Matt Cassel graded out perfectly in practice too.

As well all know, Tuesday - Saturday means squat if you shit the bed damn near every Sunday.

Yup

Probably because despite his ****ups he wins more games than he loses (.587).

I want to add I am not defending him I never wanted him hired in the first place.

He has a winning record in KC ... Not sure how that's damn near every Sunday, but I'm not here to argue today.

It certainly doesn't allay my fears.

Look, at the most crucial moments in the game last night, he routinely made bad decisions. The best one, offensively, was bringing Knile Davis in the game in the 4th qtr score and lining up in what looked to be a pass formation. That play was ****ing money. Beyond that, it was a series of aborted fetuses when we needed a Coach with his experience to make the appropriate calls. Disappointing to say the least....

He's a coach who wins more than he loses. He's a safe pick, that's why he'll have a job as long as he wants one.

The reason Andy won in Philly was three fold.

1) Philly's D was excellent and had a nasty mindset. Our defense is good but doesn't seem to have the mindset to crush a good offenses spirit.

2) McNabb was a much better QB then Smith. In fact Smith has more talent at the offensive talent positions then McNabb had. Remember, the Eagle trotted out Freddie Mitchell for multiple seasons.

3) At the time Andy's horizontal passing attack was innovative. It isn't anymore.

Because you can get a winning record in KC beating up on the likes of playing Oak and SD twice a year, plus we get Buf, Jax, Houston, etc on our schedule often.

Anytime we come up against a real playoff caliber opponent (SF, Den, Arizona, etc.) We come out and shit the bed.

He beats the teams he should beat. But never takes the next step.

Todd Haley had a winning record in KC, too...

Kinda, that's all true, but...

Andy won in Philly because of Jim Johnson's defense.

When Johnson died, so did Reid's domination of the NFC East.

The reason Reid NEVER took the next step, even with that stellar defense??

BECAUSE HE'S A TERRIBLE HEAD COACH.

I guess I dreamt beating New England, Seattle, and 4 other teams with winning records last year.

Bowles and McDermott were two DCs Andy had after Johnson and he underminded them both to fall on the sword for his mistakes and both of them currently field two of the better defenses in the NFL today.

19-26 isn't a winning record

19-26 in 3 seasons.

Yeah, I forgot about 2009.

It's those things that make you go :hmmm: