Yeah, but on the same token, I would rather have no direction in year 1 than to move moronically in the wrong direction. Most of the guys signed are 1-3 year guys with easy-to-cut contracts. I'd be more concerned if we signed a ton of expensive, long-term guys who ended up being busts. So far, Cassel appears to be the only one of those guys that might fit into that category.

I don't think he's moved into the wrong direction. It's just been frustrating that there hasn't been much direction at all. Maybe the direction becomes more clear now that he has Phil Emery in full charge of the college scouts. ANd maybe some of the reluctance on his part was that without an offensive coordinator and a fill-in defensive coordinator, you don't fully know what your long-term offensive and defensive plans are. I don't know. These are reasons why I'm willing to wait until this offseason to decide.

Because I have to. That's the way it is. I can't just switch teams.

And please remember... criticizing the team doesn't equal hating the team. I can criticize them without raising my blood pressure.

Oh, and here I thought you were a late arriving Royals fan, just jumping on the bandwagon. LMAO.

****ing Kansas City...

I think if we truly hated the team we wouldn't spend this much time breaking down decisions.

No. You hate the team. You WANT them to fail.

How much blame does Haley and his staff deserve for the Chiefs situation?

The Chiefs beat the defending Super Bowl Champions -- After a slow start in the first half, Cassel and the Chiefs came back strong to beat the Steelers 27-24 in OT.

So how is Haley not catching any blame for his failure to get the most out of these players after they beat the defending Super Bowl Champions? Haley should be getting some serious scrutiny.

Here is what Hines Ward had to say after the game:
Interesting -- Read this article published by the Pittsburgh Post Gazzette: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/09327...#ixzz0Zuk42MM8

Cassel By Half 1st half 2nd/OT
Comp-att 4-10 - 2nd/OT 11-20
Yards 35 - 2nd/OT 213
TD-Int 0-0 - 2nd/OT 2-0
Passer rtg 50.0 - 2nd/OT 125.6

-- ESPN Stats and Information

Which is why you are always around when they win. Oh wait, nevermind.

So who's to blame for the Giants' no show defense this season?

On the Giants' defense:
Bill Sheridan Giants first year defensive coordinator will most likely be fired at the end of the year -- If Sheridan is involved with this franchise next year it will cost Tom Coughlin his job. Believe it.

NY Post
(Defensive Coordinator) Sheridan on Giants hotseat
http://www.nypost.com/p/sports/giants/bunch_of_bill_oney_MhoFAB8doxe3DmDDb4Ih0M#ixzz0ZuOXn54B

100% true.

What seems to be going on around here lately though, is that any kind of positive thats raised, outside of superficial Charles, Flowers praise, is considered 'gullible homer' talk... completely beneath consideration, Negative is the New Black @ the Planet.

Cassel was right about 1 thing, even the most knowledgeable fans dont really know exactly what they are seeing on a given play... me, you & every other deliciously wordy ironic genious here included. No, its not a defense of Castles play or any other positions... Except Charles1... its a defense of the truth. Players have been saying to fans for generations 'you dont always see what you think you see' because its true.

Thats not being a ****ing homer, thats recognizing the truth... not a defense of Cassels wobbles or Haleys often questionable decisions... as much as some of you would like to think you have it all worked out... you. dont. This entire organization is learning an entirely new way of being after 20 or so years.

Pioli! Pioli! wherefore art thou Pioli!... if the 'Everything Is Wrong Period' crowd is right, lets just sell the team to Anaheim... please, lets give it some time... some bad early decisions were made regarding available talent i agree, but lets not throw the baby out with the proverbial.

Homer... thats become as used up as 'liberal'.