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Posted in Boston, Dirty Athletes, Kansas City, New England, The Dirty | July 14th, 2009

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THE DIRTY ARMY: (Boston.com) - Former Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel, who led the Patriots to an 11-5 record after taking over for an injured Tom Brady in the 2008 season-opener, has parlayed his one season as an NFL staring quarterback into a lucrative long-term contract.

A source close to Cassel has confirmed that Cassel has agreed to a six-year deal with the Kansas City Chiefs, who are now run by former Patriots vice president of player personnel Scott Pioli. The source has confirmed…that Cassel’s deal is for $63 million over the six years, $28 million guaranteed.

News of a long-term deal was first reported by the Kansas City Star.

The 27-year-old Cassel was scheduled to play this season under the franchise tag, which the Patriots placed on him following the 2008. The franchise deal was a one-year contract that would have paid Cassel $14.65 million this season. This new deal rips up and replaces the franchise tag contract.

He is the best quarterback to come out of USC, but he will fail hard on the Chiefs.- nik




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