Sanchez?

[Hootie]

Man...sure glad we didn't draft him...he looks terrible.

[SenselessChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Uh, there's plenty of sacking going on as-is. Meh.

Yeah, he should be winging it around like your hero Sanchez.... that worked wonders for the Jets.

Better team by miles and still lost, despite 200 yards rushing.

Brilliant.

Oh, and the 'weather' was bad..... Sanchez complained before the game that he had never played in temps below 50 degrees....ouch, my vagina's frozen over....thats who I want leading my team, the guy griping about 44 degree weather..... I guess someone forgot to tell him NY doesn't have a dome.... what is he going to do when he has to play in negative degree weather with snow and wind?

Too bad he wasn't drafted by KC, I mean it never gets cold here.

[King_Chief_Fan]

Originally Posted by Baby Got Grbac

Man...sure glad we didn't draft him...he looks terrible.

he is what he is: first year pro player with 16 college games under his belt....no way this kid should have a bad day

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Uh, there's plenty of sacking going on as-is. Meh.

So the QB should try holding the ball even longer to throw deep passes to covered receivers? People here are already bitching because Cassel dares to hold the ball for longer than 0.3 seconds.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan

Yeah, he should be winging it around like your hero Sanchez.... that worked wonders for the Jets.

Better team by miles and still lost, despite 200 yards rushing.

Brilliant.

Oh, and the 'weather' was bad..... Sanchez complained before the game that he had never played in temps below 50 degrees....ouch, my vagina's frozen over....thats who I want leading my team, the guy griping about 44 degree weather..... I guess someone forgot to tell him NY doesn't have a dome.... what is he going to do when he has to play in negative degree weather with snow and wind?

Too bad he wasn't drafted by KC, I mean it never gets cold here.

Who's the tool now, tool?

Get bent over your excuse-making for Mark Castle; by the time he and Sanchez are on the "same level", it'll be time for Mark Castle to retire. And isn't that swell?
Sanchez is a true rook on a winning team with a rook Head Coach; I'm sure he weeps nightly for your approval.

[ChiefsCountry]

Originally Posted by King_Chief_Fan

he is what he is: first year pro player with 16 college games under his belt....no way this kid should have a bad day

Dude you are quoting an alcoholic, pill popping, racisit rapist who is a complete moron on football takes.

[LaChapelle]

Originally Posted by Stinger

Wow and to think many on this thread would not give a Rookie last year and this year on the Defensive side of the ball for the Chiefs any leeway.

On a side note I would say this was a growing pain game for Sanchez. More importantly than this game is how he bounces back after this game, I think that will be more of a test to how he will progress and how he will be perceived. Not to mention how the Jets will or will not put a leash on him.

This was his bounce back game after a bad game in Miami, and he was worse. He was trying to force things. Ryan said he thought of pulling him.

Hope New York doesn't ruin him, they'll be on him like white on rice in a styrofoam cup (edit) losing to the rival Fins and Bills.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Get bent over your excuse-making for Mark Castle; by the time he and Sanchez are on the "same level", it'll be time for Mark Castle to retire. And isn't that swell?

Uh, yeah, because Cassel is practically over the hill.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Just Passin' By

So the QB should try holding the ball even longer to throw deep passes to covered receivers? People here are already bitching because Cassel dares to hold the ball for longer than 0.3 seconds.

When he has 4 to 6 seconds in the pocket after evading the rush, making an attempt would be quite the welcome change, yes.

See the Dallas game. Evade the rush, and then "uh...uh...looking...uh...(throw it away).
Take a chance for ****'s sake.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by Brock

Uh, yeah, because Cassel is practically over the hill.

Ah yes, I forgot; this is the same crowd that thinks Warner and Favre's longevity are the norm in the NFL.

[Brock]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Ah yes, I forgot; this is the same crowd that thinks Warner and Favre's longevity are the norm in the NFL.

Even if Cassel only plays until he's 34, that's 7 freaking years from now. Come up with a worthy argument for a change. I like Sanchez, but your douchiness is almost making me hope he turns out to be a piece of shit.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Who's the tool now, tool?

Get bent over your excuse-making for Mark Castle; by the time he and Sanchez are on the "same level", it'll be time for Mark Castle to retire. And isn't that swell?
Sanchez is a true rook on a winning team with a rook Head Coach; I'm sure he weeps nightly for your approval.

wow now 3_3 is a winning team?
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[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

When he has 4 to 6 seconds in the pocket after evading the rush, making an attempt would be quite the welcome change, yes.

See the Dallas game. Evade the rush, and then "uh...uh...looking...uh...(throw it away).
Take a chance for ****'s sake.

So you want him to take the stupidest possible approach with a defense that has been giving up yards as if they are candy on Halloween.

Brilliant.

[SenselessChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Who's the tool now, tool?

Get bent over your excuse-making for Mark Castle; by the time he and Sanchez are on the "same level", it'll be time for Mark Castle to retire. And isn't that swell?
Sanchez is a true rook on a winning team with a rook Head Coach; I'm sure he weeps nightly for your approval.

You didn't bend anyone over on here. No excuse making either.... it is called observation and knowing a little about the game.

For the record, Sanchez will get better. Sanchez will be a decent QB, and Sanchez and Cassel will most likely be pretty much the same in their prime. Both good, not great.

They both have similar talent.

You better hope that Sanchez gets to Cassel's level sooner than when Cassel is going to retire.... because Cassel has another eight years at least in the league.

[SenselessChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by LaChapelle

This was his bounce back game after a bad game in Miami, and he was worse. He was trying to force things. Ryan said he thought of pulling him.

Hope New York doesn't ruin him, they'll be on him like white on rice in a styrofoam cup (edit) losing to the rival Fins and Bills.

The Jets aren't fooling anyone now. That is a big difference.

They have six weeks of Sanchez and this team on film. It will be interesting to see how they do from this point forward.

[DaWolf]

Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan

The Jets aren't fooling anyone now. That is a big difference.

They have six weeks of Sanchez and this team on film. It will be interesting to see how they do from this point forward.

Outside of New England in November, they have a relatively favorable schedule until their final three games, two of which are at home. On paper, this team should be in the playoff hunt. If they're not, then Rexie has some explaining to do (and I shudder to think what New England will do to them in the rematch)...