Bill Maas: Cassel = Grbac

[KCrockaholic]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

Well it's neither here nor there to me. I have no investment in Croyle, emotional or otherwise.
I just kind of wonder, after Baltimore, if he really belongs in purgatory with the Chiefs.

And to your interest, I caught some of the Lions/Vikings game on Sunday. Stafford is starting to show some flashes with that team now. I think he's going to be more than fine in a few years. That kid's got some Elway in him, and it's starting to show up. Beautiful play and pass in to the end zone from the 20 to the other receiver/not CJ.

And he was taking some pops too from that Minnesota defense!

I watched the entire game. Stafford looked like a young rookie QB with some promise. His receiver did not help him at all. The drops are horrendous on that team. He will be good one day. I prefered him over Sanchez in the draft, we'll see how they turn up.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by kcrockaholic4life

I watched the entire game. Stafford looked like a young rookie QB with some promise. His receiver did not help him at all. The drops are horrendous on that team. He will be good one day. I prefered him over Sanchez in the draft, we'll see how they turn up.

I think Stafford will develop in to a bonafide NFL "Golden Arm" in the vein of Elway and Montana, while I see Sanchez as being a new breed of "Warrior QB".
Both will have the ability to put the team on their backs and carry them, albeit in different fashions.

I've taken an honest, introspective look at Cassel in terms of, "Am I being disingenuous with him"? "Am I not giving this guy a chance"? "Is everything he does going to be a FAIL in my eyes"?
I honestly do not feel, think, or believe that I am wrong in my view of this guy. And it's not like I relish the thought of getting another two to three years behind the curve in terms of bringing another QB in, but this team has been so devoid of a true leader in that capacity for so long, that the thought of half-assing it again under new management is MUCH more repulsive.
This franchise NEEDS the "It" guy at that position. Some kid who packs the talent, walks the swagger, carry's the big stick, and pops the competition in the ****ing mouth with it even as a rookie, though not as often as he will as he matures under the franchise.

Whoever that kid may be, we need him.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Raised On Riots

I think Stafford will develop in to a bonafide NFL "Golden Arm" in the vein of Elway and Montana, while I see Sanchez as being a new breed of "Warrior QB".
Both will have the ability to put the team on their backs and carry them, albeit in different fashions.

I've taken an honest, introspective look at Cassel in terms of, "Am I being disingenuous with him"? "Am I not giving this guy a chance"? "Is everything he does going to be a FAIL in my eyes"?
I honestly do not feel, think, or believe that I am wrong in my view of this guy. And it's not like I relish the thought of getting another two to three years behind the curve in terms of bringing another QB in, but this team has been so devoid of a true leader in that capacity for so long, that the thought of half-assing it again under new management is MUCH more repulsive.
This franchise NEEDS the "It" guy at that position. Some kid who packs the talent, walks the swagger, carry's the big stick, and pops the competition in the ****ing mouth with it even as a rookie, though not as often as he will as he matures under the franchise.

Whoever that kid may be, we need him.

You have not given an honest look. I have never heard you say one thing that has been even remotely positive about the kid. Not a single time. That's why I don't take any stock in tribal warfare's or your opinion when it comes to Cassel. Everybody's going to pick a side, but credibility comes from being realistic to know that nobody is full of fail and nobody is full of perfection.

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

Everybody's going to pick a side, but credibility comes from being realistic to know that nobody is full of fail and nobody is full of perfection.

Cassel is an average to above game manager, and nothing more the guy won't kill your offense, but he doesn't have what it takes to be an upper echelon QB.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Cassel is an average to above game manager, and nothing more the guy won't kill your offense, but he doesn't have what it takes to be an upper echelon QB.

There, that's better. I don't disagree with that as of now.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

You have not given an honest look. .

Yes I have, and piss on you.

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by kcrockaholic4life

I watched the entire game. Stafford looked like a young rookie QB with some promise. His receiver did not help him at all. The drops are horrendous on that team. He will be good one day. I prefered him over Sanchez in the draft, we'll see how they turn up.

Non sequitur theater here, posting this here simply because somehow this reminded me of it, but did anyone catch the Rams game? They have a receiver Avery who made two of the sickest catches for TDs I've seen a player on a shitty team make. Hadn't paid much attention to the home town team, but that guy is showing some promise.

[milkman]

Originally Posted by Baby Lee

Non sequitur theater here, posting this here simply because somehow this reminded me of it, but did anyone catch the Rams game? They have a receiver Avery who made two of the sickest catches for TDs I've seen a player on a shitty team make. Hadn't paid much attention to the home town team, but that guy is showing some promise.

I really liked Donnie Avery coming out of school, but I never expectd him to be drafted as high as he was.