yeah dumbass i can read and 90% of your posts lately have sounded like a baby who's mom took away the tit.

He obviously disagreed with those moves. He can disagree without being upset, just as I am doing with you right now, brushing aside your ignorant speculative comment about my literacy.

well if you cant tell he's been upset the i dont know what else the problem is...

I know what the problem is. You're speculating about someone's state of mind over the internet, which is not exactly smart.

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YEAH i didnt get shit there

Actually, the distance the ball travels in the air is about 55 yards, since it is thrown in the middle of the field at about the 45 and caught on the sideline at the 15. The question was not the accuracy of the pass, but whether or not anyone could show me a video of a "deep pass" by Cassel that was not FLOATED. I am not questioning Matt's accuracy, but rather his arm strength. There is no way to deny that pass is floated. It has a high arc and spends about four seconds in the air. A "zipped" pass is "flat" and "fast." A "floater" is soft with lots of arc and much longer time in the air. So, once again, I ask the Red Planet here, can anyone show me a pass by Cassel of more than 25 yards in the air that is a ZIPPED flat fastball, not a floating arcing sky high softball???

Start the Jeopardy! music...

ok and you are doing the same thing no? i mean saying he's not upset is the same as saying he is.

I guess I'd have to just take his word for it, since, you know, his feelings are the topic of discussion. Jesus.ROFL

Oh, garbage. His arm is stronger than Trent Green's.

If you find fault with this throw you're a fool.

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ok well read some posts. if you can throw the fits he does and post about the same ****ing thing for hours on end you probably are upset

Honestly, if you cannot or will not read what I post, there is no sense replying. That is not a ZIPPED deep pass. It is a FLOATER. It is an accurate FLOATER, but it is indeed a FLOATER. It isn't a perfect spiral and Moss actually has to wait about a half second for it to get there. It is late getting there because it lacks MUSTARD, ZIP, ARM STRENGTH, LAZER...

Can you understand that ACCURACY and ARM STRENGTH are 2 different things???

Circular logic.

Trent Green had a weak arm for an NFL starter. The greatness of the Chief Offense during Trent's tenure here was the OFFENSIVE LINE, which was the best OL in recent history of the NFL. Priest Holmes and each and every one of his backups got 150 yards per game without much trouble BECAUSE OF THE OL. Trent Green's passer rating was excellent because Trent had time to see the field and step into his throws.

Put Trent Green behind a sorry offensive line and, well, what did the last Chief playoff game look like???

most is, life is a circle