Options At Quarterback for 2012
by mistamic on Feb 12, 2012 8:00 PM CST
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PrintI'm with most of the people here on AP: the Chiefs need to upgrade the quarterback position. We've got some great young talent on this team. We just need the right quarterback for us. What options are there? Let's take a look.
*Matt Cassel: He joined the Chiefs in 2009 and so far he's been very inconsistent. He's got some great leadership qualities but he holds on to the ball too long and his arm strength doesn't scare anyone. He's had some good games here: he's also had plenty of bad games. But after three seasons I haven't seen much progress from him and I think it's time to move on.
*Kyle Orton: He stepped in and performed very well during the last three games. Many of us are clamoring for him to be the starter next year. I'd like to see him do that. However, he didn't play all that well at the beginning of 2011 and he ended up being waived by Denver. He's never been spectacular but he's a good stop-gap player and could help give the offense life next season.
*Ricky Stanzi: My personal man-crush. I liked seeing what he could do in the 2011 preseason. He didn't get any true playing time last year (much to my dismay). I was ready for the Chiefs to start him after the loss to Pittsburgh. He's probably still pretty raw but I'd like to see what he could do in 2012. The team might be favored to win the division next year and if Stanzi sucks, then it might be a wasted opportunity to take control of the West.
*Peyton Manning: A lot of people on here would love to see Mr. Big Forehead playing for the Chiefs in 2012. That would be quite a sight to see. But he will be an expensive target for us and his neck is still a cause for concern. Out of all the options, he's the biggest risk/reward player out there.
*Matt Moore: He's still under contract with the Dolphins next year but new HC Joe Philbin may want to bring in his own guy and Moore could be released. If he is waived, then I believe the Chiefs will take a long hard look at him. He's not a dazzler but he's good enough to win some games. Daboll was calling plays for him last year in Miami and they seemed to mesh well. It might be worth a look.
Now the question remains....
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What could we realistically get for Matt Cassel?
Just curious about opinions on his value on the market, or if trading him would be nuts.
Seems like if we sign Orton and draft another mid to late round QB we could trade Cassel away for at least a mid round draft pick. Seems like a logical train of thought, but haven’t seen anyone talking about it.
IF we could get the 2nd round pick we paid for him back from another team AND we can resign Orton I would be alright with starting Orton next year.
I have said many times that neither Cassel nor Orton are the long term answer at QB. Cassel is a ‘little’ bit better overall than Orton, but it is not an overwelming advantage by any means.
An additional 2nd rounder could be huge to the real Chiefs QBOTF (Stanzi) and allow for us to address G, RT, and TE in the first 2 rounds. Give the draft picks 2-6 full games playing together to ‘gel’ then bench Cassel/Orton and give the keys to the Offense to Stanzi.
I disagree with cassell being better than orton I think its the other way around with orton being slightly better than cassell.
I was being nice also, orton is alot better than cassell from what I have seen. gets rid of the ball faster, better thrown ball, more accurate, faster reads ( cassell has no read actually he just locks on one guy ) orton actually has a deep ball he can throw, thats alot to me.
the eyes dont usually lie either when its that big a difference watching it.
Doubt anyone will give a 2
maybe a 3-5th round pick…even a 3rd is a stretch. But I do think we could trade Dorsey for a 3rd at the very least. Sign Peyton, draft Foles, and let him sit and learn behind “The Brain.” Draft OL first and second round (DeCastro OG/ Sanders OT), be a sweet set up IMO. Wishful thinking but it’d get me hot in the pants if it happened.
Dx3: Draft David DeCastro
If you think any team might be willing to give a 2nd round pick for Cassel
I’ve got a bridge in Brooklyn I’d like to sell you. Only one team was willing to roll the dice on him, and Cassel has now shown he’s not a winner. If we can’t find someone much better, we need to settle for Orton while the search goes on.
Ancora imparo.
Didn't say we could get a 2nd, only said that IF we could (I did capitlizie the IF) we could get a 2nd and resign Orton, then we sould make the trade and let Orton play.
Short of that (getting a 2nd for Cassel), let Orton walk…draft a G, RT, and TE, start Cassel for the first 2-6 games to give the new O-Line time to ‘gel’ then start Stanzi.
If Stanzi is not the Manzi, then we can draft a 1st round QB next season (which is shaping up to be a deeper draft for QBs anyway), and he (the new QB) can start with a O-Line that won’t get him killed. (Lets face it, our O-Line let not one but TWO QB’s get injured last year).
im all for trading him.
I dont think any price is to cheap honestly, he only cost 5+million this year but next year its alot more and everyone knows he is not what we need nor will he ever be if not by now. cut our loss while we can and get some value while maybe some teams think there could be potential there and he is younger meaning more value, either way if he is not on the roster he cant play for us which would be great.
that's kind of what I was thinking.
At this point no one seems to believe he has shown enough to be considered “The Guy” for us. The window for us to trade him for anything of value is closing. If we signed Orton, and Stanzi is coming along at an acceptable pace, I think now would be the time to deal Cassel.
If we want to take a run at Peyton or RG3, it might be a good idea to keep Cassel. Peyton could get hurt, and a safety net behind a rookie wouldn’t hurt.
by Xander Crews on Feb 12, 2012 9:52 PM CST up reply actions
Xander, I believe
that Dallas,who’s in desperate need of a back up QB, would give a 4th for Cassel.Possibly a 5th next year w/incentives to become a 4th in next years draft.
John Soellner
What about
RG3? Could there be a chance Pioli thinks putting him with Charles in the backfield is worth trading away some high picks for this year and next year?
I thought about putting RGIII on this poll but I'm not sure Pioli would be willing to trade away the farm just to get him.
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Yeah
he probably wouldn’t…
Oh im sorry here you call it a sausage in the mouth haha, one of the best shows I have ever seen.
Yeah it's probably my favorite show of all time.
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*When we blitz, have the LB's do a KC Strip. Do this in remembrance of DT.
*Dear David Glass, as a lifelong Royals fan, I beg you to please sell the team. You have always been the problem; you will never be the solution.
You know...
fight tebow’s christianity with RG3’s strong faith and his innocent personality.
Resign bowe and Carr first.
Trade Cassel and Dorsey. Sign Manning. Draft DeCastro and Sanders. Super Bowl win this year!
by DizzyKC on Feb 12, 2012 9:33 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Who is Sanders?
The O-lineman from FSU?
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*When we blitz, have the LB's do a KC Strip. Do this in remembrance of DT.
*Dear David Glass, as a lifelong Royals fan, I beg you to please sell the team. You have always been the problem; you will never be the solution.
man the choices are overwhelming
1) Cassel a slab of meat with mittens
2) Orton the communist that hates to finish from the Red zone
3) Stanzi..the great unknown
4)Pey pey the pain in the neck
5)Matt Moore see Cassel
Other might be a good choice
as in anyone maybe
Though I like Orton
by Steve_Chiefs on Feb 12, 2012 9:38 PM CST up reply actions
Not at all likely scenario
what the hell else we got to talk about, here goes.
1) Redskins acquire Manning
2) Dolphins acquire Flynn
3) Chiefs trade Cassel, our 1st and a 3rd next year for their 1st
4)Chiefs trade their #3 overall pick to St Louis along with Dorsey and a 3rd this year
5) We draft RG3
Its alot to give up,… but would you do it?
Lol
I honestly would give up two first rounders and two second rounders for RG3. Its honestly a similar deal to how much raiders had to give up for Carson Palmer. It is basically a second round pick more since we get a first round pick back for two firsts and two seconds.
wow
that just makes me realize how shitty that trade was for the raiders haha
no kidding
I hope palmer goes downhill from here and make that trade even sweeter.
On side note, ask the saints how that ricky williams deal is going.
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 11:35 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
except
the fact that RG3 gets the ball out of his hands as fast and strong as Elway did.
And the fact that RG3 looks similar to Jamaal Charles running the ball.
And the fact that RG3 is just as great passing the ball as running the ball unlike Vick (minus one year).
name a QB with the style of RG3 that has ever won the SB?
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 11:36 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
yea i probably not talk to much about it
I dont follow enough college football to say i know enough about him.. Just seems those running QBs are good for that x factor but never seem to make the big one. I guess though if his arm is solid, then he would be even more deadly
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 12:29 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
I feel like
a lot of fans just put him in that Vick category, but I think he is much better than Vick at throwing the ball. He does run, but he is primarily a throwing QB. I could see him running a decent amount as Newton is early in his career, and transition to stop running so much in the late stages of his career.
ahhh
Well,guess i should do my research eh?
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 1:52 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
For a point of reference
Vick didn’t even complete 60% of his passes in college. RG3? 72%.
Best deep ball in the game. Incredibly accurate.
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yea thats pretty impressive
I see why the hype is as big as it is.
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 2:22 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Science fact
I saw him live at K-State and he makes every throw look easy…every throw. Unreal how smooth he is.
In accordance with the prophecy
I am the 1%
who says we'll run a spread option offense
It’s just another great attribute to have. Especially when we have a suspect OL. A QB with big arm strength, accuracy on the deep pass and pocket awareness is awesome. Being mobile just adds another dimension to the offense. Another the defense has to plan around only helps the offense
KC Draft prediction: No OT taken in first round
by trentchiefsfan on Feb 14, 2012 4:34 AM CST up reply actions
Oh and a leader and great character. I smell one hell of a QB prospect
KC Draft prediction: No OT taken in first round
by trentchiefsfan on Feb 14, 2012 4:36 AM CST up reply actions
Steve Young?
That’s my closest comparison. A guy who passes first, but defenses also have to worry about taking off and running. Rodgers is similar, but I’m not going to compare RG3 to Rodgers…yet….
by AnkenyChiefsFan on Feb 14, 2012 8:56 AM CST up reply actions
And the guy is very tough and can extend plays extremely well
and he has been clutch in college, and a natural leader.
I'm with you. He might be the missing piece
To an incredible offense. With all the tools we already have on offense(re-sign bowe!), what he brings to the table could really push us over the top.
by Xander Crews on Feb 12, 2012 10:21 PM CST up reply actions
Don't get me wrong...RGIII could be a great QB...elite even.
That said he has played 0 downs in the NFL. The history books are FILLED with ‘could have been’ / ‘should have been’ sure fire QB’s taken in the first round that ended up being busts.
Now that I think about it more, at least the Raiders traded for a known ‘pro-bowl’ QB that had already proven he could be effective in the NFL. For as good as RGIII ‘might be’…he has done NOTHING (in the NFL) yet.
I stand by my ‘dumb as a box of rocks’ making a Raider like trade for an unproven (at the NFL level) QB who may (or may NOT) be a good/great QB.
by DivineGrace on Feb 12, 2012 10:27 PM CST up reply actions
So you would
rather have Palmer than RG3 after thinking about it?
I believe our team can still succeed because we have more playmakers than a lot of teams, even if RG3 doesnt turn out so well.
Also the first round pick and the other 2 second round picks aren’t guaranteed locks either. If two of those dont pan out and one does hypothetically, it would be a better risk to just go with RG3 because he has such great intangibles, great skill set, and great successes in his college seasons.
I think that trading that many draft picks would NOT be wise....for either.
The difference is the Raider know/knew that Palmer has played at a high level….the same can not be said for RGIII (at least not in the NFL).
Listen, you want to trade multiple high level draft picks for muiltiple years that is your deal…who knows IF RGIII is an ‘elite’ QB, and IF our O-Line that let two different QB get injured last year dosn’t get him killed then it would be worth it, but do you really think that he will be THAT good (elite) behind OUR O-Line???
Yep, stay the course of mediocrity.
That is the safe way to go, and will win lots of super bowls.
I mean
if Charles stays healthy, I believe he will stay clean during games. And have you seen RG3? The guy is extremely elusive and I believe our O line is good enough with a competent QB.
Did our O line get killed when Orton was in town? It looked much better with him than Cassel or Palko. Now we are talking about RG3 who has the threat to run and pass, not to mention having Charles in the backfield makes the D back off on pass rushes.
You really cant make those assumptions because the NFL is not college football
RGIII has tremendous potential but the NFL is not plug and play that sorta thinking is what can screw you over at draft time .
by Willie Beamon on Feb 13, 2012 2:58 PM CST up reply actions
Did you see our O-Line let TWO QB get injured last year. (including Orton)
Trade the farm for a QB that plays a couple of games before being sent to the Hospital. What are we left with….no QB, no draft picks, no hope of EVER becomeing a good team.
You mean the line
That gave up one sack against GB, OAK, and DEN in the last 3 games?
Our line isn’t very good, but it’s not as epically terrible as many make it out to be.
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TWO
The number of QBs our O-Line let get injured last season. They are as bad (if not worse) then they have been made out to be.
If it was just one QB that got injured last year you would have a point.
However, more than one QB was injured behind our line.
my understanding is that on orton's finger injury it was sort of a freak play, a busted flea-flicker or something
that was probably less on the OLine and more on bad play to begin with or something
and still not sure how Cassel go hurt to begin with
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Not matter how you slice it, two of our QB went down with injury.
upgrade the line before we play Stanzi, or play a drafted QB.
Now if we pick up Peyton Manning with a ‘based on performance’ contract (not setting us back draft picks or money if he doesn’t do well) then sure…short of that, no thank you.
Both RAC and McClain came out and said.
that the offense coming together and playing cohesively and actually good, had a lot to do with Orton and his quick release. I take those two guy’s word.
KC Draft prediction: No OT taken in first round
by trentchiefsfan on Feb 14, 2012 4:41 AM CST up reply actions
I would do it.
I don’t see the skins getting Manning unless he is not healthy enough for other teams. I think he’ll want to go to a team than can win right away with him. Dolphins would be a little better, but I see him looking elsewhere.
I’m on the brink of hopping on the RG3 bandwagon simply because he’d be the most exciting to watch. With RG3’s ability to run, Charles, McCluster, a re-signed Bowe, Moeaki, Breaston, and Baldwin we would be an absolute nightmare to game plan against.
by Xander Crews on Feb 12, 2012 10:14 PM CST up reply actions
Has anyone
went back and watched Stanzi to our boy Moeaki?? THAT alone would have been better than Palko to nobdy!!
Oh and
Draft Reiff just complete the Iowa team… Mabye Stazi unstoppable
I'm beginning to wonder
what the QB “competition” will be other than Cassel v. Stanzi.
We all know who wins that!
Stanzi.
He is The One.
It is time to anoint the Stanzi. He is The One.
Stanzi will not win the QB battle...
…until sometime after week 2. Let DeCastro who ever we draft in the 2nd for RT time to gel…then start “The One”.
Peyton
I fully understand the injury issues and this scares me quite a bit. However, Peyton has made it known that he would be willing to structure any future contract so that he gets no guaranteed money up front (because of the injury situation). This makes signing him much more attractive.
In accordance with the prophecy
I am the 1%
True story
I love my wife, my kids, and the Chiefs. In that order. Except on game days.
I am the Master of Hyperenthetical Asiditry (you know, like this. Only more)
If that's true then I may have to jump on the Peyton bandwagon...
*Aw come on. Don't leave your Uncle T-Bag hanging. - Dr. Funke
*When we blitz, have the LB's do a KC Strip. Do this in remembrance of DT.
*Dear David Glass, as a lifelong Royals fan, I beg you to please sell the team. You have always been the problem; you will never be the solution.
It was reported on Mike and Mike
I think it was last week. And yes, that offer to structure his contract with no guarantees up front is amazingly tempting.
In accordance with the prophecy
I am the 1%
he said hes willing to structure a contract based off production
hes probably the only athlete at his level you will ever see that from in any sport
he gets paid based off his production
how does it get any better than that?
to be honest, all athletes should have contracts like that ... performance based
though I still can’t imagine him not asking for ANY guaranteed money at all .. that would be totally shocking
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The deal isn't NO guaranteed money
it’s none up front. I’m sure in year two or three, some money is guaranteed, and big, if he proves he can play. Not overly sure how it works, but that willingness makes him a lot more attractive as a QB option.
In accordance with the prophecy
I am the 1%
Kyle is the guy i hope for
If he can’t get the job done this year then we just pick up a QB in the 1st if next years draft, i hope thats the plan
Next year we get Barkley.
I see us sticking with the same QB’s this year and making somes moves acquiring some draft picks so next year we can acquire Barkley or another top QB in a projected heavy QB class. Without risking the future of the Chiefs as much.
So far there aren't any "franchise QBs" projected for next year besides Barkley
How are we going to trade up to the top 5-10 if we’re picking lower in the draft?
Which we very likely will be, with the return of 3 of our most valuable players.
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This
Looks like it will be some 4th/5th round guy again. If KC doesn’t land Peyton and doesn’t move on a good young QB this year, I think we, as fans, are hosed in the QBotF department for a few. Who knows, the Wilson kid at Arkansas could catch fire or maybe #12 at OU might decide to not be a bitch and play some ball.
In accordance with the prophecy
I am the 1%
maybe we'll find a window of opportunity
where every team in the NFL has a good or franchise qb,… and,.. and they are all young,..and well we can actually draft a qb who is projected to be a starter in a short period of time,…and well…..awww fuck it,.. we are doomed to qb mediocrity. We are the Chicago Cubs of Quarterbacks
by tomachop on Feb 13, 2012 10:52 PM CST up reply actions 1 recs
Cant we just Play Palko
that would for sure lock us up for the number one draft pick next year. Will play a bunch of nobodies and hope one of them becomes a somebody, then get a draft pick out of him. Then, we can trade Palko for a water bottle and a bag of sunflower seeds. Might have to pay for the bag of seeds, but will try anyways. Seems so simple. Not sure why Pioli isnt on the same chapter in this book of genius.
is he worth a bud light?
Keystone maybe?
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 1:53 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Could we tag orton?
What if we resign Bowe and Carr and place the franchise tag on Orton? Let cassel and Orton battle it out and whoever wins trade the other for whatever you can get. Im not sure what the cost (tag for qb)would be and if it would be worth it, but just an idea.
" The world is Yours"
Orton would basically be voluntarily signing into a QB controversy think about that for a moment and then think about what he went through with Tebow
by Willie Beamon on Feb 13, 2012 2:59 PM CST up reply actions
cassels' franchise tag was $14.5 mil, and that didnt stop pioli from going after him
With $62 mil in cap space to use, $17.5 is really not that bad for a starting caliber qb.
by ChiefDailyBaked on Feb 13, 2012 10:36 PM CST up reply actions
For those who like Stanzi, answer this.
Why could he not beat out Palko?
says who?
Crennel thought so. Haley didnt
by TheScreenName on Feb 13, 2012 6:30 PM CST via mobile up reply actions
Haley refused to play him
Crennel was prepared to if Orton didnt work out, which thankfully he did
but still woulda been nice to see Stanzi in action
I thought so too
Might as well see what the rookie has when all seemed almost lost
by TheScreenName on Feb 14, 2012 12:57 AM CST up reply actions
No way I sell the farm for RGIII.
The success of some rookie QB’s have many thinking that it is almost a guarantee that RGIII will be a good NFL QB. How many of you had even heard of him before this season? I mean some of you are willing to risk setting this team back 3 years, by giving away what you think this guy is worth. There will be another RGIII next season, the season after………….
There are “can’t miss” QB’s every year, in the draft. I remember Ryan Leaf, Akili Smith, J. Russel, Tim Couch, Matt Leinhart, David Carr, Vince Young?, our own Todd Blackledge, Rick Mirer, Todd Marinovich and Dan McGuire. Yep! All can’t miss QB’s! The failure list far exceeds the success list, and the odds are that some team is gonna do just what many of you want, and get a bust. The risks of giving up multiple high draft picks and even throwing in some veteran players (who we would also have to replace) is a recipe for potential long term failure.
I propose we fill the holes in the O-line, the D-line, add a LB or 2,.add some depth at other key positions, and provide whoever our QB is, the tools to succeed, with also a new O-Coordinator. If he doesn’t, well we haven’t sold the farm and the future. Maybe a one year setback, at worse. More likely still a pretty good season. I’ve been watching the NFL for 45 years, and all I can say is" be careful what you ask for."
There once was a man from Nantucket......Nevermind.
I am going to defend a couple of the QB you listed.
David Carr: Guy had no line in front of him….Peyton Manning would have done no better than Carr.
Vince Young: All this guy did was WIN. The issue was Jeff Fisher (So glad we didn’t pick up this POS Coach) and his “I don’t want him so I am going to do everything I can to make SURE he fails” bull-sh!t, even WITH J-Fish trying to sick ‘it’ in his bum-bum Young STILL won game after game after game.
The point of your post “RGIII could be a bust just like anyone else”, why leverage YEARS of draft picks for someone who could be a HUGE bust…I agree with 100% though!
agree with Carr especially ... which is why it's vital that we draft DeCastro :-)
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do you shiver with antici ...
… pation?
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"I shall conquer untruth by truth" - Mahatma Gandhi
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to add further
Akili Smith, Jamarcus Russel and Ryan Leaf had red flags all over them. Huge mistakes. But if you want to look at 1st round QB for every Leaf there is a Manning. For every Blackledge there is a Marino. For every Tim Couch there is a Donovan McNabb.
KC Draft prediction: No OT taken in first round
by trentchiefsfan on Feb 14, 2012 4:59 AM CST up reply actions
are you REALLY trying to compare past KC draft picks to a first round QB?
when was the last time KC took a 1st round QB?
i’ll give you some time to check the historical archives
85 I believe
that didn’t work out too well, so I guess we should never make that mistake again huh. Its only been…what 27 years.
Hunt needs to sell more ketchup so we can get a good quarterback.
We need to all pull together and buy a bottle.
Hey, I would buy it.
This could make you a millionaire!
Hell yeah
I would too. I wonder… Would I get double taxed buying my own shirt? Sales tax and then tax for selling it?
Two words...
Tyler Palko! He can throw the Hail Mary like noone else…
For Hail Mary’s, Palko > Brady….
by AnkenyChiefsFan on Feb 14, 2012 8:58 AM CST reply actions
If Wheeden is there in the third rd, the Chiefs should take him.
If he were not 28 he would be a first rd pick. He could compete with Cassel.
I actually like that pick...
But don’t think he will last to Rd. 3….
by AnkenyChiefsFan on Feb 14, 2012 3:20 PM CST up reply actions
Out of all of the things the Chiefs and Orton have said,
it doesn’t sound like he will re-sign. Peyton Manning is unrealistic. Have you seen Pioli bring in a big name FA? No, he works through the draft. Look for him to bring in someone maybe like Matt Moore to battle it out with Cassel in ST, then draft one of the many QB’s next draft
Dexter McCluster
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