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Why Rivera Stands There Still


beastson

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This is what others QBs do when their team is on defense.

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They study plays. Look at the other teams defense, plan and execute.

What Cam does... when he heads to the bench?

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This is also a great photo below. Check out Cam looking away as they try to get him to study the playbook. The coach is like "Cam look, look at this..." I know they simplify the playbook for him but this is ridiculous.

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Sorry, I'm so bitter. I think Cam has the ability to be legendary but he needs to know how to read defenses and be prepared. Your athleticism will let you get away from having to study and be prepared from time to time, but that doesn't fly against GREAT teams like the Super Bowl champions. Cam needs to learn to take his game to another level, if the Panthers are going to really be respected.

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Too be honest what needs to be done isn't on paper to see

We all can see what the Giants weakness was. Look how late it took for us to involve Lafell. Chud playcalling is sooo inconsistent and bad without Stew, and that's ridiculous

On paper we have a weak DL and secondary.....Chud's poo play calling has little to do with the talent issue

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