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Is it wrong that I actually like Cam?

Saint J

By Saint J,
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The guy looks like he is playing a video game out there each and every week...I couldn't hate him at Auburn and I can't hate him now. I think his kid like personality is much more genuine than Favre and it's just fun to watch him play. It doesn't hurt that I have him for fantasy. :cool:

No, I'm a fan of Drew Brees anytime he doesn't play us, and then it becomes more of a hate/respect thing.

I actually tend to like a lot of players from other teams, because I long ago realized that appreciating good and talented players, and good teams, doesn't take away from my Panthers fandom. It helps me keep perspective on elements and skills I'd like to see at work on my favorite team. I'm going to love it when Cam distills Brees' ability to papercut a defense and makes it his own :)

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daren is always fun to watch. I still remember that PR for a TD against the Colts in 2008(I think? maybe it was 2009). either way, someone on another forum had some in depth explanation on how Rivers losing sproles is the primary reason for his regression this season. pretty much said Sproles made Rivers look a lot better than he actually was.

it's ridiculous how many weapons brees has fuuuu

I will ask you this, does Brees rising int totals in the past 2 seasons concern Saints fans at all? it's not normal for QB's to suddenly throw back to back 20+ pick seasons(although Brees isn't there yet, he's on pace).

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no. a lot of him really aren't his fault. for ex. ronde barber jumped a hitch pass this week but our WR didn't break fast enough to make the grab. he also gets a lot of balls tipped and in all honestly the complexity of our offense can cause for confusion on routes which = picks.

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