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CamWhoaaCam Grand Master

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Just now, frankw said:

He was 2nd behind Gronk by a distance of here to the moon.

Those stats are damn good for a TE. 

 

I guess you think Olsen was a bum as well. Smh all you dudes do is hate on this board. Why can't anyone be positive. This place fuels off hate.

 

I can't wake up everyday and hate. My life is too damn good to think like this. I hope some of you find happiness in your life. It's honestly sad how some of you think on a daily basis.

 

I will let you continue with the Bryce hate in this thread. I'm burned out defending this kid.

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8 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

You telling me a straight face Bryce has shown no improvement and is the same QB he was earlier in the season?

The Nat'l media was literally praising this dude for improved play. Some even said we have found our franchise QB.

 

What the hell changed so fast? Oh he had a off game. So it's back to Bryce sucks. Damn I love this place.

Its all about context.  He went from being the absolute worst qb in probably the history of the nfl to being the worst qb in the current nfl.  I mean sure thats improvement by the nature of the word but you are only kidding yourself if you think thats good enough to be a franchise guy.   But being who you are I am guessing that is going to sail right over your head.  And if I recall correctly you were one of the guys saying he was playing like a top 5 nfl qb.  So yeah theres that.

 

Ive said it 1000x on here.  He is too small to see the field as evidenced last week, his footwork is fuging horrendous as evidenced last week and his arm and accuracy is dogshit as evidenced last week. This wasnt a one off game.  This is who he is

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3 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Those stats are damn good for a TE. 

 

I guess you think Olsen was a bum as well. Smh all you dudes do is hate on this board. Why can't anyone be positive. This place fuels off hate.

 

I can't wake up everyday and hate. My life is too damn good to think like this. I hope some of you find happiness in your life. It's honestly sad how some of you think on a daily basis.

 

I will let you continue with the Bryce hate in this thread. I'm burned out defending this kid.

I didnt realize Tony Robbins was a panther fan

 

Being optimistic doesnt change the realistic part here.  Bryce fuging stinks

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1 minute ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

Those stats are damn good for a TE. 

 

I guess you think Olsen was a bum as well. Smh all you dudes do is hate on this board. Why can't anyone be positive. This place fuels off hate.

 

I can't wake up everyday and hate. My life is too damn good to think like this. I hope some of you find happiness in your life. It's honestly sad how some of you think on a daily basis.

 

I will let you continue with the Bryce hate in this thread. I'm burned out defending this kid.

Trying to tell other people how to live when you don't even have the testicular fortitude not to shamelessly bandwagon. That's cute bro.

Olsen is a damn good TE. He hit the lottery too with Cam. I think what Olsen accomplished is very admirable considering he had average wheels at best. He is a very sharp guy and his football IQ his attention to detail and work ethic got him the accolades he has now. Good for him. I'll always speak highly of him. Doesn't matter how he compares to GOAT's at his position.

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3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Its all about context.  He went from being the absolute worst qb in probably the history of the nfl to being the worst qb in the current nfl.  I mean sure thats improvement by the nature of the word but you are only kidding yourself if you think thats good enough to be a franchise guy.   But being who you are I am guessing that is going to sail right over your head.  And if I recall correctly you were one of the guys saying he was playing like a top 5 nfl qb.  So yeah theres that.

 

Ive said it 1000x on here.  He is too small to see the field as evidenced last week, his footwork is fuging horrendous as evidenced last week and his arm and accuracy is dogshit as evidenced last week. This wasnt a one off game.  This is who he is

The worst starting QB in the NFL doesn't take the defending champs and the best QB in football down to a GW FG to win the game. Chiefs has loss 1 game all season.

 

Eagles again the worst starting QB doesn't take a SB caliber team down to a GW TD. Had XL caught the ball we beat the best team in the NFC.

 

Instead of praising him you continue to ignore the good he has shown since the benching. Look at this roster dude we shouldn't be competitive if we being honest.

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2 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

The worst starting QB in the NFL doesn't take the defending champs and the best QB in football down to a GW FG to win the game. Chiefs has loss 1 game all season.

 

Eagles again the worst starting QB doesn't take a SB caliber team down to a GW TD. Had XL caught the ball we beat the best team in the NFC.

 

Instead of praising him you continue to ignore the good he has shown since the benching. Look at this roster dude we shouldn't be competitive if we being honest.

Starting is about consistency. Within a game, and between them. And Bryce has seriously lacked it. Bryce has had a few good games. So did his receivers, frankly. So did his OL.

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5 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

The worst starting QB in the NFL doesn't take the defending champs and the best QB in football down to a GW FG to win the game. Chiefs has loss 1 game all season.

 

Eagles again the worst starting QB doesn't take a SB caliber team down to a GW TD. Had XL caught the ball we beat the best team in the NFC.

 

Instead of praising him you continue to ignore the good he has shown since the benching. Look at this roster dude we shouldn't be competitive if we being honest.

Where would you rank Bryce right now out of 32 starters?

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Where would you rank Bryce right now out of 32 starters?

I have him at 22. For a #1 pick obviously he's not living up to that spot. But given his roster and lack of weapons this is a decent spot. Put more talent around him he could be in the 15-20 range. Middle of the pack with a good roster around him.

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2 minutes ago, CamWhoaaCam said:

I have him at 22. For a #1 pick obviously he's not living up to that spot. But given his roster and lack of weapons this is a decent spot. Put more talent around him he could be in the 15-20 range. Middle of the pack with a good roster around him.

15 with the absolute best case scenario roster around him.  Hard fuging pass.   

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