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Cam is clearly still hurt.


TylerDurden

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Good news is, I don't think it's his shoulder.  I suspect it's his foot...  

That 4th down confirmed it for me, if there was any doubt.  It's 4th and short, and not only do we not even run Cam in the play, but we motion him out, completely removing him as a threat.  Two years ago, we were almost automatic in 4th and short, all because of Cam, usually via sneak or over the top.  And now we don't even use him.  Let him sit till healthy, because this lame duck staff is gone anyway.

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Doctors and surgery have done all they can. It will never get any better. I’m convinced of that. Sad as hell but it’s a business and Cam is no longer an asset, but a major liability at the most important position in the game. Have to move on.

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