How fired up was Philly Brown on MNF???

[Hotsauce]

From what I saw he balled out. I don't recall any drops (unlike Ginn).   Has he seen less snaps lately?

I'll tell you what, every time he caught the ball, he made a big deal about it. That kid was lit last night

 

[Jeremy Igo]

He has been open quite a bit this year but hasn't been targeted. I think that was a lot of the enthusiasm. 

 

Could it be that Shula told Cam to stay away from Kelvin (Norman) and that is why the offense looked like the offense from a year ago?

[chknwing]

1 minute ago, Jeremy Igo said:

He has been open quite a bit this year but hasn't been targeted. I think that was a lot of the enthusiasm. 

 

Could it be that Shula told Cam to stay away from Kelvin (Norman) and that is why the offense looked like the offseason from a year ago?

Kelvins first year, cam developed tunnel vision, the next year, he was forced to spread the ball around and they went to the super bowl. Kelvins back this year and so is the tunnel vision.

[Steves89]

I actually think Philly is often fired up. I feel like he always makes a big deal out of big plays. Doesn't take crap from defenders. He was the most amped player at the super bowl last year.

[chknwing]

1 minute ago, Steves89 said:

I actually think Philly is often fired up. I feel like he always makes a big deal out of big plays. Doesn't take crap from defenders. He was the most amped player at the super bowl last year.

until the refs let denver power drive him into the field

[PantherPhann89]

Anyone know why he hasn't been involved in the gameplan as much?

[shreddingdefense]

In my opinion he should be starting, and when you use more than 2 wrs he plays the slot.

[Nick_81]

7 minutes ago, Jeremy Igo said:

He has been open quite a bit this year but hasn't been targeted. I think that was a lot of the enthusiasm. 

 

Could it be that Shula told Cam to stay away from Kelvin (Norman) and that is why the offense looked like the offseason from a year ago?

If I'm picking between KB, and winning games... well, we all know the answer to that.  Seems like him being on the field, is more hindrance than help a lot of the time.  Plus, you're losing out on a player that's selling out 100% of the time.  I'd rather have that, personally.

[Hoenheim]

If there was a way to release Kelvin and bring in DeShuan Jackson I'd do it in a fuging hearbeat. Start Jackson and Ginn on either side and have Philly tear it up in the slot with Funchess spotting Ginn off the bench.

[Lemory]

I wonder if Gettleman has noticed how well Cam plays without KB. Maybe use him as trade bait in the draft? 

[Ivan The Awesome]

I'll be surprised if he makes the roster next season. 

[Smithers]

I really like Philly.  He was the only one that showed any emotion during the SB.  He is always open.  Usually catches the ball.  And he seems like a team player. 

I'd love to see what he could do as our primary slot receiver on every play. 

[beastson]

A lot of people want to put blame solely on KB. I mean he's the number 1 receiver. He's not telling him to make him the number 1 target. He's not telling them he's the first option and Cam has to look elsewhere if he's not open

I just think Cam is at his best when he's operating the offense, when he has more control. I think they need to give him control of the offense and whatever he sees go with it. Don't give him a first read, second read style offense. I said this weeks ago, I said involve Byrd and Bersin, and people said what are they going to do they suck. It wasn't about them per-say, just give Cam more options instead of KB, Funchess, Ginn, Olsen

[76west]

1 hour ago, PantherPhann89 said:

Anyone know why he hasn't been involved in the gameplan as much?

Yep.. Kelvin was to go to this year. Philly was left out kinda but still plays in my opionion like he should have been in the rotation heavy this year