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Panthers vs Vikings - NFL Turning Point


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This video has a close up on JStew during his long TD run. Have you guys noticed how he kept glancing at the jumbotron during his run? I guess it makes it easier to see how far the defenders are behind you, instead of turning your head. 

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2 minutes ago, iBBB said:

This video has a close up on JStew during his long TD run. Have you guys noticed how he kept glancing at the jumbotron during his run? I guess it makes it easier to see how far the defenders are behind you, instead of turning your head. 

Most players do that. Cam did it on his long run too

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5 hours ago, RelaxImaPro said:

Honestly sounds to me like he's saying "Cam son, throw the ball!"  Just listened to it over and over to make sure.

it was either "Cam, son, throw the ball" or "Damn, son, throw the ball." i listened to it quite a few times just to be sure.

rivera wanted him to get rid of it.

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