I said the team was trying to keep the season afloat. Not that Cassel would come in and do it. I've stated numerous times that I think he'll be a backup to Weeden and hopefully won't have to play. Your retarded word twisting lawyer games are getting boring.
And paid him 2million that's not extending charity to some hanger on.
So you have no actual opinion. Got it.I said the team was trying to keep the season afloat. Not that Cassel would come in and do it. I've stated numerous times that I think he'll be a backup to Weeden and hopefully won't have to play. Your retarded word twisting lawyer games are getting boring.
Oh, and a walking corpse could come in and win 2 games, eh?
A first round pick could be Trent Richardson. Might as well trade them all away... dur
I get that you're intentionally being dense to try and be annoying but it doesn't take rocket science to know there is more talent available in the fifth round then the seventh. Talent that is worth something. And likely worth more then a QB we could have had for free a few weeks ago.
Shooting holes in your own argument is bad business, Matlock.
It's entirely likely Cassel and the Bills already knew they would resign him, stop acting like he was on the street for weeks.
I'm the one being intentionally dense, yet you're the one bringing stupid shit like trading away your first rounder because he might be Trent Richardson?
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Weeden is a cheap option to have as your backup, but not ideal. But since the FO felt Romo would go the entire season, they rolled the dice. Now with him missing half the year, they aren't stupid enough to think Weeden is the answer. If he was, Kellen Moore would be our permanent backup.
Yes, its called sarcasm. It was in response to yet another post by you suggesting that there is no difference between a seventh round pick and a fifth round pick. But I'm sure you'll just play dumb and claim words are being put in your mouth.
If Weeden isn't the answer I fail to see how Cassel learning on the fly could be the answer. I'll just keep my fingers crossed on Weeden. I'd be more then happy to throw away a fifth round pick if it means Weeden plays well.
Show me were I suggested there is no difference between a seventh round pick and a fifth. I certainly don't remember saying that, or even implying it.
Cassel won't be learning on the fly. Weeden will get a couple of weeks to get the job done. Moore is coming up to be his backup while Cassel gets acclimated with the playbook. Then when he's ready to be active, Weeden will be on a lease.
He worked under Norv last year, there should be similarities.
All conjecture. What is real is that Weeden was the organization's choice for backup going into the season. What is also real is that but for Romo going down nothing was in the works regarding the QB position or there would not have been a scramble it would have already been ascertained. The Cassell acquisition is what I stated a circumstantial move. Granted something could evolve from this point but it isn't something that is a result of prior dissatisfaction with Weeden.
What if Weeden throws six picks against Atlanta? Do you think they won't be tempted to go to Cassell?