About Cassel a few ? Aproval Poll.

Cassell has more than enough talent to be an elite QB in this league. First, It’s kind of hard to throw the ball when your recievers are blanketed all day long. Secondly, it’s hard to read the field when you’re running for your life all year long, And thirdly, We have exactly One more win with Matt Cassell as our starting QB than we did with Tyler Thigpen, who is currently sitting at number 3 on the Dolphins roster. The Same Tyler Thigpen who hasn’t taken a snap since being traded to the Dolphins. This team’s weakest link is…Drum Roll….THE WHOLE TEAM!!! The whole team has gaping holes int it’s roster. There are weak links at every single position on the field. Are there some bright spot players? Sure. But overall, this team is far from being a team that will make playoff contention. It’s no more Matt Cassell’s fault than it is anyone elses. If you want someone to blame, Blame the people that ran the team into the ground for the last four years. When we have a talented team, capable of winning games against our division rivals, and the elite teams in the NFL, And Matt Cassell turns in performances like last week, I’ll be the first to eat crow and say, “y’know what, Chiefstd? you were dead on.” But until that point comes, I’m just going to continue to say what I’ve been saying all year long. Re.Building.Year.

Clemons NY Jets
Grossman Hou
Sorgi IND +
McCown Jacks +
Collins Tenn
Smith Balt +
Anderson Clev
Batch or Dixon Pitt +
Volek SD
Kitna Dall
Vick Philly +
Carr Giants
Collins Wash
Redman ATL +
Brunell NO
Culpepper DET
Jackson or Sage Rosefells Minn +
Leinart Ari +
Hill SF ++
+ players I would trully want.

To me justifies my point.

I stopped bashing Cassel for two weeks and he just gave me all the reason I need to go for his head.

How bout we get Vick in the offseason we still keep all our picks get a good QB who can run for his life if needed.

At first I thought you might be joking. But you’d really want Michael Vick in a Chiefs uniform? Seriously? Here, why not go drum up Jeff George’s number and see if he wants to play for KC.

Therefor Cassels athletic ability against Vicks no question who is better.

Players I would not trully want that I listed
Brunell
Culpepper
Grossman
Clemons
Kitna
Collins
Volek
Anderson
Carr
McCown
Sorgi ?

then what do you call Brunell?I think Brunell and the Primordial Ooze were playing catch in the backyard together. And again, seriously…Culpepper? Kitna? (he’s getting up there too) Grossman? The only person on that list that I’d even remotely consider at all would be Derek Anderson, and even then, I don’t feel he’d be anything better or worse than Cassell is. Say what you will about Matt Cassell, but we all knew what this year had in store for us. Kool aid, man. Kool Aid.

…..is 63 million dollars and a second round pick. He is getting paid more money than several elite QB’s and he’s just a backup. Thigpen was a better QB and made 750,000 a year. The thing that gets me is everyone wants to give Cassel a chance and just couldn’t wait for thiggy to leave. Cassel sucks you cant fix his arm or brain therefore he has no future as a starter.

The points made by kcchiefstd are so outlandish, ludicrous, and unintelligent that I think he is an employee of the Rams who is trying to stir up the chiefs fan-base to cause an uproar and get everyone fired in the chiefs organization so that the Rams aren’t the cellar dwellers of the league.

Rex Grossman’s NFL career was marked by a tendency to throw interceptions in bunches, general inaccuracy, and a gunslinger mentality that didn’t fit the team’s receivers or his overall skill set- he was sort of like Brett Favre without the talent. It took him all of 2 pass attempts in relief of Matt Schaub on Sunday to throw an interception, and that’s with Andre Johnson as a target.

Cassel in New England was a similar player to Kyle Orton for the first part of the season- executed the game plan and didn’t make mistakes- he didn’t win the game for you, but he usually managed not to lose it. Over the second half of the season he had back to back games with over 400 yards passing, and several multi-touchdown games. He didn’t hold the New England offense back over the second half of the season, especially once he started operating out of the shotgun spread more.

I would encourage you to look for highlights of NE vs the Jets, Dolphins, Raiders, Broncos, or Cardinals. He was clearly making plays, and the game plans generally hinged on his ability to get the ball to his receivers on-time and accurately. I’m not saying that he’ll be that player down the road, but those games showed he had the ability to do more than simply manage a game. I have to acknowledge also that his receivers were very good- Randy Moss, Wes Welker, Jabar Gaffney, Ben Watson, and Kevin Faulk are clearly a better group of receivers than Kansas City’s. More than one of his interceptions last season was a perfectly thrown ball that the receiver slipped to the turf or allowed to bounce off his hands or body.

Finally, it’s rather disrespectful to refer to a player as “Assel.” I sincerely doubt Cassel would refer to a member of this community in a derogatory manner, and I don’t believe that it is too much to expect that a member of this community afford him the same courtesy.

It’s not good but, Aaron Rodgers has a worse line and he is ranked #6 in the league. WHY CAN’T YOU PEOPLE SEE HOW BAD HE IS????

Matt Cassel really is a west coast prettyboy!

That’s no excuse for missing open receivers, holding the ball for too long, and the happy feet…What is up with the happy feet???

I live in Michigan, so I don’t get to watch many of the games, so I haven’t been able to see much of Cassel’s play this year. If you say he’s got happy feet, I’ll have to believe you. I would guess it has something to do with having been hit an absurd number of times during the first several weeks of the season- that’s what ruined David Carr’s career (although I did once hear that Carr would, as soon as the ball was snapped, look to the side he was going to throw to on every pass play and give opposing defenses the tip on where the play was designed to go). Sir, I believe that you and I will have to agree to disagree on a number of subjects, Matt Cassel, and Culpepper, Carr, Kitna, and Collins among them. My assertion is that those four gentleman you assert are much better than Cassel had good seasons – with good supporting casts – but are past their prime now, and certainly are not as good as Matt Cassel is at this moment.