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23 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

Lockett and Baldwin are lightyears ahead of Samuel and Moore at this point in their careers. When you compare them to Torrey and Funchess this comparison is even dumber

I don't agree with this at all plus Seattle doesn't have CMC or Olsen.  If you are going to argue that Cam has better stats than Wilson, you'll lose this argument every single time.  

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Makes sense to me.

35yr old Rodgers with a ton of money dumped into him, 32yr old Clay Matthews, logjam of mediocrity at RB, Byron Bell at RG,  vs. 29yr old Cam, 27yr old Luke Kuechly, Christian McCaffrey at RB, and Matt Kalil that you can spend $2M in addition to his already $12M salary next season to cut him?

I mean... I'd take it.

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3 hours ago, Mikey818 said:

What’s holding him back? First it was Shula so we got Norv then lack of weapons and we have an all world rb and fast wideouts  now it’s ron. So under what scenario would we win with cam?

He is having statically his best season ever. Even more than the year he won MVP

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6 minutes ago, Paintballr said:

He is having statically his best season ever. Even more than the year he won MVP

Yes good completion percentage mainly due to cmc catching every ball that hits his hands. We do have red zone and end of games issues both passing and kicking. It’s not all on Cam 

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49 minutes ago, Mikey818 said:

Yes good completion percentage mainly due to cmc catching every ball that hits his hands. We do have red zone and end of games issues both passing and kicking. It’s not all on Cam 

LMAOOOOO.....so is he supposed to drop them then?? What does this even mean?  Lol

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8 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

LMAOOOOO.....so is he supposed to drop them then?? What does this even mean?  Lol

It’s my way of saying that much of cams improved completion percent is due to having a back like cmc. I doubt his completion percent would be so good if we didn’t have cmc 

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14 minutes ago, KillaCamNewton said:

hIS coMPLetIOn pERcenTAge iS onLY gOOd becAUSE hE hitS recEIVers in THEir HaNDS

Seriously, there is so man directions i can go with in response to that statement. I will just say its actually nice cam has a receiver that catches everything for change. Lol

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9 minutes ago, Mikey818 said:

It’s my way of saying that much of cams improved completion percent is due to having a back like cmc. I doubt his completion percent would be so good if we didn’t have cmc 

So basically the front office finally did a good thing and gave Cam a safety blanket to rely on when the receivers cant get open because you know...they have never been to good that. Right?

 Most good qbs have one you know.

 

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5 minutes ago, CPF4LIFE said:

So basically the front office finally did a good thing and gave Cam a safety blanket to rely on when the receivers cant get open because you know...they have never been to good that. Right?

 Most good qbs have one you know.

 

Yes Batman has his robin so We really should be winning more lol

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