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It pisses me off that there was no one smart enough in the organization to be able to piece together a defense to go with our top scoring offense, with Priest, Tony G, and our oline back in the Vermiel era. We can't let that happen again. and we can't wait another 2 or three years to develop a QB we have to start the devolopment now before Jamaal Charles, Bowe, and DJ don't have it anymore. |
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We disagree.
Any QB who wilts at the first sign of pressure is not an NFL calibre QB. Most of the time, it's faux pressure.
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That doesn't mean he should.
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I never really commented on Gabbert because I didn't see him.
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I know Cassel doesn't have upside. I'd cut him tomorrow if I could. But I also think you're exaggerating how bad he is. Messier's right that he is a very, very good backup. |
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Gabbart plays like a gunshy birddog
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There's the disadvantage that Bowe has to contend with with Matt Cassel.
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The problem is that Anderson completed about 40% of his intermediate passes where Cassel completed about 55%. Here's what's interesting about comparing Bowe and Fitzgerald. Anderson is significantly better than Cassel at the downfield stuff, which is Fitzgerald's strength. Cassel was significantly better than Anderson at the intermediate stuff, which is Bowe's strength. Doesn't really sway the argument either way. But it's still kind of interesting. |
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Thing is I think sometimes a specific player gets huge TDs because is the first and only spot a QB looks. With a QB that can spread the ball(realitivly speaking with Orton) the TD "wealth" may be spread more.
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AFC West salary-cap numbers
February, 13, 2012 Feb 132:50PM ETEmail Print Comments15By Bill WilliamsonThe long-awaited salary-cap numbers for 2012 have been computed, according to ESPN’s John Clayton. Free agency starts March 13. Let’s look at the current numbers for each AFC West team: Denver Salary-cap situation: $50.735 million under. Comment: The Broncos can do whatever they want. It begins with in-house free agents Brodrick Bunkley and Matt Prater. The new Denver regime has said it will not spend wildly just to spend, so don’t expect any crazy sprees. Kansas City Salary-cap situation: $62.995 million under. Comment: Scott Pioli’s Chiefs’ has always been in good cap shape. He has been criticized for not doing much, though. Pioli has concentrated on role players. Maybe this is the year he makes a huge splash. Because of the cap room there is no reason the Chiefs can’t keep both Dwayne Bowe and Brandon Carr. Oakland Salary-cap situation: $11 million over. Comment: The Raiders are one of four teams still over the cap. They will easily get under the cap, but the question is how much room will they clear up? They will need to do some things, though, because of their lack of draft picks. I think, in the end, the Raiders will be able to pick up some quality players in free agency. San Diego Salary-cap situation: $9.2 million under. Comment: The Chargers can make some more room, starting with cutting tackle Marcus McNeill. General manager A.J. Smith hasn’t made many big splashes in free agency. He may have to do so some things this year as he enters a critical season. The Chargers have several in-house free agents to address as well. |
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