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[SenselessChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by DeezNutz

Cassel is NOT a great leader. We hope this improves. And we hope that he'll be a good game manager.

Right now, what "he is" is a piece of shit. 44/46.

Sorry, but you are wrong. He is a good leader. He is a very good leader, and he leads by example, not just words.

Again, if they have the opportunity to draft a top notch QB, they have my blessings. Drafting a QB with only marginally better talent that is also a headcase and has a nagging toe injury.... just doesn't make much sense to me.

Why reach for a QB in a weak class? Seriously. Take a QB when he is going to be much better than what you have, not just marginally better.

[DeezNutz]

Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan

Sorry, but you are wrong. He is a good leader. He is a very good leader, and he leads by example, not just words.

All evidence that we have is that he was a complete ****ing joke:

1. Pushing players.
2. Being demonstrative after others' errors
3. Saying that he graded perfectly after embarrassingly poor performances.

Just because you want him to be a leader, doesn't mean that he is. In all areas, he's a worthless sack of shit.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan

Sorry, but you are wrong. He is a good leader. He is a very good leader, and he leads by example, not just words.

Again, if they have the opportunity to draft a top notch QB, they have my blessings. Drafting a QB with only marginally better talent that is also a headcase and has a nagging toe injury.... just doesn't make much sense to me.

Why reach for a QB in a weak class? Seriously. Take a QB when he is going to be much better than what you have, not just marginally better.

That's what I thought too. Works hard, loves football, good character guy.

What I can't get over is the way he seems to lose his composure sometimes and openly shows his frustration. I also never got the sense that he was "rallying the troops." Much as I hate Sanchez, the one thing I really see in him is a fire that seems contagious. Cassel doesn't seem to have that. It's almost like when the going gets tough, he'd rather sit on the bench and pout.