We’ve been improving on it each day we’re out here. The line’s doing a good job protecting, Matt’s making some good reads, and the receivers are coming down with some good catches. We’ve got a long ways to go with it.’’ The teams meet again Friday night at Arrowhead Stadium in the Chiefs’ preseason opener. Both teams will practice again today at Missouri Western, but their workouts will be separate. The workout wasn’t as intense as many joint practices are. Crennel said he warned the Chiefs about fighting with the Cardinals, who also seemed uninterested in anything but football. There was nothing close to a brawl or even a shoving match. The teams spent most of the day on two fields, the Chiefs’ offense against the Arizona defense on one and the Cardinals’ offense against the Kansas City defense on the other. Crennel spent much of the day watching the Chiefs on offense, something unusual for him since he’s also the defensive coordinator. Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt was with the Arizona offense and the Kansas City defense, so Crennel went over to the other field to help keep peace, if needed, there. “Having a head coach on each field was probably needed,’’ he said. The teams ran the same drills they normally would have had they practiced separately. “I think we got a lot out of it,’’ Daboll said. “Good competition. Overall, we had a good work day.’’ Crennel said: “I thought it was good work. We worked hard against each other and they were protective of each other, also. We went through several situations, and I thought it was good.’’ Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/2012/08/07...#storylink=cpy
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