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Cam on Bryce needing to step up and Tepper cleaning house in 2020

Jackie Lee

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Can't be passive in general publicly or behind closed doors or on the field. Whether it's Bryce or whoever we don't need another milquetoast. Kyle Allen Teddy Bridgewater Sam Darnold. If it's more of that for the next several years just move the damn team already. Our two best QB's in the span of 25 years while doing things differently and their own way because they were certainly different were both  regarded as being vocal and inspired their teammates as such.

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I honestly believe that if Ron Rivera and the GMs had not put so much on Cam (pourous OL, making him run so much, etc) he might still be playing.  Ron did not preserve Cam--he drove him into the ground for his career.  With Cam, RR did not have 2 consecutive winning seasons--think about that.  Cam is so much more of a leader now than he was--I wish he had spoken up then too.

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40 minutes ago, Panthero said:

The only thing they did wrong in 2020 was not cleaning house more. OR forcing their way up to get Herbert. 

I thought we were drafting Herbert and we'd jump a few spots.  When he was not picked at #6, we just sat there.  (that is how I remember it.)

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Nobody on this board wanted Herbert. Yall were claiming he wasn't committed to football, and that his college game wouldn't translate. 

Now everyone is saying the opposite.  Such bullshit.  

I was the loudest voice on the huddle for Herbert.  

The masses just weren't buying his stock. 

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