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Cam has already changed the NFL

CatfanMO

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Look at how much hype RG3 is getting. The media is hyping him a lot higher than Luck. Why is that?? Its because of the "Cam Effect" on the NFL. The whole time leading up to Cam's rookie season, everyone was wondering how big of a bust he would be. Now, with RG3, everyone is looking at how big of a star he will be. Just goes to show you another example of the "Cam Effect". Welcome to the new era, where the Joe Montana and John Elway clone QBs may not be the most desired.

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Andrew luck was more desire than Robert Griffin....just saying

The key world is "was". Media leans towards the desires of the population. People are more interested in hearing about RG3. Nfl is also a business first and a game second. If RG3 has any success whatsoever, all teams will be getting QBs that fit the persona. Obviously, teams will not dump the Bradys, Rodgers, or Mannings, teams will start preparing for the new wave.

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Cam has potential to change the game.... but that likely will start at the middle and high school level and have a trickle up effect.

Cam definitely made life easy on RGIII just like guys like VY made it harder for Cam

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It's not like Vick wasn't taken 1st in 2001.

And yes, the reason you haven't heard anything about Luck is that Stanford players have not been at any of their OTAs, Today is literally Luck's first day of activity.

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lol Cam has nothing to do with it. If RG3 was sucking it up in camp do you think his name would be on everyones lips? No. RG3 is getting press because RG3 is a bad bad man.

They're doing skeleton drills, a first round pick had better look good in camp at this point in time. Hell I could still sling the ball around well enough to get talk during the drills that they're running.

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lol Cam has nothing to do with it. If RG3 was sucking it up in camp do you think his name would be on everyones lips? No. RG3 is getting press because RG3 is a bad bad man.

It just sucks for him that he got drafted by such a shitty organization.

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Cam has potential to change the game.... but that likely will start at the middle and high school level and have a trickle up effect.

Cam definitely made life easy on RGIII just like guys like VY made it harder for Cam

LOL, RG3 made it easy on himself/

He attend ONE college and was excellent both in class and on the football field as well as his personal life.

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