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Cam had games end just like that on a bad shoulder last season.

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1 hour ago, PantherWake said:

What would this board be saying if Cam made this throw with the game on the line? He’d get murdered but somehow Allen is being praised.

 

First, the board would say don't pay attention to Billy Marshall because he's a dimwit.

Second, as has been mentioned, a nine-year veteran is different than a rookie.

If that's something you can't comprehend, I can't help you.

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4 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

First, the board would say don't pay attention to Billy Marshall because he's a dimwit.

Second, as has been mentioned, a nine-year veteran is different than a rookie.

If that's something you can't comprehend, I can't help you.

How is he a dimwit? Plus he didn’t even say anything on that clip? I just posted what happened lol

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4 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

First, the board would say don't pay attention to Billy Marshall because he's a dimwit.

Second, as has been mentioned, a nine-year veteran is different than a rookie.

If that's something you can't comprehend, I can't help you.

I use to like some of Marshall's stuff, but he has an obvious agenda, and if you follow him for longer than a minute it's obvious.

2015 Cam ain't ever coming back through that door.  Making comparisons one way or the other isn't worthwhile at this point IMHO.

I will say this though, and as someone who has been a 100% Cam supporter... if rookie Cam (and that's pretty much what Allen is) almost led that comeback yesterday in Lambeau in the snow and in spite of the early mistakes, we would all be ecstatic.

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6 hours ago, TbTeRRoR said:

He has before.  I was at the Seattle game in  2012 and this was perfect weather mind you...4th  down game on the line and he skipped a pass in the endzone to a wide open  man (can't remember who) but man that was a gotta excute it or at least give him a chance pass........ now I'm not weighing in on the topic at hand.....just wanted to point this out.

I believe it was this one.

 

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