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"Cam should be the big story in the NFL right now."

FugginPoo

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Herbert The Love Bug Newbie

Herbert The Love Bug

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I honestly do not like The Golden Calf of Bristol. I had respect for him until I saw him on ESPN saying that if you aren't a Christian then you will spend eternity in Hell. I just don't think it is right to force your beliefs on people. Not everyone has the same beliefs. He just needs to keep it to himself. Plus after seeing him play yesterday, he sucks. I don't care what he did in the final 5 minutes. It took them getting lucky on an onside kick to even have a chance. He looked pathetic the first 55 or so minutes. Cam continues to dominate all the time and is getting better every game. And he leaves his religious beliefs off the field and keeps them to himself.

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No. Today it's been all The Golden Calf of Bristol all the time on every national media outlet there is.

Good. Newton and the team can concentrate on practicing.

Fluff stories do nothing to help the team but I suppose it gives a lot of fans the warm fuzzy happy feelings they need.

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The good thing is that if Newton was going to succumb to the bright lights and high praise, he would have done so after week 1. Probably just about every ESPN show, TV and radio, wanted an interview with him, but no one got it. Cam's staying focused on the task at hand, ESPN media lovefest or not.

That being said, I do get sick of hearing about The Golden Calf of Bristol and how his highlights from this week all start with 3 minutes to go in the game.

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Nobody in the media watched any of the game besides the final 3 minutes. He looked absolutely terrible, and his throwing motion is the worst of any NFL qb i've ever seen.

Believe u/me the folks on NFLN were doing their mightiest to defend what he is doing. I seriously wonder how long it will last until the has to start acting like a QB.

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And the funny thing is The Golden Calf of Bristol is receiving praise for what guys like Vince Young BEEN doing. Putting up 150 yards passing and winning games. When Vince did it we never heard the end of how he aint a real passer or his comp sucked, but The Golden Calf of Bristol does it and its national news and his "arrival" if you will into the NFL.

Unfortunately, this couldn't be more true. Very curious, no?

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