Originally Posted by Guru (Post 9000841)

Cassel had a feel for the pocket? LMAO

Originally Posted by ChiefSmoke (Post 9001867)

Brady ****ing Quinn?

You have got to be kidding me. That dude has a worse throwing arm than Dave Dravecky. Of course if he had been playing for the Chiefs when his throwing arm came shooting off his shoulder the fanbase would have creamed their pants like fat Romeo rubbing up against the dessert showcase at a Missouri diner. Have some more ****ing BBQ Nell Carter looking douchebag.

No wonder Pewterreport.com boards are dead this week. It should be illegal for the Bucs to get TWO consecutive bye weeks.

What a Midwestern shithole.....they should add a second arch in that toiletbowl you call a state and just admit its the gateway to type II diabetes.

I love the "knowledgeable fan base" angle.....****ing laughable....hey our QB might never be able to string a subject and verb together....BRAVO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

****ing idiots. There's a reason Obama has that douchebag Biden as a VP....nobody in their right mind would want to off him knowing that maniacal robot would have his finger on the button. But there's ChiefFan cheering Matty laying on the turf as on walks Brady ****ING Quinn.

The last time that dude played a meaningful game the only thing people knew your shit team for was a cute commercial where a Romeo look a like spelled the team's name wrong in the endzone.

Nothing says classy like racist stereotypes......or cheering a QB lying motionless on the field.

**** you KC.

PEWTER REPORT BLOWS THIS BOARD AWAY!

Piss Off.

Originally Posted by Frosty (Post 9002084)

Lucky for me I don't live in some bumble**** state. I'm about as far away from Floriduh as I can be and still be in the Lower 48. LMAO Fortunately, I can also do some critical thinking and don't believe everything shoved in my face by the media.

Originally Posted by Morgan (Post 9002203)

I see there's no IQ test to be a fan here, is there?

Originally Posted by Morgan (Post 9002203)

Oh. So you weren't at the game either, but know the truth. Got it. I see there's no IQ test to be a fan here, is there?

Originally Posted by Frosty (Post 9002351)

I have ears and have heard the fan video taken there.

Not to feed the trolls, but if you are actually interested - yes, some fans cheered. According to people who were actually there were a few that cheered Cassel's injury. Not because they wanted him hurt but because it meant they would finally see a change at QB and the long four year nightmare might finally be over. However, most of the cheering was for the result of the play (16 yard reception by Charles for a first down). The fan video clearly shows Bowe egging the crowd on. Most people didn't even realize Cassel was hurt at first.

You let the media ("70,000 fans cheered Cassel's injury!!!") influence you so you could come here and troll along with your buddies from putridpower or whatever that was with the "Chiefs fans are classless herp derp". If I let a small minority influence my opinion of the whole, I would assume that all Buccs fans are complete dumbasses based on what I've read today.

Originally Posted by Morgan (Post 9002068)

Lucky for me I don't live in some bumble**** hick state and I have more options than ESPN to see sports. The truth was pretty clear.

Originally Posted by Jive Ass (Post 9002107)

Don't really care if he's worse. Just tired of seeing Cassel. At least Quinn can throw a deep ball...even if it gets intercepted. :p

Originally Posted by tooge (Post 9002420)

Really? I WAS there. Look at the tape again if you need to. there were three audible applause times. Once when Jamal Charles got the first down and the announcer said "thats a Kansas City Chiefs FIRST DOWN", at which point, Cassel is down. Then, it is utterly silence that builds into sort of a crowd mumble, more like everyone talking about the QB being down than any cheering. Then, as Brady Quinn comes onto the field (while Cassel is still down), there is a cheer for him. finally, as Cassel is helped off the field, there is the usual clapping that you hear when any injured player is helped up. I didn't hear ANY cheering for him being injured. I do remember feeling glad that we'd get to see some change, but not at the expense of Cassel being actually injured.

If you are going by the ESPN report, it is not even close to capturing the sound and general sensations of the crowd during that time.