USA Today: A Season to Forget in KC

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"What you have to do in the Chiefs' situation is you can't force what's not there," says former Redskins and Houston Texans general manager Charley Casserly, a television analyst for CBS Sports. "If you have to come back and play with Brady Quinn next year — it appears he's ahead of Cassel right now — you build your team up around him. Maybe you get fortunate enough to draft a quarterback in the third round, fourth round, who's better than you think. And you just go on."

Totally idiotic. You can't go into a season telling your fanbase there is no future. We may not be in the position to get a high draft pick again to choose a QB. We'll probably win 5 games next year and not have a QB in range again. What do you do then?

When the need is that great, you have to force it. At least you're telling your fanbase you're trying. I don't care if the guy we bring in fails. We can do the same thing in three years if that's the case. You can't go into the year with a known fail at QB that only threw 2 touchdowns in 7 starts, 9 games overall. We average just over 10 ten points a game with Quinn under center. You would be lucky to win any games under those circumstances.