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[JD10367]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

How does your post explain Cassel's weak arm, his inaccuracy or his poor decision making?

Please explain.

I just gave my opinion. He looked pretty damn good in New England, and he went to a bad team with a rookie coach and a rookie GM and a new playbook. Did he make some bad decisions? Did he try too hard to do too much, maybe? Sure. That doesn't mean he's a total washout. But God forbid some of you actually give him (or Pioli, or Haley) more than a season's chance to prove that.

[BossChief]

Originally Posted by JD10367

I just gave my opinion. He looked pretty damn good in New England, and he went to a bad team with a rookie coach and a rookie GM and a new playbook. Did he make some bad decisions? Did he try too hard to do too much, maybe? Sure. That doesn't mean he's a total washout. But God forbid some of you actually give him (or Pioli, or Haley) more than a season's chance to prove that.

what is your take on why Cassel is so bad throwing the ball over 15 yards both last year and this year? He has been horrible at it statistically.

In all of 2008, for you guys, he only completed 8 passes over 20 yards in the air ALL YEAR and only completed 40% of all passes over 10 yards. This was for an offense that Tom Brady broke the passing TD mark for the year before, so this should have been an area he should have excelled at...

In 2009, his numbers were expectedly down but were scary low.

He completed the same amount of passes over 20 yards as he had in NE (8) all year and only completed 37% of all passes thrown over 20 yards.

I can tell you from personal experience that 7 out of those 8 passes were HORRIBLY underthrown and when they werent they were horribly overthrown, NEVER on target and it was a miracle they weren't intercepted. Chambers saved at least 5 of them.

I think Matt will develop into a qb similar to Pennington in that he will likely learn to protect the ball very well and limit his mistakes, but that will come at the cost of not stretching defenses and that will kill him in the playoffs as it has done to Chad all throughout his career. I dont think we can win a championship with that. He doesnt have Toms arm (which isnt great, but is very very functionable)

I also fear (maybe that is the wrong word) that his perplexity to hold the ball too long may get him injured sometime, I also hope all these hits dont get him permanently shell shocked and he learns to go through his progressions and find the open man before he pannicks like he routinely did last year.

If you have the time, can you give me a whole overview of what you got from Matt Cassels play from a fans standpoint of when he was "doing well"? I am literally not trying to set up up into argument and if you choose to avoid such can you pm me the overview because I have a genuine interest in hearing the bright side of our kid because its hard to see right now.

thanks in advance!

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Originally Posted by JASONSAUTO

might not matter how old cassel is, if his play doesnt rise he will probably be gone this time next year
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Originally Posted by JD10367

I just gave my opinion. He looked pretty damn good in New England, and he went to a bad team with a rookie coach and a rookie GM and a new playbook. Did he make some bad decisions? Did he try too hard to do too much, maybe? Sure. That doesn't mean he's a total washout. But God forbid some of you actually give him (or Pioli, or Haley) more than a season's chance to prove that.

They're going to get one. It's already started, and so far it looks like shit UNLESS this draft of theirs BLEEEEEEDS competence.