Cassel did, does, and will always suck

[Thig Lyfe]

I had backed off on my Cassel hate in the second half of the season because he actually started to play with a modicum of competence. But I never stopped being wary of him, because he was playing well against shitty, shitty ****ing teams.

But today is proof positive that Cassel is NOT the answer. He will NOT be a franchise quarterback. He simply doesn't have the ability or the intelligence that is required. He never really progressed this season; he just managed to not shit himself against the NFC West.

Can we all just agree that he's not the answer? Please?

[ChiefsCountry]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

Horrible force by Cassel, but where can you see Bowe wide open down the field?

I was at the game. As were lots of other CP members who can vouch for it as well.

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

the mother****er missed the hot route multiple times, when the WR was exactly where the the blitzer was, but instead he was too focused on that pressure instead of the hot read. When one or more blitzer comes for the QB someone is always open in the opposition's backfield.

The defense held the Raven's Offense to 10 points in the 1st half. Though in the 2nd hald Half Cassel in his glorious ineptness, as a franchise QB didn't help his team like he should and the defense was on the field a long ass time, and once the Raven's decided to stack the line with 8 men the box plus blitzers Cassel became shell shocked, and lost his composure because he couldn't take advantage of that.

Make some more excuses please, because that's all you fall back on since Cassel can't make his team better, but rather the team needs to make him look better.

Can you give me an example.. I want to know what play was called.
The OL protection, each route of each wr and rb protection and/or route..
Who had hot reads, what the OL hot reads for Blitzing was.

And I want to know what Cassel was supposed to do and his progression and reads...

Can you get that for me?

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC

Can you give me an example.. I want to know what play was called.
The OL protection, each route of each wr and rb protection and/or route..
Who had hot reads, what the OL hot reads for Blitzing was.

And I want to know what Cassel was supposed to do and his progression and reads...

Can you get that for me?

So your saying that, he did all these properly even with the INTs, and forces?( like the video that was shown by ChiefsCountry) There was one exactly I remember which was a crossing route where an LB zone blitzed and O'Connell was at the exact place where the blitz came from but Cassel didn't spot him because he was looking right at the passrush.


keep on making excuses

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

So your saying that, he did all these properly even with the INTs, and forces?( like the video that was shown by ChiefsCountry) There was one exactly I remember which was a crossing route where an LB zone blitzed and O'Connell was at the exact place where the blitz came from but Cassel didn't spot him because he was looking right at the passrush.


keep on making excuses

Not making excuses for him or the team sucking in the playoffs... What I am looking for is what actually went down on that play. A Break down of the play and coaches notes...

Otherwise were all just speculating with opinions, excuses and agendas.

The Cassel hate dick measuring fest is beyond tiring and old...

[Chiefnj2]

Originally Posted by Reerun_KC

Not making excuses for him or the team sucking in the playoffs... What I am looking for is what actually went down on that play. A Break down of the play and coaches notes...

Otherwise were all just speculating with opinions, excuses and agendas.

The Cassel hate dick measuring fest is beyond tiring and old...

You know what went down on all the passing attempts. Protection was good, the receivers all were open from the get-go, Cassel panicked, Cassel didn't look down field, Cassel stared at the pass rush that developed 6 seconds after the snap and he threw the ball to the only covered receiver after staring the guy down the entire time.

[PGM]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

You know what went down on all the passing attempts. Protection was good, the receivers all were open from the get-go, Cassel panicked, Cassel didn't look down field, Cassel stared at the pass rush that developed 6 seconds after the snap and he threw the ball to the only covered receiver after staring the guy down the entire time.

Tribal watches the game with a headset. All the plays and protections are whispered into his ear by Haley.

[Halfcan]

This is a new year= all you Matt haters will be eating Crow big time when he rocks us to a SB Victory!!!

[SNR]

Originally Posted by Halfcan

This is a new year= all you Matt haters will be eating Crow big time when he rocks us to a SB Victory!!!

Just calling it like we see it, bro.

If Cassel improves against tough teams this year, I guarantee you we'll be the first to notice it.

[MOhillbilly]

Ummm i listen to the games and watch the tv. Radio is just a ****hair faster so you can read the play as it develops from the real time radio broadcast. Casshole flat out made piss poor judgement calls when the ball was in his hands.


Lenny lost his ****in shit as casshole made more and more bonehead reads.

[kc rush]

Originally Posted by MOhillbilly

Ummm i listen to the games and watch the tv. Radio is just a ****hair faster so you can read the play as it develops from the real time radio broadcast. Casshole flat out made piss poor judgement calls when the ball was in his hands.


Lenny lost his ****in shit as casshole made more and more bonehead reads.

Just curious, have you ever been given a scouting report on Cassel by your uncle? I'd love to know what other teams think.

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

You know what went down on all the passing attempts. Protection was good, the receivers all were open from the get-go, Cassel panicked, Cassel didn't look down field, Cassel stared at the pass rush that developed 6 seconds after the snap and he threw the ball to the only covered receiver after staring the guy down the entire time.

All of this is pure speculation... Which will stay that way until you get factual evidence.

What I do know it was a passing play and it failed. Other than that without real information from the game tapes, play called, protection breakdowns and hot reads. All I can do is speculate and voice my disapproval for the end result.

Dont give me this bullshit that you really know what is going on...

[Detoxing]

This thread makes me sad. Hopefully the whole team can take a step forward this season.

[leviw]

Originally Posted by Chiefnj2

You know what went down on all the passing attempts. Protection was good, the receivers all were open from the get-go, Cassel panicked, Cassel didn't look down field, Cassel stared at the pass rush that developed 6 seconds after the snap and he threw the ball to the only covered receiver after staring the guy down the entire time.

Personally, I love a QB who can stare at two different things at two different depths moving in two different directions simultaneously.

[Reerun_KC]

Originally Posted by leviw

Personally, I love a QB who can stare at two different things at two different depths moving in two different directions simultaneously.

Maybe Cassel has a bad case of the fish eye and needs some medical treatement?

[MOhillbilly]

Originally Posted by kc rush

Just curious, have you ever been given a scouting report on Cassel by your uncle? I'd love to know what other teams think.

Nope. I chat with my cousins more than him. i could probably/maybe get one in the future.