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Florio: League Believes There Have Only Been 3 Missed Roughing The Passer Calls On Cam Over The Last Few Years

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Lol...  this was Florio's response to Tirico when asked following SNF what response should Cam expect from the league if he pushes through with this issue.  Florio's exact words were, the league believes he is "no more, or no less protected than any other QB."  He also said the league believes there are 11 other qbs who have had more missed RTP calls on them than Cam, and wrapped by saying the league said only 3 RTP calls have been missed on Cam.

 

UNfugINGBELIEVABLE. 

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26 minutes ago, SamMills4Life said:

And the NFL is wondering why their ratings are dropping.

Yup, like i said after the season opener, once i saw how much the officials controlled and influenced that game and the superbowl, and it felt like a complete fix with an added incentive to get our QB injured, i will consume as little nfl as possible.  I watch our games, but ive hardly watched any other games this year.  I'm just losing interest in a staged product, especially when theyre trying to make our QB the heel.  F this...

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The league can lick my nuts. This year has pushed me over the top. I'm so fuggin sick of this bullsh*t. I don't know how much longer I can watch my favorite player in the NFL get treated like fuggin trash. I hope the NFL continues to lose massive ratings.

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