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I was wrong

The Saltman

By The Saltman,
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pantherj Grand Master

pantherj

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my personal opinion is anyone wishing to go back to Fox's bend/don't break philosophy that never made adjustments is a weak minded individual.

I'm sorry you were so offended by a personal opinion...

"you have a very fragile mind"

^ That is a personal insult directed at me. Fail.

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Jackofalltrades Proficient

Jackofalltrades

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Cam's floor is way lower than what we saw vs the Cards, as anyone's would be.

Brace yourself, he'll probably even have some Delhomme type days, they all do.

I'm more excited about Cam than I was going into the game, but people really need to get a grip and temper their expectations a bit or else they'll be calling for his head when he plays like a rookie.

I assure you Dom Capers is already watching film and has far more talent than AZ, if and when he shut Cam down does that mean he sucks? Nope, it means he's a rookie and yes, still a human.

Some of the talk around here about Cam has gotten down right ridiculous with the expectations and comparisons.

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