Comments on: What is Matt Cassel's Future In The NFL? http://arrowheadaddict.com/2009/11/14/what-is-matt-cassels-future-in-the-nfl/ A Kansas City Chiefs Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and more Sun, 12 Feb 2012 07:42:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: goshootergo http://arrowheadaddict.com/2009/11/14/what-is-matt-cassels-future-in-the-nfl/#comment-8375 goshootergo Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:35:35 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=4771#comment-8375 This is basically only his sophmore season. Look at Mannings numbers in his 1st and 2nd season. This is basically only his sophmore season. Look at Mannings numbers in his 1st and 2nd season.

]]> By: kingpin http://arrowheadaddict.com/2009/11/14/what-is-matt-cassels-future-in-the-nfl/#comment-8374 kingpin Mon, 16 Nov 2009 14:02:37 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=4771#comment-8374 I disagree with the final statement chiefkeg. Saying that Haley is an NFL caliber head coach is a little premature. Next year will yield more on that subject. Cassel is first class. This upcoming draft is important. We need offensive linemen. We need defensive help. I will be watching very closely. GM Pioli will answer many questions about his abilities. The second half of the year will reveal a lot about the coach, the team and what the future may look like. I disagree with the final statement chiefkeg. Saying that Haley is an NFL caliber head coach is a little premature. Next year will yield more on that subject. Cassel is first class. This upcoming draft is important. We need offensive linemen. We need defensive help. I will be watching very closely. GM Pioli will answer many questions about his abilities. The second half of the year will reveal a lot about the coach, the team and what the future may look like.

]]> By: chiefkeg http://arrowheadaddict.com/2009/11/14/what-is-matt-cassels-future-in-the-nfl/#comment-8373 chiefkeg Mon, 16 Nov 2009 01:03:44 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=4771#comment-8373 Well...Viewing this topic from afar here in PA, and only having access to the stats and what the media is saying, I can see that Cassel is doing an admirable job, considering what he has as tools to work with. Those "tools", and how successful the Chiefs are in the future will depend on what the brass in the offices at Arrowhead drum up for him. There is talent out there and it appears the Chiefs are willing to pony up the cash to go get some. Plus the Chiefs are a marketable team to play for, which helps. And now that LJ is gone, the "Chief Thief" as I'd like to call him, won't spread that cancer around the locker room or in to the team anymore. I find it intriguing that the Chiefs rushed for over 100 yards today, just a week after LJ was given his walking papers. And I read that Haley had one of his best "Friday" practices in preparation for the Raiders game. Another good "sign". Is the LJ cancer finally going away? Probably. Good riddance, diaper-man, and I'm a Penn State fan too. Hey, this "comeback" has to start somewhere. Its still going to take several years for this franchise to completely reverse itself from the dumps its in now. Unless of course lightning strikes and they come with a gem, or gems. Cassel, Bowe and even Succup are the conerstones it appears. However, notice I didn't mention any defensive guys. That's because there's nothing there to brag about, yet. Patience, patience, patience. I can sense something positive is beginning to happen. Lastly, yes. Cassel is an NFL caliber quarterback. Haley is an NFL caliber Head Coach. At least the Chiefs have a chance to find out if both can work it out. They/he just needs help...... Well…Viewing this topic from afar here in PA, and only having access to the stats and what the media is saying, I can see that Cassel is doing an admirable job, considering what he has as tools to work with. Those “tools”, and how successful the Chiefs are in the future will depend on what the brass in the offices at Arrowhead drum up for him. There is talent out there and it appears the Chiefs are willing to pony up the cash to go get some. Plus the Chiefs are a marketable team to play for, which helps. And now that LJ is gone, the “Chief Thief” as I’d like to call him, won’t spread that cancer around the locker room or in to the team anymore. I find it intriguing that the Chiefs rushed for over 100 yards today, just a week after LJ was given his walking papers. And I read that Haley had one of his best “Friday” practices in preparation for the Raiders game. Another good “sign”. Is the LJ cancer finally going away? Probably. Good riddance, diaper-man, and I’m a Penn State fan too. Hey, this “comeback” has to start somewhere. Its still going to take several years for this franchise to completely reverse itself from the dumps its in now. Unless of course lightning strikes and they come with a gem, or gems. Cassel, Bowe and even Succup are the conerstones it appears. However, notice I didn’t mention any defensive guys. That’s because there’s nothing there to brag about, yet. Patience, patience, patience. I can sense something positive is beginning to happen.

Lastly, yes. Cassel is an NFL caliber quarterback. Haley is an NFL caliber Head Coach. At least the Chiefs have a chance to find out if both can work it out. They/he just needs help……

]]> By: Randy5k http://arrowheadaddict.com/2009/11/14/what-is-matt-cassels-future-in-the-nfl/#comment-8372 Randy5k Sun, 15 Nov 2009 14:02:44 +0000 http://arrowheadaddict.com/?p=4771#comment-8372 thats well said SGT. To me Cassel is head and shoulders about anything we were hoping for this time last year. thats well said SGT. To me Cassel is head and shoulders about anything we were hoping for this time last year.

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