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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.ctpatsfan77 said:Update: Now that Alex Smith found the end zone with a pass, his ratings are so improved . . . 84/165, 1 TD, 11 INTs, rating 40.8. Still, advantage Cassel.
It's actually a good thread in which to say that Cassel looked good against the Dolphons' #1 defense. Good mobility, looked to pass when scrambling, got the ball downfield and was mostly accurate (with some obvious exceptions).Drewwho said:This thread is sad. What is sadder is that I responded to it!
BelichickFan said:It's actually a good thread in which to say that Cassel looked good against the Dolphons' #1 defense. Good mobility, looked to pass when scrambling, got the ball downfield and was mostly accurate (with some obvious exceptions).
Zuma said:He did more today than Rohan EVER did. Right Seymour93?
The same defense that talked Saban into going back into the game ? No, this wasn't a playoff game but it was against a defense that was the team's #1 defense and was trying to end at 9-7 and on a 6 game winning streak.Drewwho said:yeah, he looked good in a game that meant nothing to either team. The Dolphins did not look sharp at the end and they were just going through the motions and ending their season.
Patti37 said:I liked Cassel in TC. Yesterday he showed that he has the potential to be a competent back-up in the NFL. He is definitely a work in progress.
patchick said:Hear, hear! I'm not looking to Cassel to become the Next Big Thing.
All_Around_Brown said:Why not? The "next big thing" could give us bargaining power to get a back up QB and a new power RB! You always want excellence over mediocrity.