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We need to make things more simple for Cam


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I was about to start a thread on this. Chud really has asked too much of Cam. Not even Eli or Brady has as complex system as Cam.

I actually think it's the opposite.

Chud needs to add more to Cams plate, by running a pro style scheme. One of the hardest things for NFL QBs to do is to turn their backs to the defense while carrying out a play action fake, from under center. Cam need more of these type reps.

Cam probably throws better than anyone in the NFL while on the run. I would also like to see more boot action, which will get him away from a terrible blocking line at times, and also allow him to run if nothings there.

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I actually think it's the opposite.

Chud needs to add more to Cams plate, by running a pro style scheme. One of the hardest thing for NFL QBs to do is to turn their back to the defense while carrying out a play action play fake, from under center. Cam need more of these type reps.

You mean no more dinosaur option?

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You mean no more dinosaur option?

Too many of our drives have stalled because of the read option. We haven't had a successful first drive all year, because we go straight to the read option, and it's like the first few drives are throw aways.

It's hard to "Keep Pounding" while being a finesse team. It's time to get back to playing hard nose, physical football.

I'm tired of allowing the defense to dictate what we run.

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