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And has the time... Or knows the web site where this info could be found I'm sure every Huddler would love to know the following stats/things

1- what are/how many records has Cam broken as a Rookie QB

2- what records are feasibly still within reach

By all means create a new thread as u should get all the credit for such research.

I'd ask the mods to leave this thread here so that somebody that would be willing to put the time in could see it.

I'd definitely give swag and pi... Just curious to see them all in one thread.

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