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mamoo · 08-14-2006

This just in:

NEW YORK (AP) -- Former Houston Texans general manager Charley
Casserly joined CBS Sports as an "insider" on the network's
pregame NFL show.
Casserly resigned as general manager in the spring after the
draft. He was the team's GM for its first four years and also spent
12 years as GM of the Redskins. He has 24 years of NFL experience,
most with Washington.
He was a candidate to become the NFL's vice president of
football operations. The job opened when Art Shell left to coach
the Oakland Raiders. The opening was filled last week by Ray
Anderson, a former agent and Atlanta front office executive.

(Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
APTV-08-14-06 1357CDT

**gtexan02** · 08-14-2006

Ugh, that means we have to listen to him talk some more. i don't know why, but something about his face + his voice makes me want to vomit

afcman · 08-14-2006

Hey we get to hear him talk about how good that Bush guy is !!!!

OzzO · 08-14-2006

Maybe he'll inform CBS how they do it in the NFL.

aj. · 08-14-2006

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Originally Posted by A4toZ

Maybe he'll inform CBS how they do it in the NFL.

My kind of humor...

Bamaborn-Texasbred · 08-14-2006

That is a perfect job for Casserley. He can talk about football all day long on Sunday, but he won't actually get his hands on anything he can mess up.

TexanSam · 08-14-2006

Hopefully he'll be a better insider for football than Steve Phillips is for baseball on ESPN. Both were terrible GM's though so how much "insight" can he give?

CloakNNNdagger · 08-14-2006

Here's a quote I came across.......you might remember it. CC would make a great commentator, ever-pointing out "astute" observations AND suggesting constructive solutions.

Quote:

“When David has time to throw, he does a good job. Offensive tackle is a hard position to solve unless you use a high draft pick, and we've used those picks on other positions. Good tackles aren't sitting there in free agency.”

Charley Casserly quote

veazeyt · 08-14-2006

So how many sinking ships can Casserly be directly or indriectly be involved with? For example, Boseli.... Perhaps, its not so much with players but coaching staff. Is that where Casserly blows? Obviously injuries and what nots are not his fault. But is it like car insurance? For instance, my girlfriend is not involved in many at fault accidents but she seems to be in alot of accidents not caused by her? Can the same be said about Casserly and his involvement with NFL teams? Is Casserly accident prone even though we can't directly blame him?

Also, just how many blunders can we thumb at Casserly, just for kicks, I will start with Boseli and Dom Capers....

powerfuldragon · 08-14-2006

why would they hire him. he'll talk a lot but not say anything.

**Malloy** · 08-14-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerfulDragon

why would they hire him. he'll talk a lot but not say anything.

Would be great for ESPN coverage then

**edo783** · 08-14-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Malloy

Would be great for ESPN coverage then

Good one Malloy!

Wolf · 08-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by PowerfulDragon

why would they hire him. he'll talk a lot but not say anything.

well get ready.. for every good play Bush makes...Casserly will have to defend it.. For every good play Mario makes, CC can say that is why we drafted him.

IT will be Mel Kiper Jr version II

**Double Barrel** · 08-19-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by afcman

Hey we get to hear him talk about how good that Bush guy is !!!!

Now that's funny!

08-14-2006	#1
mamoo Rookie Join Date: May 2004 Age: 46 Posts: 47 Rep Power: 0	Casserly is working This just in: NEW YORK (AP) -- Former Houston Texans general manager Charley Casserly joined CBS Sports as an "insider" on the network's pregame NFL show. Casserly resigned as general manager in the spring after the draft. He was the team's GM for its first four years and also spent 12 years as GM of the Redskins. He has 24 years of NFL experience, most with Washington. He was a candidate to become the NFL's vice president of football operations. The job opened when Art Shell left to coach the Oakland Raiders. The opening was filled last week by Ray Anderson, a former agent and Atlanta front office executive. (Copyright 2006 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) APTV-08-14-06 1357CDT

08-14-2006	#2
gtexan02 Working? Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Boston Age: 29 Posts: 15,334 Rep Power: 34917	Ugh, that means we have to listen to him talk some more. i don't know why, but something about his face + his voice makes me want to vomit __________________ Adios until next season. See you then

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Bamaborn-Texasbred All Pro Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Galveston, Texas Age: 43 Posts: 550 Rep Power: 9	That is a perfect job for Casserley. He can talk about football all day long on Sunday, but he won't actually get his hands on anything he can mess up. __________________ Are you looking forward to baseball season as much as I am?

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powerfuldragon g'mornin to you Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: your lady's sexdreams. Age: 27 Posts: 17,047 Rep Power: 11671	why would they hire him. he'll talk a lot but not say anything. __________________ disregard above post.

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afcman Veteran Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: west TX Age: 45 Posts: 360 Rep Power: 8	Hey we get to hear him talk about how good that Bush guy is !!!!

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OzzO .. and then? Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: northside Posts: 6,127 Rep Power: 3574	Maybe he'll inform CBS how they do it in the NFL.

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TexanSam Hall of Fame Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Houston Age: 25 Posts: 16,614 Rep Power: 23265	Hopefully he'll be a better insider for football than Steve Phillips is for baseball on ESPN. Both were terrible GM's though so how much "insight" can he give?

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veazeyt Rookie Join Date: Jun 2005 Age: 34 Posts: 81 Rep Power: 8	So how many sinking ships can Casserly be directly or indriectly be involved with? For example, Boseli.... Perhaps, its not so much with players but coaching staff. Is that where Casserly blows? Obviously injuries and what nots are not his fault. But is it like car insurance? For instance, my girlfriend is not involved in many at fault accidents but she seems to be in alot of accidents not caused by her? Can the same be said about Casserly and his involvement with NFL teams? Is Casserly accident prone even though we can't directly blame him? Also, just how many blunders can we thumb at Casserly, just for kicks, I will start with Boseli and Dom Capers....

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