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Minnesota has 2 wins. San Diego is under .500. |
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eh, that probably doesn't make my point. The point being that the receivers jobs were made easier and YAC wasn't as much of a REQUIREMENT that it is when the pass leaves Cassel's hands... |
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If Orton plays out the rest of the season like he did today, he deserves the starting job hands down with no concern for "competition". I wasn't an Orton supporter but after not having a real quarterback in this offense since Trent Green, the potential of this team looks completely different with him in there. I believe a win like this could absolutely bond players with coach, with quarterback. If he continues like he did today, we should not draft a QB first round, he shouldn't have to look over his shoulder. The job should be completely his. If a highly ranked qb falls to a lower round, that's different.
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Cassel is, has and will always be shit. |
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We've setup that reverse MULTIPLE times this season. That misdirection play has been in this offense since the day Haley arrived. Do you guys even watch the games? I guess the delayed draw to McCluster up the middle was new too right? |
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You have no idea what you're talking about. None. |
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Once the receivers adjust to having someone competent of running an NFL offense, you'll see more TDs. You have to walk before you run, but today was on hell of a great start! I'll enjoy the win today, and we'll see how things play out next week. But for now..... :toast: |
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And they've been getting the plays in on time since the FIRST TIME Palko started. You only see what you want to see, it's pretty clear. |
Only senseless Chiefs fan would point to a game where Cassel led to us 30 yards of offense in one half as a good one (@SD).
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