32 in 32 - Chiefs

[DRU]

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-network-total-access/09000d5d82a5aa7d/32-in-32-Chiefs?module=HP11_content_stream

No real news here, but it's Chiefs material.

[Simply Red]

thanks dru.

[Hammock Parties]

Sounds like she gave Cassel a beej in college.

[Simply Red]

Totally agree w/ Dukes, but hey, just wait until they decide that Cassel is NOT the answer, and we get our man.

[Simply Red]

Sounds like she gave Cassel a beej in college.

she's tasty, i thought the same thing. She's been fucked hard, you can tell from her diction.

[Hammock Parties]

Beautiful fucking work by NFL Network, slamming that shithead choice of an OC and exposing Cassel for being such a waste of our time.

Also, "No."

That sums up this regime.

[Hammock Parties]

I'm tweeting to Jamie Dukes right now to thank him for that.

[Simply Red]

she's got thinning hair though, i'm not real crazy about that part of her.

[Simply Red]

I'm tweeting to Jamie Dukes right now to thank him for that.

Tell him to lay off of the biscuits and that we in Atlanta miss him on 680thefan.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Can you believe we're already in Year 4 of the Matt Cassel Era in Kansas City?

It seems like just yesterday Charlie Weis was grinning ear-to-ear after landing Tom Brady's backup. Weis is long gone, while Cassel has sandwiched one good season between two forgettable campaigns at Arrowhead.

In a league not known for patience, it's certainly possible the Chiefs will explore their options if Cassel can't get the team back into playoff contention in 2012.

The Chiefs' offense also hinges on Brian Daboll, who was hired this offseason to replace the retired Bill Muir as offensive coordinator. Daboll earned Crennel's respect during their time with the New England Patriots, but Daboll doesn't come to Kansas City with a killer resume running NFL offenses. The Dolphins ranked 22nd in the league in 2011, while his two seasons in Cleveland ended with rankings of 29th (2010) and dead last (2009).

Of course, Daboll has more talent to work with these days, inheriting an offense that includes wide receiver Dwayne Bowe, running back Jamaal Charles and emerging tight end Tony Moeaki.

Both Charles and Moeaki are coming back from serious knee injuries, but the Chiefs can't hope for 10 wins until their top performers get all the way back. The Chiefs have the Atlanta Falcons, Buffalo Bills, New Orleans Saints and San Diego Chargers on the schedule in the first month of the regular season, four teams capable of turning games into a shootout.

If the Chiefs can't match the firepower, it could be a long season for Romeo Crennel, a man who already has history working against him.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/09000d5d82a5b388/article/matt-cassel-chiefs-offense-shoulder-playoff-hopes

[mcaj22]

i'm glad the media actually admits that the Chiefs have a good positional off season and good positional talent to note at the end of the day it all comes down to our shithead mediocre QB that all this talent will sink or swim with. Thanks for wasting the prime of a lot of good players on the Chiefs, Matt Cassel.

[BossChief]

I'm tweeting to Jamie Dukes right now to thank him for that.

Dude, tweet him a link to the post of all the Stanzi gifs.

SHOW HIM WHAT'S SITTING BEHIND DOOR #2.

[saphojunkie]

I'm fairly certain Jamie Dukes has to be a Planeteer, because he straight-up HATES Matt Cassel.

[saphojunkie]

Dude, tweet him a link to the post of all the Stanzi gifs.

SHOW HIM WHAT'S SITTING BEHIND DOOR #2.

Send me the link too!

[big nasty kcnut]

Matt cassel sucks and always sucks now let see behind door no.2 stanzi i want to see him play

[Sofa King]

Matt cassel sucks and always sucks now let see behind door no.2 stanzi i want to see him play

Did you just paraphrase what bosschief already said in this thread?