Odell Beckham Jr. posted something that I think is relevant to Cam

[WarHeel]

Where’s the relevance?

[pantherphan96]

More valid to compare Cam and Brady.

OBJ has cheapshotted multiple players and complained about defenses doing the same to him in retaliation.

[Palmetto]

33 minutes ago, sharkkiller said:

How is this relevant to Cam?

IF Cam did that Sunday it would be headline news how he his immature and cry baby ,needs to grow up and not a leader......

ODJ point is some players can get away with sideline antics and some cant.

[EgoDogg]

[Still Brooklyn]

10 minutes ago, Palmetto said:

IF Cam did that Sunday it would be headline news how he his immature and cry baby ,needs to grow up and not a leader......

ODJ point is some players can get away with sideline antics and some cant.

LET. IT. GO.

[Ship]

I see clips with both guys getting pissed while the Panthers are in the background. I guess we do that to people.

[Icege]

I don't see him comparing himself to Brady. The original Instagram post says goat chasing, meaning he wants to be as passionate as Brady is.

But let's all jump to conclusions that confirm our bias instead I suppose?

[frash.exe]

looks like odell’s had a lot of free time to mess around with adobe premiere pro

[GoobyPls]

Odell antics don’t bother me, the problem I have is that he’s just a sneaky dirty punk.

 

And Brady is whiny b*tch

[top dawg]

11 hours ago, Hoenheim said:

at this point I dont trust Samuels ability to stay healthy 

I don't think that we can afford to trust that he will stay healthy,  and that's one of the reasons why I believe that we must acquire a legit playmaker at the position. 

In July I thought that I'd be able to finally stop calling for a legit WR to be acquired.  I mean,  I am the Wide Receiver Extremist as labeled by @tiger7_88 :). I get tired of hearing myself calling for the same thing every single year.  I thought that this might be the season.  But,  everyone sees how it is.  

Moose once said that Chicago was where receivers go to die.  Well,  Carolina is where JAG receivers have a home. For some odd reason, this franchise just can't get it's act together regarding having a diverse group of receivers who have different skill sets but are a threat to break games open on any given play. It's always one guy that has to carry the group---one guy that the opposition is afraid of (if that). We need at least two. 

[KendrickPanther]

Cam doesnt have much in common with either of these guys

[PantherOnTheProwl1523]

1 hour ago, top dawg said:

I don't think that we can afford to trust that he will stay healthy,  and that's one of the reasons why I believe that we must acquire a legit playmaker at the position. 

In July I thought that I'd be able to finally stop calling for a legit WR to be acquired.  I mean,  I am the Wide Receiver Extremist as labeled by @tiger7_88 :). I get tired of hearing myself calling for the same thing every single year.  I thought that this might be the season.  But,  everyone sees how it is.  

Moose once said that Chicago was where receivers go to die.  Well,  Carolina is where JAG receivers have a home. For some odd reason, this franchise just can't get it's act together regarding having a diverse group of receivers who have different skill sets but are a threat to break games open on any given play. It's always one guy that has to carry the group---one guy that the opposition is afraid of (if that). We need at least two. 

Time will tell on Samuels when he is fully healed and he just may play up to expectations (hopefully) How long did it take Steve Smith to get to the point of being one of the best WR's in the game?

[NeedSumD]

so yet another post about Cam is black so he can’t do anything the white players can do.  Maybe we can get a few more of these before Sunday!!!  Cam relevant really for Christ sake.  Leave your racial bias at your next rally please.   When Cam has 5 SB Rings he can do whatever he wants as well.

[top dawg]

1 hour ago, rbsponsel52 said:

Time will tell on Samuels when he is fully healed and he just may play up to expectations (hopefully) How long did it take Steve Smith to get to the point of being one of the best WR's in the game?

I still have hope for Samuel.  I haven't given up hope yet,  but with his year going as it did,  I just can't trust him to stay on the field yet.  Sometimes continual injuries have a way of dampening otherwise talented players' careers. Some just never get it together.  I'm not ready to put Samuel in that number,  but I've seen enough disappointment over the years to be very wary.  And,  with our receiving corps issues,  I admit that I may be extra sensitive regarding the whole situation. 

Smitty was an entirely different animal.  He really flashed fairly early in his career, and his play simply demanded that he see the field.  He wasn't hampered by injury or anything else except maybe coaches. I could argue that Samuel arrived into a better situation and was expected to contribute fairly significantly right away. But, injury stole his thunder. But,  like I said,  I personally haven't given up on him. A hammy issue can be a problem, but there's nothing to lead me to believe that it's a chronic thing,and ankles unfortunately get rolled up.  I still have faith, but he's going to have to get something other than disjointed playing time and make some plays.