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Cyberjag

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Last year, the knock on Clausen was that he was a prima donna and something of a jerk who would throw his teammates under the bus in a heartbeat.

It seems like everyone has their own personal favorite thing to complain about, but has anything like this been an issue at any time in the past season?

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Most of the attacks on this message board are unwarranted imo. People here cant seem to take everything into account, including things not seen on the field, and after last season around here it's: "anybody but Peppers, Fox or Clausen because they have exposed my inner feminine and we just cant stand to lose and i want to win now"(in a baby/dumb bitch voice).

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Last year, the knock on Clausen was that he was a prima donna and something of a jerk who would throw his teammates under the bus in a heartbeat.

It seems like everyone has their own personal favorite thing to complain about, but has anything like this been an issue at any time in the past season?

More than that I think it was his ability to lead that was in question

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A QB that finger-points a receiver will never make it in this league.

Sometimes it is subtly implied that a finger is pointed, unless a QB goes the extra mile to make sure it isn't. I'm talking a QB patting his own chest and mouthing "my fault", even when a missed catch is clearly on the receiver too. A QB that inspires confidence in players by going on camera and dissolving blame from a struggling receiver is going to get more out of ALL of his teammates.

Jimmy seemed to come close to this clairvoyance a few times, I expect it'll improve.

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Jimmy need's another shot next season, I can't remember him throwing anyone under the bus, maybe he did but I never saw anything about it. Give him a fair shake with a healthy oline and then we'll see.

I'm fine giving him anther shot...but he needs to develop on the sidelines at least for a year before getting it.

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