Chiefs Screw you Cassel - Page 13

chiefs1111 · 12-13-2009, 03:06 PM

I know Chambers still has too catch that pass but Cassel was awful today. Screw you Matt,Screw you!!!!!!!

**dirk digler** · 12-20-2009, 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by PostRockPablo

Yeah, well then I'll bitch about Bowe being good ol' stone-hands today, or the coaching staff deciding to throw O'Connell and Vrabel out there instead of Cottam and Studebaker.

Clancy Pendergast deserves the brunt of Chief's fan collective wrath more than anyone. And our ST coach. ****ing buffoons.

Matt Cassel doesn't deserve a pat on the back and high-fives because he did what was expected of him. He made plays. He orchestrated the offense for the most part. He made some good throws. He made some bad throws. He was definitely more of a positive impact on the field than a negative...which is a vastly different story from the last two weeks.

I'm not saying he played flawlessly today; and even if he would have, we still would have lost. That's how bad our team is. I'm fairly confident Cassel could have went 29/31 and never made any bad throws and we'd still lose it because apparently Jerome Harrison borrowed Jim Brown's jockstrap before the game. It's ****ing sickening.

No shit where are all the fire Clancy Dumbass threads? That guy sucks balls and I never wanted him here because I knew he would be bad.

**DeezNutz** · 12-20-2009, 07:44 PM

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Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

goox answer and thanks for actually having something to say. what i will say to that is we know that NOW IN HINDSIGHT. correct?
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Even at the time, though, Sauto, we knew that Green was trying to lead a much more complicated offensive system.

And it depends upon whether or not you believed Grandpa's worthless ass; he consistently defended Green and essentially blamed the WRs.

Meanwhile, our douche of a HC doesn't even emphasize the lone receiving weapon that we do have.

Mecca · 12-20-2009, 07:44 PM

Look I've said numerous times this coaching staff is awful but all I'm ever met with is "Haley is a good coach he just needs time"

**DeezNutz** · 12-20-2009, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca

Look I've said numerous times this coaching staff is awful but all I'm ever met with is "Haley is a good coach he just needs time"

The people who are calling for more patience with Haley should be advocating for Herm to be the assistant HC, too, because the former could actually learn from the latter.

It's that ****ing bad.

**dirk digler** · 12-20-2009, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca

Look I've said numerous times this coaching staff is awful but all I'm ever met with is "Haley is a good coach he just needs time"

Did he make any stupid decisions today?

**SAUTO** · 12-20-2009, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by DeezNutz

Even at the time, though, Sauto, we knew that Green was trying to lead a much more complicated offensive system.

And it depends upon whether or not you believed Grandpa's worthless ass; he consistently defended Green and essentially blamed the WRs.

Meanwhile, our douche of a HC doesn't even emphasize the lone receiving weapon that we do have.

well when bowe is so inconsistent can you blame them for not emphasizing him more?

and how did you feel about green after his first year
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el borracho · 12-20-2009, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca

And Green worked with WR's far worse than this shit we have now.

I'm sorry Bowe and Chambers are both light years better than Eddie Kennison.

Kennison wasn't there the first year; it was C. Thomas and "Snoop" Minnis.

Green had an Oline, but the receivers were worse; Cassel has no Oline, but the receivers (Bowe and Chambers) are ok/good. Neither Green nor Cassel had/have an arm worth writing home about but I don't remember Green ever throwing a punt (as Cassel often does). There is no comparison at all when speaking of accuracy; Green was highly accurate, Cassel is not at all accurate.

**SAUTO** · 12-20-2009, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler

Did he make any stupid decisions today?

other than letting pendergast through the gates?? save that i cant think of any right off the top
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**DaneMcCloud** · 12-20-2009, 07:49 PM

Matt Cassel's play was the least of the Chiefs problems today. The offensive line protected very well. I thought Alleman was an upgrade over Waters and Richardson has really developed in practice as a good option at right tackle. It may have been the opponent but he looked much better than O'Callaghan.

The Chiefs need a least two reliable receivers and consistent blocking before Cassel can be accurately judged. One week (or two in a row), he looks like total ass, then follows it up with a decent performance like today. If his receivers hadn't dropped half of everything thrown their way, it may have been a different day.

Oh, and I sure am glad that Cottam has been sitting on the bench all year.

O'Connell's a joke. Two seven round picks for THAT guy?

**gblowfish** · 12-20-2009, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Matt Cassel's play was the least of the Chiefs problems today. The offensive line protected very well. I thought Alleman was an upgrade over Waters and Richardson has really developed in practice as a good option at right tackle. It may have been the opponent but he looked much better than O'Callaghan.

The Chiefs need a least two reliable receivers and consistent blocking before Cassel can be accurately judged. One week (or two in a row), he looks like total ass, then follows it up with a decent performance like today. If his receivers hadn't dropped half of everything thrown their way, it may have been a different day.

Oh, and I sure am glad that Cottam has been sitting on the bench all year.

O'Connell's a joke. Two seven round picks for THAT guy?

This is spot on. Cassel had maybe his best game of the year today. Too many dropped passes, too many missed tackles on defense.

TRR · 12-20-2009, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by el borracho

There is no comparison at all when speaking of accuracy; Green was highly accurate, Cassel is not at all accurate.

You can say that now....but most were not saying that within the first year of "TrINT" Green's first year and a half with Kansas City.

Wow how posters forget...
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**SAUTO** · 12-20-2009, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Matt Cassel's play was the least of the Chiefs problems today. The offensive line protected very well. I thought Alleman was an upgrade over Waters and Richardson has really developed in practice as a good option at right tackle. It may have been the opponent but he looked much better than O'Callaghan.

The Chiefs need a least two reliable receivers and consistent blocking before Cassel can be accurately judged. One week (or two in a row), he looks like total ass, then follows it up with a decent performance like today. If his receivers hadn't dropped half of everything thrown their way, it may have been a different day.

Oh, and I sure am glad that Cottam has been sitting on the bench all year.

O'Connell's a joke. Two seven round picks for THAT guy?

b rich did look good today, i was soooo happy
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Coach · 12-20-2009, 07:51 PM

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Did he make any stupid decisions today?

Yeah, the 2 minute drill before the end of the first half, for starters.

Secondly, kicking it over and over and over to Cribbs.

I could go on, but I'm not going to waste my time of a shitty-assed coach who refuses to acknowledge the problem is himself.

**DaneMcCloud** · 12-20-2009, 07:51 PM

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Originally Posted by el borracho

Kennison wasn't there the first year; it was C. Thomas and "Snoop" Minnis.

Green had an Oline, but the receivers were worse; Cassel has no Oline, but the receivers (Bowe and Chambers) are ok/good. Neither Green nor Cassel had/have an arm worth writing home about but I don't remember Green ever throwing a punt (as Cassel often does). There is no comparison at all when speaking of accuracy; Green was highly accurate, Cassel is not at all accurate.

Uh, yes he was.

He joined the Chiefs in 2001, played in 5 games and had 322 yards receiving.

**Tribal Warfare** · 12-20-2009, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca

Part of the line problems are on Cassel, did you know in his 1 year starting the Patriots line gave up more sacks than the year before and this year combined?

He's also starting to look at the pass rush instead of down field. He scrambled out of the pocket numerous times when the pass protection was adequate.

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DaneMcCloud Supporter Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Hollywood, CA Casino cash: $10053648	Matt Cassel's play was the least of the Chiefs problems today. The offensive line protected very well. I thought Alleman was an upgrade over Waters and Richardson has really developed in practice as a good option at right tackle. It may have been the opponent but he looked much better than O'Callaghan. The Chiefs need a least two reliable receivers and consistent blocking before Cassel can be accurately judged. One week (or two in a row), he looks like total ass, then follows it up with a decent performance like today. If his receivers hadn't dropped half of everything thrown their way, it may have been a different day. Oh, and I sure am glad that Cottam has been sitting on the bench all year. O'Connell's a joke. Two seven round picks for THAT guy?
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