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Starting O-Line Sunday?

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That's what no one is talking about.  Everyone is treating Cam as the savior that's going to rescue our season and everything is going to be awesome, and I certain hope that's the case and I'll be pulling hard for Cam.  

That said, he may get behind center and he gets blown up and end up running for his life and it turns into a poo show.  He's obviously more mobile than Sam but it's going to be interesting how this turns out....

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8 minutes ago, CAPantherFan said:

That's what no one is talking about.  Everyone is treating Cam as the savior that's going to rescue our season and everything is going to be awesome, and I certain hope that's the case and I'll be pulling hard for Cam.  

That said, he may get behind center and he gets blown up and end up running for his life and it turns into a poo show.  He's obviously more mobile than Sam but it's going to be interesting how this turns out....

I mean 1 sack and 11 hurries last week, Sam taking 2.9 seconds on average to get the ball out. I know they suck but they didn't lose us the game Sunday. 

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35 minutes ago, Jackie Lee said:

I mean 1 sack and 11 hurries last week, Sam taking 2.9 seconds on average to get the ball out. I know they suck but they didn't lose us the game Sunday. 

When Mike White for the Jets had his big passing day recently (405 yards) he got rid of the ball in 2.5 seconds on average.  So even behind the New York's suspect Oline (which is as putrid as ours) White had few to no problems with their protections.  

 

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