Joey Porter: Cassel 'shouldn't be that hard'.

DAVIE, Fla. -- Grab a thumbtack, Patriots Nation.

Miami Dolphins OLB Joey Porter has some bulletin-board material for you.

Porter, who has a stellar track record for throwing verbal salvos at the opposition, fired some jabs Wednesday at New England Patriots QB Matt Cassel.

"I just know he's not a Tom Brady," Porter said. "So if it's not Tom Brady, it shouldn't be that hard."

The Patriots have won 21 straight regular-season games. The Dolphins have lost 20 of their past 21 games. The Patriots destroyed the Dolphins last year by a combined score of 77-35.

Yet Porter said "It'll be good to go out there and get our first victory."

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/afceast/0-3-108/Joey-Porter--Cassel--shouldn-t-be-that-hard-.html

eaten his words?

Cassel doesn't need to be Brady to beat his Dolphins

The defense didn't tackle anyone all day, and you can't blame Cassel for that.

Good one, Joey--when Sammy Morris truck sticks your ass I'll be sure to snap a Polaroid.

just for funsys

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...three sacks and six tackles (five solo) in Dolphins win over Pats. :thumbsup:

Weren't too many people in this thread all week. ;)

This was a stunner on so many levels.

Just having some fun. :)

How many more times does this ridiculous notion of "bulletin board material" need to be refuted before sportswriters give it the fuck up?

Come to think of it, I think that may have come up a time or two.

I imagine even for "serious" sports journalists the demand for sports news is greater than the supply.

:rofl: