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Cam to see foot specialist

Bartin

By Bartin,
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Khyber53 Grand Master

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4 hours ago, PhillyB said:

you fool, a competitive professional football player saying "i'm good, i can play" isn't lying in the ethical sense you're clearly trying to push in your trash bag post and nor does it excuse a professional coaching staff for not managing a competitive player when this is what competitive players do. stop posting pleeeeeeease

Might be a bit harsh here. Now, if he'd used a better word than "lied" about the injury, his post would have been less inflammatory.

 

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BurnHurnBurn Newbie

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1 hour ago, Krovvy said:

People in our fanbase are blind to the rest of the NFL. They don't realize how awful even the average GM is in the draft.

Blind?  Nose blind to Hurney's stink maybe.  Check it out; Hurndog has had the most opportunity in the position he now holds(13 out of 25 years) to put his everlasting DNA in our franchise(gross).  Who else other than JR can make such a boast?

What do we have to show for his work?  A few good draft picks and 2 SB L's to haunt us?  No thanks.  Bag that poo up and get the boot a second time.  

 

PS.  He was not even interviewed by another team the whole time he was out of football, until Jerry-atric Richardson went full Old-Timers and brought him back.  #Dafuq you say?

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Krovvy Grand Master

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15 minutes ago, BurnHurnBurn said:

Blind?  Nose blind to Hurney's stink maybe.  Check it out; Hurndog has had the most opportunity in the position he now holds(13 out of 25 years) to put his everlasting DNA in our franchise(gross).  Who else other than JR can make such a boast?

What do we have to show for his work?  A few good draft picks and 2 SB L's to haunt us?  No thanks.  Bag that poo up and get the boot a second time.  

 

PS.  He was not even interviewed by another team the whole time he was out of football, until Jerry-atric Richardson went full Old-Timers and brought him back.  #Dafuq you say?

Yeah, you need to look around the league. You're bias has completely blinded you.

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Krovvy Grand Master

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15 minutes ago, BurnHurnBurn said:

Blind?  Nose blind to Hurney's stink maybe.  Check it out; Hurndog has had the most opportunity in the position he now holds(13 out of 25 years) to put his everlasting DNA in our franchise(gross).  Who else other than JR can make such a boast?

What do we have to show for his work?  A few good draft picks and 2 SB L's to haunt us?  No thanks.  Bag that poo up and get the boot a second time.  

 

PS.  He was not even interviewed by another team the whole time he was out of football, until Jerry-atric Richardson went full Old-Timers and brought him back.  #Dafuq you say?

Just look at your name. Who's ALT are you? Why not post this on your main account? Are you afraid of getting tarred and feathered again?

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PhillyB Grand Master

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23 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

Might be a bit harsh here. Now, if he'd used a better word than "lied" about the injury, his post would have been less inflammatory.

 

he said "lied" multiple times. he's always had an agenda and deserves all the harshness he gets

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Figured this was coming. That type injury, even if he tried to rest it, would only be reaggravated once he started playing again. The only road to any true recovery is surgery. Even then the foot goblin is just waiting to get Cam again. This isn’t even considering the shoulder which we don’t really know if it’s ok. Im thinking Cam is done for the year and I doubt he will be a Panther next season. Major changes this offseason. Please show the coaches the door as it happpens. 

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7 hours ago, joemac said:

But hold on a second....if the foot is not getting any better then why has he started sprinting on a treadmill and working out in practice without the boot?  Why did he make the trip to San Fran and stand on the sidelines if the foot has not gotten any better?

This.

My question is why are you only now sending your franchise qb to-the top foot guy in the country? Why wait til he’s been out over a month before involving the top guy? You have 20 million invested in Cam this year, that’s over a million a game. Whatever it might cost you to immediately involve the top professional after an injury pales in comparison to what you’re paying Cam to not play per game.

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14 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Honestly, if Cam is done for the season and the season then spirals out of control (honestly, I think both are decently likely) we need to get a look at Will Grier at some point. That may necessitate either A) firing Rivera (my preference) or B) ensuring Reviera another year (gulp).

No Just fuggin no.  I completely disagree.  No sense throwing a rookie out there that has some potential , only to get to get his ass ripped apart by a sub par o line and poor coaching and have any confidence he has shattered.  That is moronic. 

That said if Cam is done and Allen gets hurt which is a definite possibility, we will see Grier.  But if Allen stays healthy he plays.

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6 minutes ago, 1of10Charnatives said:

This.

My question is why are you only now sending your franchise qb to-the top foot guy in the country? Why wait til he’s been out over a month before involving the top guy? You have 20 million invested in Cam this year, that’s over a million a game. Whatever it might cost you to immediately involve the top professional after an injury pales in comparison to what you’re paying Cam to not play per game.

FYI: The guy they're sending him to actually used to work for the Panthers.

(he apparently worked on Jonathan Stewart's foot issues)

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