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A couple in interesting Cam things from nfl.com


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10 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Might wanna go listen to Ricky Proehl talk about that one. He pretty much outright admitted that Smitty was causing a toxic locker room.

His locker was in the middle of the room too. He would talk poo about everyone very loudly.

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1 minute ago, LinvilleGorge said:

@Catsfan69 your feelings don't matter. Go listen to Ricky Proehl (our WR coach at the time) talk about it. He was in the locker room. He was Smitty's position coach. There might not be a better direct source than that and he openly discussed it relatively recently.

I've listened to it.

He didn't say he created a toxic locker room.

He said he was hard on Cam and they were afraid Cam would be stunted by it.

That Steve held people to the same high standards he held himself too and that it was going to be hard on you if you didn't meet them.

That Steve wanted to win Now and Cam being a rookie was making too many mistakes. 

 

And I can guarantee you this Cam was complicit in that situation. There are clips on the sideline of Steve trying to teach Cam and Cam completely ignoring him like some entitled punk.

I'm sorry but no rookie QB or not gets to act entitled towards Vets especially a Hall of Famer.

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36 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Might wanna go listen to Ricky Proehl talk about that one. He pretty much outright admitted that Smitty was causing a toxic locker room.

This is why I laugh when this board praises him so highly. I gave up on him after the 3rd time he punched a teammate.

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8 minutes ago, Catsfan69 said:

I've listened to it.

He didn't say he created a toxic locker room.

He said he was hard on Cam and they were afraid Cam would be stunted by it.

That Steve held people to the same high standards he held himself too and that it was going to be hard on you if you didn't meet them.

That Steve wanted to win Now and Cam being a rookie was making too many mistakes. 

 

And I can guarantee you this Cam was complicit in that situation. There are clips on the sideline of Steve trying to teach Cam and Cam completely ignoring him like some entitled punk.

I'm sorry but no rookie QB or not gets to act entitled towards Vets especially a Hall of Famer.

Post the clips.

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3 minutes ago, iamhubby1 said:

Man, the Cam Stan's are Stanning hard I tell ya what. If Cam doesn't light it up, this place could be on suicide watch.

 

On second thought, this place will be in "Build an Excuse Land". lol

Uh oh... Mr. Positivity himself comes along and tells on himself.  Nah man, we ain't coming over to your house.

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15 minutes ago, Catsfan69 said:

I've listened to it.

He didn't say he created a toxic locker room.

He said he was hard on Cam and they were afraid Cam would be stunted by it.

That Steve held people to the same high standards he held himself too and that it was going to be hard on you if you didn't meet them.

That Steve wanted to win Now and Cam being a rookie was making too many mistakes. 

 

And I can guarantee you this Cam was complicit in that situation. There are clips on the sideline of Steve trying to teach Cam and Cam completely ignoring him like some entitled punk.

I'm sorry but no rookie QB or not gets to act entitled towards Vets especially a Hall of Famer.

You might want to rewatch that. Because you're just talking out of your ass and making things up apparently. He absolutely does say that he was creating a toxic environment, one that he was solely responsible for.

 

 

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