It is difficult to figure out Cam?

[PghPanther]

I'm curious of your opinion on this.....

 

Watching the game this weekend there were numerous times the camera showed a close up of Cam in the huddle and his expressions and movement of his body getting up and down off one knee in the huddle looked like he was spent and beat up..........I really thought he would end up coming out of the game.

 

Then at the end of the game when it was certain we won he started jumping around bright eyed and smiling again......

 

Now I understand Cam doesn't take pain shots before games (a wise thing to consider because pain can be a warning sign of more impending issues that shouldn't be ignored)

 

and I also realize that Cam is a guy who wears his emotions on his sleeve.......so he is really up or really down at times.......(Jake was like that too)....

 

But in observing this through the game it makes me wonder....................Just what really is the status of Cam going into the next game?

 

I don't know if he might have the game of his life or fall completely apart from a hidden physical issue?

 

Its difficult for me to wonder what is going on with him.................I'm all ears for any ideas of how I should take his reactions through a game.

[KillerKat]

Cam is like James Brown. Acting all tired and worn out. About to walk off stage with his cape on his back. Then bam! He's back and full of energy!

[PghPanther]

Cam is like James Brown. Acting all tired and worn out. About to walk off stage with his cape on his back. Then bam! He's back and full of energy!

 

hehe..........that's good...............

[top dawg]

As long as he keeps everyone guessing, it's probably a good thing.  

 

I don't think that he'd be out there if he thought that he couldn't get the job done.

[Frank Hollywood]

Part of the reason I wanTed the one and out Cardinals first. Cam had never won a playoff game and it was probably a huge monkey on his back. Hopefully he will look more comfortable on Saturday.

[Mol3m4n]

Cam is like Shawn Michaels. He'll get thrashed around all match, even hit with a chair. Then all of the sudden, he kicks himself up and delivers sweet chin music.

[TheWiz]

I'm curious of your opinion on this.....

 

Watching the game this weekend there were numerous times the camera showed a close up of Cam in the huddle and his expressions and movement of his body getting up and down off one knee in the huddle looked like he was spent and beat up..........I really thought he would end up coming out of the game.

 

Then at the end of the game when it was certain we won he started jumping around bright eyed and smiling again......

 

Now I understand Cam doesn't take pain shots before games (a wise thing to consider because pain can be a warning sign of more impending issues that shouldn't be ignored)

 

and I also realize that Cam is a guy who wears his emotions on his sleeve.......so he is really up or really down at times.......(Jake was like that too)....

 

But in observing this through the game it makes me wonder....................Just what really is the status of Cam going into the next game?

 

I don't know if he might have the game of his life or fall completely apart from a hidden physical issue?

 

Its difficult for me to wonder what is going on with him.................I'm all ears for any ideas of how I should take his reactions through a game.

 

you mean this face???

 

[PghPanther]

you mean this face???

 

 

Yup....saw it in the huddle (no pun intended) during the game when he knelt down and got back up most of the times when they were showing close ups.

 

Problem is I'm a guy who has been lifting weights for 42 years and counting  and know that pain from a different environmental stress!.........LOL!

[Cary Kollins]

at first he wa like this

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

then later he wa like this

 

 

 

 

[TheGreatestOfAllTimeCam]

Cam is like James Brown. Acting all tired and worn out. About to walk off stage with his cape on his back. Then bam! He's back and full of energy!

 

Thats what I thought of, Jim Brown