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Originally Posted by HemiEd
We disagree on that one, I am a Crennel fan. I think he actually knows how to Coach and lead men.
My only real knock against him, is that the players love him.
That has not worked out for the Chiefs in the past, hopefully this time will be different.
Also, he made it pretty clear prior to Pioli correcting him, that Cassel was not the answer in his opinion.
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When? I don't recall Crennel commenting on Cassel like that. Can you paraphrase?
This article was a bunch of nonsense imo. The Chiefs have DL problems I don't think are going to be fixed until Dorsey is gone and some players develop there. Plus, they have a first season center, that is going to go a lil rough this year imo.
The three players that tore knees are still a question mark to me. Jamaal going for 1100 yards seems lofty coming back from a blown knee.
Cassel throwing for 3500 yards seems fantastic. I guess if he does that plus throws a bunch of INT's they could go 6 - 10, but I don't see what the writer says here coming true.
They are gonna struggle this season imo. They still need to develop linemen on both sides of the ball. If a OL goes down, what? Who feels good about that scenario? Not me. This team is still a season from becoming a formidable NFL force. They need these young WR's to develop, Baldwin and Breaston will fight it out for the #2 position while everybody on offense will need to get their heads around how Daboll works.
If they are headed to 6 - 10, Cassel won't get the chance to throw for 3500 yards. No way. I figure they'll be 4 - 6 and Cassel will get benched at that point. They'll play better as a young team later on, hit a few wins and break even. Something like that.