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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.B+ is a fair grade. He made some ill advised throws but overall he looked more comfortable in the pocket today and led the team down the field. If his receivers didn't drop so many balls his grade would be up to an A-.
This was by far his best performance of the year.
1)Poise:
He looked much more poised in the pocket. He stood up against the oncoming pass rush and delivered the football. This is something he's been struggling with and one of the reason's he's been sacked so much. He was sacked a couple of times today but those weren't his fault.
2)Accuracy:
Matt was on the money all game long. His passes were crisp and where they needed to be. If his receivers didn't have such a bad day, we'd be talking about Matt's first 300 yard day and back-to-back 3 TD performances. As it is, his numbers don't tell an accurate story of how good he actually was today.
3)Decision Making:
I thought he did a nice job of mixing it up with some medium-long throws. Unfortunately the receivers didn't bring their A-game.
Final Grade:
A -
This was the first time that I began to expect good things from this offense. That's a good thing. What I mean is that I'm beginning to develop the expectations that having a good quarterback at the helm provides. Cassel seemed to find his hythm today and looked very comfortable out there. He looked like he belonged. He looked good when he scrambled and he looked good when he threw. I think the kid is going to prove Belichick right, once again. The Pats are in good hands and are capable of beating any team on their schedule with Matt Cassel as quarterback.
I guess I saw a different game. He is almost always either a little late or a little behind his receivers. If he hit some of his receivers in stride they would be TDs. I saw only half dozen very good throws.
He did play well at the end of the game. However, for most of the game his receivers were open and there was no rush. Yet he couldn’t get it done. This game should have been a rout like Denver. I give him a C.
Cassel made enough plays to win, he did step up in the pocket which was great to see and he found his 3rd and 4th options much better this week.
The 1st INT was not entirely his fault but the 2nd one was HORRIBLE and lets not forget a 3rd INT was dropped by the Rams defender, also a terrible throw.
The 1st INT was not entirely his fault but the 2nd one was HORRIBLE and lets not forget a 3rd INT was dropped by the Rams defender, also a terrible throw.
Cassel made enough plays to win, he did step up in the pocket which was great to see and he found his 3rd and 4th options much better this week.
The 1st INT was not entirely his fault but the 2nd one was HORRIBLE and lets not forget a 3rd INT was dropped by the Rams defender, also a terrible throw.
He is going to make mistakes but he seems to be improving week to week, that is all we can ask.
Also, Moss dropped an easy TD pass, Cassel should of had a TD pass there, come on Randy, you have to catch that.