What percentage is it Cam's Fault?

[B.BERSIN]

It's about 23.90393%.

[SCMunnerlyn1]

20% or so. He kills drives with bad throws about as bad as d will kills drives with 2 yard carries.

[Matthias]

100% coaches and front office as to why we stink up the joint.  Though I'm not impressed with Cam's development.  He still hasn't come into his own in terms of directing the offense nor having good pocket presence.  He still does that 360 in the pocket once he feels pressure.  I know the O-line has been horrid, but that 360 helps zero.  It caused major sacks and fumbles this year. (Go look at that fumble against the Saints)

[RelaxImaPro]

He's been part of the problem, which I've said as much plenty times, but mainly because he seems shell shocked and gimped up.  The Cam I've seen out there since after that Cincinnati game isn't the Cam I know from the past 3+ years.

 

It's stupid for people to try and evaluate Cam now -- we've ALREADY done that... it was called the 2011, 2012, 2013 seasons.  He's our franchise QB.  That's established.  We know what we have with him, and we know how much better he could potentially be with actual talent around him.  Even in his first 3 years he had sub-par talent around him, but was still one of the top QBs in the league knocking on the door to taking that step in becoming elite.

 

Right now he has a literal dumpster fire around him.  He's hurt, looks absolutely crushed and depressed out there (which is honestly a bit of a red flag IMO... he needs to be above that), a retard for an OC, and a dumbass HC who the team seems to have given up on.  It's not fair to judge his ability now in this stretch of games where the team has fell apart when you've already had 3+ years to do so.  The only thing I'm worried about is I hope we haven't ruined him and he hopefully goes back to normal and continues to progress this offseason.

[Billy Love]

It's difficult to identify the root cause for our poor performance. You cannot assign blame when there are so many contributing factors involved. What we have to do is start eliminating the obvious known contributors and I can assure you cam is far down this list. Top of the list is: Shula, Rivera, QB coach, offensive line, offensive line coach, running backs, running backs coach, additional wide receiver, If we get a handle on all of these things and cam is still struggling then we can look at cam.

[PantherWake]

Maybe we will see a difference with Stewart starting this week. I wouldn't count on it tho

[Moose Hoover]

100% he hasn't made a tackle all year.

[CRA]

5.7%

You put Cam on an average team. That team wins.

[CRA]

Maybe we will see a difference with Stewart starting this week. I wouldn't count on it tho

That is if the D and ST don't give the game away and trash everything worked on all week 10 minutes into the game

[RelaxImaPro]

Doesn't matter if Stewart starts or gets the bulk of the carries along with Cam playing decent if Shula can't manage to call a semi-competent game.

 

This year is some of the worst fuging offensive play-calling I've ever seen.  My 16-year old cousin can call better plays in Madden.

[ctrcat]

Haven't read the thread, but 5%.

[Mr. Scot]

It's definite not zero as Im sure some will suggest. It's also not as high as some others will try to claim.

I'd probably go with around 10% or so. It's hard to go any higher than that when you know he's being poorly coached. I could likely be talked into going a little lower.

The vast majority of the blame has to go to the coaches, and primarily Rivera.

[FearTheCats]

12%

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