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Cam Gains Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews' Respect


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For the most part, players always compliment each other. They're not reliable source. None of them spoke up last year to say that Jimmy Clausen is garbage, therefore I do not take their opinions too seriously.

Wrong. His own teammates weren't defending him in the media and didn't have anything good to say about him besides he tried hard... Just ask Smitty.

This isn't just "awww, he's pretty good. he's trying to be good and that's what matters." No, they are saying his performance is indicating he's special.

SN: And not making this about Jimmy. TBH, I was going to make a thread about him because I'm really impressed with how he's handled things. After the first TD throw, he was the first one to run out and dap Cam up. I love seeing that. Props to Jimmy.

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Another thing, Cam said after the game that he is still learning and understanding that this isn't college anymore. I can't wait to see him really get used to seeing these NFL defenses. Imagine in a couple years when we have the whole offense completely installed and perfected and Cam is comfortable enough to call audibles pre-snap. Oh man.

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Matthews was talking junk to Cam the entire game. I can't repeat some of the things he said. Cam kept cool and didn't even look at him, not giving him the satisfaction. I was impressed, apparently so was Matthews.

I'm glad you were there for the first hand accounts between Cam and Clay. TBH, I was hoping someone would cut block the sh*t out of Clay during the game b/c I could tell he was talking non-stop sh*t to Cam.

I'm sure you picked up the exchange when Clay chased him out of bounds in the 4th for no gain... You could see Cam was smiling and thought it was gonna be a friendly exchange after the play and then Clay looked back at him, said something, and then Cam stopped smiling, turned away from him and went back to the huddle... Meanwhile, Clay kept talking.

I also didn't appreciate the celebration after Clay wrapped him up from behind on the scramble on 4th down where he pointed at him on the ground.

I was really hoping someone would f*ck Clay up, and I've actually liked him from afar until today.

Regardless, I expect guys to be competitive and talk smack, but he seemed like it was personal during the game... So, I was surprised to see him say anything good about him.

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I'm glad you were there for the first hand accounts between Cam and Clay. TBH, I was hoping someone would cut block the sh*t out of Clay during the game b/c I could tell he was talking non-stop sh*t to Cam.

I'm sure you picked up the exchange when Clay chased him out of bounds in the 4th for no gain... You could see Cam was smiling and thought it was gonna be a friendly exchange after the play and then Clay looked back at him, said something, and then Cam stopped smiling, turned away from him and went back to the huddle... Meanwhile, Clay kept talking.

I also didn't appreciate the celebration after Clay wrapped him up from behind on the scramble on 4th down where he pointed at him on the ground.

I was really hoping someone would f*ck Clay up, and I've actually liked him from afar until today.

Regardless, I expect guys to be competitive and talk smack, but he seemed like it was personal during the game... So, I was surprised to see him say anything good about him.

you get your feelings hurt too easily - that is part of the game

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I'm glad you were there for the first hand accounts between Cam and Clay. TBH, I was hoping someone would cut block the sh*t out of Clay during the game b/c I could tell he was talking non-stop sh*t to Cam.

I'm sure you picked up the exchange when Clay chased him out of bounds in the 4th for no gain... You could see Cam was smiling and thought it was gonna be a friendly exchange after the play and then Clay looked back at him, said something, and then Cam stopped smiling, turned away from him and went back to the huddle... Meanwhile, Clay kept talking.

I also didn't appreciate the celebration after Clay wrapped him up from behind on the scramble on 4th down where he pointed at him on the ground.

I was really hoping someone would f*ck Clay up, and I've actually liked him from afar until today.

Regardless, I expect guys to be competitive and talk smack, but he seemed like it was personal during the game... So, I was surprised to see him say anything good about him.

Trash talk is a part of the game. I'm sure our guys are giving it as well. Steve Smith is probably the best example... guy never seems to shut up.

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"I knew he would be good, but if I told you I knew he'd be this good this early, I'd be lying to you," said Packers nose tackle B.J. Raji, who had one of four sacks of Newton. "He doesn't get frustrated. We threw a lot of stuff at him today and he was able to sit back there and make some of the plays they needed."

http://m.espn.go.com/nfl/gamecast?gameId=310918029

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you get your feelings hurt too easily - that is part of the game

It's a part of every game. It's not a matter of getting your feelings hurt, I just always approached competition by letting my game speak for itself... So, sometimes I get pissed off when people are making plays and talking sh*t non-stop. I appreciate mutual respect more than sh*t talk. Unless it is someone talking sh*t on our side (like Smitty) lol...

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Trash talk is a part of the game. I'm sure our guys are giving it as well. Steve Smith is probably the best example... guy never seems to shut up.

Yeah it's part of the game. Clay was nowhere near as bad as Dockett. I didn't see Clay give Cam anything extra on the ground like Dockett did.

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