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Greg Cosell is one of the best film reviewers in the media, and this time of year is where he really shines. He wrote a post on Yahoo's Shutdown Corner blog about the Bills-Eagles trade and added a paragraph on Cassell. Long story short, he likes what the Bills have done. It's an interesting read overall, although much of the post is about the Eagles:

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/greg-cosell-s-analysis--breaking-down-the-eagles-bills-trade-175905938.html

 

Regarding Cassell:

 

"And I really think they made a good move trading for Matt Cassel.

Cassel is your classic (for lack of a better term) system player. He needs a strong run game, and obviously that will be the foundation of the Bills’ offense. Cassel has always been a good play-action quarterback. He has never had a problem turning his back to the defense and then getting his head around and figuring out the coverage. In some ways, Cassel is no different – and arguably better at times – than Cincinnati’s Andy Dalton. He fits a system, and that’s what the Bills are going to do."

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Greg Cosell is one of the best film reviewers in the media, and this time of year is where he really shines. He wrote a post on Yahoo's Shutdown Corner blog about the Bills-Eagles trade and added a paragraph on Cassell. Long story short, he likes what the Bills have done. It's an interesting read overall, although much of the post is about the Eagles:

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nfl-shutdown-corner/greg-cosell-s-analysis--breaking-down-the-eagles-bills-trade-175905938.html

 

Regarding Cassell:

 

"And I really think they made a good move trading for Matt Cassel.

Cassel is your classic (for lack of a better term) system player. He needs a strong run game, and obviously that will be the foundation of the Bills’ offense. Cassel has always been a good play-action quarterback. He has never had a problem turning his back to the defense and then getting his head around and figuring out the coverage. In some ways, Cassel is no different – and arguably better at times – than Cincinnati’s Andy Dalton. He fits a system, and that’s what the Bills are going to do."

I don't know. He panned 'Silver Linings Playbook' when most other critics loved it.

 

GO BILLS!!!

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I like Cosell too; sounds like he thinks the Eagles got the better of the trade but the Bills did "okay". I still think there were better choices with more upside out there than Cassell.

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Cassel to me is a sign that they really want EJ to improve. Cassel is a fallback option a complete game manager. If Cassel is the only QB they go after its a sign they are hoping for the best with EJ and preparing for the worst by having a decent backup option.

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He is Orton that can move. Basically if he starts it's probably a bit of an upgrade based on mobility.

 

Orton was 9-21 from 2010-2013. Team around Cassel will help him be successful.

In the sense that when a snail climbs on top of a turtle and yells, "WEEE!", is Cassel a step up in mobility from Orton.

 

GO BILLS!!!

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I don't know. He panned 'Silver Linings Playbook' when most other critics loved it.

 

GO BILLS!!!

I need to hijack this thread.

 

This movie was seriously awesome. I have no idea why no one told me it was mostly about sports and was hilarious. I just assumed it was another super serious Oscar flick.

 

The jennifer Lawrence/DiNiro "eagles JuJu" scene is absolutely epic. Maybe a top 5 movie scene for me.

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