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89 Conference Call


therealmjl

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the level-headed steve smith in that conference call is not the same steve smith we'll be facing on sunday nor is it the same steve smith that has been running his mouth about the panthers to reporters.

all sentimentality will be gone on his part and it should be gone on ours. you can be a fan of his after the game, but during the game he wants nothing more than to beat and embarrass your team. he is a key to their being able to win and shutting him completely down is in our team's best interest. i want for him what i want for any opponent, a painful loss. if they win, i want them leaving in a lot of pain as well. whether his team (which isn't the panthers) wins or loses, i want him/them hurting the next day.

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so far Cam is not better off.

 

 

His best season as a passer thus far

 

 

So far in 2014 both Greg Olsen and KB are matching Steve Smith's production with less targets.

Just saying

 

 

I realize that Cam has been hampered by the ankle and rib dings (term does not do injuries justice) but this is now his team and his offense.  Not Steve Smith's.  Cams limitations this year have absolutely nothing to do with Smith not being here. 

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I realize that Cam has been hampered by the ankle and rib dings (term does not do injuries justice) but this is now his team and his offense.  Not Steve Smith's.  Cams limitations this year have absolutely nothing to do with Smith not being here. 

 

so you are saying it wasn't his team before, that this was SS's team? just for the record.

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yeah i bet jeremy is just running damage control and making stuff up

 

Jeremy is correct about some of the players' opinions, no doubt.  But just like I told Jeremy in another thread  several days ago, there's no way that you're telling me that everyone in the locker room was against Smith. Anyone that has enough life experience knows that there were people who were shocked that Smith got axed and, if nothing else, were privately in disagreement with how everything went down with his release.

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