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Originally Posted by OnTheWarpath58
Actions speak louder than words.
And they keep throwing him out there, and went out of their way to get him some "help" in the offseason.
I think it's pretty clear they don't think he's the problem.
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I don't see how that's clear at all. I don't understand how you're getting from point A to point B.
If they have so much confidence in Cassel, why would they then build their offense around a power running game? And why would Charlie Weis design an offense around dink and dunks?
It's pretty clear in their gameplanning that the coaches don't have confidence in him. And I'm pretty most people are in the school of thought that the front office's moves for more offensive players is pretty blatantly signalling to Cassel that if he fails this season, he can't blame that on poor o-line play or a poor supporting cast.