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Cam's Response to Olsen

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IDK you ask a guy to work his ass off, Play hard, be a team leader, and put the game on his shoulders, yet you dont expect him to be pissed off when he loses. Yea it was not a nice thing to say but when your a competitor it happens. You cool down and go to the man an say your sorry. Thats just what leaders do.

I mean com'on Smith has does this many time and if you went up to him after a loss like this he would have said fug off too.

What I am getting at is you think Olsen is laying out for that pass that Cam puts a little to much into? Or is willing to take that extra step to chip that guy who is coming from Cam's blind side? or taking that hit over the middle to get Cam's next pass? If I said good game Bro and he said F Off? You lost me as a teammate and I can't get out of here fast enough.

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What I am getting at is you think Olsen is laying out for that pass that Cam puts a little to much into? Or is willing to take that extra step to chip that guy who is coming from Cam's blind side? or taking that hit over the middle to get Cam's next pass? If I said good game Bro and he said F Off? You lost me as a teammate and I can't get out of here fast enough.

Glad you weren't in the military.

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That I understand what sports journalism is about....

No, that you are so far deep inside the sphincter of the laughable career called "sports journalist" that you place far too much importance on it than it ever deserves.

Good luck on your future career as a worthless, weasel-y hack.

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No, that you are so far deep inside the sphincter of the laughable career called "sports journalist" that you place far too much importance on it than it ever deserves.

Good luck on your future career as a worthless, weasel-y hack.

:lol: yea it's a laughable career, that all of us rely on to get the inside info on our team...

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What I am getting at is you think Olsen is laying out for that pass that Cam puts a little to much into? Or is willing to take that extra step to chip that guy who is coming from Cam's blind side? or taking that hit over the middle to get Cam's next pass? If I said good game Bro and he said F Off? You lost me as a teammate and I can't get out of here fast enough.

:rofl:

You don't think that the coaches would see that kind of poo on film?

And do something about it?

And that word would get out that said player is willing to get one of his own teammates hurt on the field?

You think Olsen would want that? Or do you think he'll play hard because getting a GOOD renewed contract when his current one is up is better for him and his family? You think ANY team would want that kind of player running routes and/or protecting their QB?

YOU may do that, but YOU'RE career in the NFL wouldn't last too long either.

You really do live in Lollipop Land, don't you? :lol:

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:lol: yea it's a laughable career' date=' that all of us rely on to get the inside info on our team...[/quote']

Oh, we do, do we?

This is exactly what I am talking about. Your "without ME, what would you do?" attitude.

Trust me, young'un... back in the day, we watched games on Sunday and looked at the box scores on Monday. We didn't need resident geniuses like YOU telling us what happened or why it happened.

But you keep on telling yourself that we do if it makes you feel all squishy.

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Oh, we do, do we?

This is exactly what I am talking about. Your "without ME, what would you do?" attitude.

Trust me, young'un... back in the day, we watched games on Sunday and looked at the box scores on Monday. We didn't need resident geniuses like YOU telling us what happened or why it happened.

But you keep on telling yourself that we do if it makes you feel all squishy.

Guess what, it's not the old days anymore....people demand information now. In the sports world, it's the journalist that delivers that information demanded. You keep thinking that it's the stone age where people don't want to know what's going on all the time with their teams though. It's not an elitist mentality, it's just the way the public is now. If people didn't demand the information then journalists wouldn't be around....but they do...you really have no clue how media works do you? The only reason the media is as big as it is, is because of the public's demand for it....newspapers may be a thing of the past for the most part, but that doesn't mean the journalist is going anywhere...

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Guess what' date=' it's not the old days anymore....people demand information now. In the sports world, it's the journalist that delivers that information demanded. you keep thinking that it's the stone age where people don't want to know what's going on all the time with their teams though. It's not an elitist mentality, it's just the way the public is now. If people didn't demand the information then journalists wouldn't be around....but they do...[/quote']

It's the ADD generation where people find it painful to think for themselves. Yes, you got that right.

And weasel "journalists" that work today are perfect for feeding that ADD generation that pablum it needs to stay satisfied.

So congrats to you for supporting those poor souls that never have a desire to utilize their own brain cells. You must surely be proud.

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:rofl:

You don't think that the coaches would see that kind of poo on film?

And do something about it?

And that word would get out that said player is willing to get one of his own teammates hurt on the field?

You think Olsen would want that? Or do you think he'll play hard because getting a GOOD renewed contract when his current one is up is better for him and his family? You think ANY team would want that kind of player running routes and/or protecting their QB?

YOU may do that, but YOU'RE career in the NFL wouldn't last too long either.

You really do live in Lollipop Land, don't you? :lol:

Now you are not living in reality. This happens all the time in team sports. Look at the Red Sox. Francona lost the locker room they quit playing for him who got the blame the coach. They did not send all the players packing. Players quit playing all the time and there are plenty of teams that will keep paying them. I ain't saying Olsen would do that all I am saying is that is the risk you run by not showing respect for your teammates.

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