Chiefs in the Big Show 2011

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Having earned the opportunity, could they plan, execute, and dig deep enough to win it? Is there enough hunger there to outmaneuver "superior talent"?
Could we convince Mo' Kessel to adopt a more manly and righteous "celebratory fist-pump" in the style of Billy Idol for such an event?

Discus.

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by B_Ambuehl

Casshole

'nuff said

Post fail. Nuff said

[B_Ambuehl]

So now Cassel's a superbowl QB? LOL What it must be like to be Clark Hunt. People wonder why this team never wins anything. When your fans are that gullible and will support whatever slapdick roster you throw out there why even make a real attempt to win?

[Huffman83]

While the guy has been playing better. If one would say Cassel is a Super Bowl QB, it's more in a Rex Grossman Superbowl QB kind of way.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by B_Ambuehl

So now Cassel's a superbowl QB? LOL What it must be like to be Clark Hunt. People wonder why this team never wins anything. When your fans are that gullible and will support whatever slapdick roster you throw out there why even make a real attempt to win?

I wonder?
Have you ever been right about anything?

Originally Posted by Huffman83

While the guy has been playing better. If one would say Cassel is a Super Bowl QB, it's more in a Rex Grossman Superbowl QB kind of way.

You are right.
He isn't there yet, but he's made huge strides this season, and there's no way to know whether he's reached his ceiling.

Also, the Rex Grossman comparison is off the mark.

Grossman completed fewer than 55% of his pass attempts and threw 20 picks.
But aside from stats, Grossman had a propensity to make big plays down the field which kind of overshadowed his otherwise poor play, while Cassel is playing more efficiently, without the big mistakes, but also without much in the way of big plays.

[Huffman83]

I really meant it in more of a "yes, he played in a superbowl...but he can still play horrible so that doesn't really mean shit." kind of way

[DBOSHO]

I hated cassel more than anything, but after last week, im almost a believer.

[WebGem]

If we win the division this year it's gonna make for an even tougher schedule than it already is. I wouldn't be totally shocked if KC has a setback next year, record wise. The team should be better though no doubt.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by B_Ambuehl

Casshole

'nuff said

your and idiot

'nuff said

[TinyEvel]

Discus?

http://theolympianblog.com/olympian-...as-virgilijus/

[CrazyPhuD]

6 of 9 wins are against the worst teams in the NFL.

/thread

Love it for what it is but we likely won't have a winning record next year much less a playoff slot especially if we have a 1st place schedule.

[Huffman83]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

6 of 9 wins are against the worst teams in the NFL.

/thread

Love it for what it is but we likely won't have a winning record next year much less a playoff slot especially if we have a 1st place schedule.

I think the confidence/swagger of this year would help next year. Especially if there's a run at some decent free agents and another solid draft. KC had a schedule last year that was incredibly harsh and given a few plays that didn't go KC's way. They could have won those games. There were 6 games in 2009 that were close. 3 against playoff teams that year.

[Ming the Merciless]

Originally Posted by CrazyPhuD

6 of 9 wins are against the worst teams in the NFL.

/thread

Love it for what it is but we likely won't have a winning record next year much less a playoff slot especially if we have a 1st place schedule.

right because we wont do anything to improve more or get more players...lol fail

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by DBOSHO

I hated cassel more than anything, but after last week, im almost a believer.

It's crystal clear that he is vital to the team effort. I wish he could do more, but I'm confident that he will work himself in to a better QB than we've had in a long time.