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Chiefs buzz: Croyle lacking game action
Chiefs buzz: Croyle lacking game action
Practice isn’t like a game Quarterback Brodie Croyle hasn’t played in a game since the preseason and now will probably start Sunday’s game against the Chargers in place of Matt Cassel. As much practice as the Chiefs give Croyle — it’s a considerable amount this week, but normally not much — practice isn’t the same as a game because it’s conducted at a much slower speed. The Chiefs in recent weeks had several chances to get Croyle playing time. They fell hopelessly behind the Broncos in Denver a month ago and since then held sizable leads against the Cardinals and Seahawks in the fourth quarter. In each case, coach Todd Haley kept Cassel in the game. “With where you are in some of those games, you’re not going to be throwing the football,” Haley said. “I don’t know that you’re not getting some of the same things in practice.” Cassel didn’t practice again Thursday after having an appendectomy a day earlier. Unless the Chiefs break one of Haley’s rules, Cassel would have to practice today to play in San Diego. “The policy is you have to have some semblance of practice,” Haley said. “We’ll see as the week plays out exactly where we are. Right now we’ve got two days under our belt, and we’ve got two more left.” Getting the ball to Bowe The Chiefs failed to get the ball to wide receiver Dwayne Bowe in last week’s game against Denver, and it’s probably no coincidence they scored only 10 points in beating the Broncos. The Chargers undoubtedly took note of the connection and will probably make a similar effort to take Bowe out of the game. “That can’t be something that we allow to happen one way or another,” Haley said. “It’s our job as coaches to find ways to help the receivers. It’s the receiver’s duty to continue to step his game up against the competition and make plays. That’s what I fully expect from Dwayne. He’s trying to continue to make steps to being a really good player in the league, and this is the next step for him, going against really good competition that knows he’s one of the guys that gets the football a bunch.” Wiegmann can relate Center Casey Wiegmann missed the final exhibition game and the regular-season opener in 2001 after having an appendectomy in a procedure similar to Cassel’s. “It took me a couple of weeks,” Wiegmann said. “They didn’t want to rush me back too fast. I could have played in one week, but they just didn’t want to risk it for the rest of the year.” Injury report The Chiefs made one change to their practice report. They said reserve defensive back Donald Washington (ankle) was limited in practice. He didn’t practice the day before. Safety Kendrick Lewis (ankle) was also limited. Cassel was the only other player listed, and he didn’t practice because of what the Chiefs continued to call an illness. |
I think the primary thing you can take advantage of is his amazing arm strength. Send some go routes early on, soften up that defense, and then pound the rock.
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I can't believe how much little faith people have in Croyle. Ya he hasn't won a game. He also played on a team that was fighting for the #1 draft pick. He didn't have a #1 running game to hide behind. Are you guys so nervous because you dont think Croyle can hand the ball off to Jones or Charles or throw the typical 5 yard slants, dump offs, or screen passes that Weis asks of Cassel. Give me a break. The guy can do what Cassel does + some things Cassel cant.
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Bubbles are for reeruns who blow spit bubbles on the bus. ENOUGH. |
Brodie is going to surprise a lot of folks. With a better line and running game, Brodie never had much of a chance when he was healthy. I'd say he is stronger and does have more experience with Haley style. He was jacked up by Herm's team.
GO BRODIE!!! GO CHIEFS!!! Rock ON!!! |
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Croyle has never shown himself to be more accurate than Cassel. He may have a cannon arm but he doesn't control it very well. |
Brodie is a lifetime 57% passer. Accuracy? You guys are on ****ing crack.
The guy is 0-9 as a starter. About to be 0-10. For the ****ing life of me I cannot understand what bitches are so excited about. The most important game for this team in almost a decade, and our could-be pro bowl QB is out, and people are jacking their wenis to see a guy play with a 57% accuracy percentage, 0-9 as a starter, and has a 1 to 1 TD to pick ratio. Like I said before in that poll, Chief fans are the dumbest fans of ****ing all. At least a bunch of the ones on this board are. |
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The whole post is sarcasm... Read it again and put your little thinking cap on this morning.... BTW, I am was/is a big Brokie supporter.. Until Cassel showed us why the trade was worth it... I really hope he fills in nicely this weekend and we can move on with Cassel next weekend... you have to remember some people just spew shit about Croyle because they hate Cassel without reason... They would rather lose games, bitch about everything, than to watch these guys grow and build a solid team. |
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Dude, settle down. Youre a solid poster, no need to go full Dane on everyone... its only a few people that are happy about Cassels injury.. Not everyone... |
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I am hoping and praying that we dont miss a beat and Croyle shows that he is worth resigning this offseason as the backup.. but to think that were going to be some downfield air it out team now that Brokie is in playing, is pretty ****ing stupid if you ask me... When has Weis EVER been a huge Al Davis wannabe downfield guy? Never as far as I can remember... |
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That's one thing you have to give Cassel, he's a tough son of a bitch and can take a shot. |
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If Croyle somehow eeks out a win it doesn't change anything. The dude would still be 1-9 as a starter. We don't need to "evaluate" Croyle at all. I can't believe I keep reading that. The dude is not going to challenge for the starting spot here, and no one is going to give up draft picks for the guy either. Nothing of REAL value anyway. Like I said, it's like ****ing bizarro world around here. Unreal. |
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Cassel was 4-12 last year Not much difference |
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11-5 and 0-9 and 8-4 and 0-9 See what I did there? Thanks for playing. |
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No Kidding, the Great Brokie could have turned it around those last 7 games and went 7 - 9, maybe at least 5-11 ? :rolleyes: No ? :banghead: Everybody just settle down. The situation is what it is. None of us can change it except the Chiefs coaches. It's up to them to regroup and put forth a game plan that the Chargers may not even think about. With this in mind, Brodie has been out of playing time for a while, look for SD to put the heat on him early and often. 1st play, check the Hot route ( blitz ) and if giving enough time, go long on the 1st play, send a signal that none of this 8 men in the box crap. Personally, if we block the line correctly, with Charles & Jones on the 8 men in the box it could produce some BIG GAINS. I say the Chargers are the ones that have to figure out how to play us now. |
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I think because Croyle was drafted by KC that a lot of people want him to be "the one" and are fairly blind to the reality that he just isn't that good. May make a serviceable back up though. We will see Sunday. |
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http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showt...77#post7242677 Post #63 http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showt...23#post7242623 post # 56 It is how I feel, and I know how you feel, and I didn't call you a stupid cock sucking son of bitching ignorant arrogant bastard for it either. |
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Does Brodie give us a better chance of winning than Cassel? Uh, not no but hell no. |
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The rest of the six wins, was done by keeping Cassel from losing the games. If you know half as much about football as you spout off that you do, you know this. If Brodie had half the opportunities Cassel has had, in my opinion he would do better. He actually did something in college, besides warming the bench. He was universally acclaimed for his talent. Is he the final answer? Probably not, but anyone that thinks Cassel is, is kidding themselves. But go on, run your mouth brilliant one. |
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:huh: |
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The rest of your shit, wow. If Brodie were that good, he's not 0-9 as a ****ing starter. What part about that don't you get????? |
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One player a team make ? Hardly, howbeit, we all know a good QB is a vital part. Was Frank Reich a GREAT starting QB ? No, but when called upon in backup time the team rallied around him and made him look like a saint. There has been many of backup QB's that thought they were # 1 material, finally moving on to find they were not what they thought they were. We get the chance this weekend to see if this team is really making strides. |
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Now, shut the **** up. |
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week 5 against the Texas he 20 of 29 for 201 with 3 TD's and no picks including what should have been the game winning drive but the defense folded 62% for 193 and 2 TD's no picks in a blowout win against Zona 69% for 233 with 4 TD's and zero picks on the road in Seattle 55% for for 196 and a TD with no picks last week It's already been disproved that Denver was NOT playing a prevent or soft zone in that game in the second half where they blitzed 25 times. So there's 6 games at least. Brodie is 0-9 as a starter. /thread |
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What the **** are you talking about? When has Cassel gone 23 and 4? This year he is 8 and 4. Last year he was 4 and 11 with the same team Brodie was 0 and 1 with. If you are going to make excuses for Cassel and the Weather, the last time Brodie played, his Offensive Coordinator had just been fired, dumbass. He didn't have the coaching and support that Cassel has had. That is why I am excited to see what he does, is that so ****ing hard for you dumbass? No where did I say I was glad Cassel was out, I said I was more excited to see Brodie play, which I am. |
My guess croyle will go 18-26 269 2tds with 1 Int..
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You go 20-29 for 209 with 3 TD's and no picks including what should have been the game winning drive and that doesn't count? Yes, you are a moron. Go eat a big pile of camel shit. |
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But then reality reared its ugly head in the Denver game. Now I want to see him pull one out of the fire, make a comeback. I want to see what he can do when the running game isn't working. I hope like hell he does it, because the team is clearly going to have him a while. |
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I called it! I said there would be all sorts of caveats by the Cassel haters. It's unreal how much hate there is for the guy. Best QB play we have had in years and "reality reared its head" because of last week, when he actually played just fine. And we won. Wow, I mean words can't describe how stupid...... |
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Remind me again how many "good games" has Brodie Croyle ever had? |
I just read that Vincent Jackson wants to play and that Gates is gonna play as well.
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Words can not describe it, it was similar to the sack in Denver that allowed them to go up 35-0, after he had already shit his pants on the previous drives. |
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But hey, each to their own... You see it one way, I see it another. |
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It's like you spend your time inhaling ether. |
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One couldnt even put a sentence together to describe shitting their pants... I agree with you.. They shit their ****ing pants.... Biggest issue fans HATE about football, The whole team sport concept.. Its in fanbases every where, not just in KC... |
Croyle didnt play terrible against a good BAL defense in week 1 of last year after Gailey was fired.....at least he didnt throw any picks....had 2 TD's iirc
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Then Cassel folded like like a cheap suit when he got hit and fumbled, which was ran back for a TD. 28+7=35 But he did look great in two games! Hopefully it will be many more. Now go throw some more coal in the heater, and STFU. |
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But no, we should all be pissed that Cassel is out, and just give the **** up. |
Brodie will do okay, I think.
He'll throw the short dump-off in the flat at 120 mph. Other than that, I think he'll do fine. He really isn't a bad quarterback ... skill-wise. He's had phenomenally bad injury luck throughout his career but he keeps rehabbing and coming back. He must like the game, or something. As for his pro record, Herm can screw up an anvil. I have faith that a Haley/Weis Brodie is a vastly different animal than a Herm Brodie. FAX |
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That's what you are ****ing are so giddy about? When Cassel puts up those stats, he sucks. When Croyle does it, you're rubbing one out to it. You guys are ****ing stupid. Wow. |
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Different. See? FAX |
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Can you explain it again? |
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