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Along the Sidelines - Bears Edition

Zod

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fieryprophet Newbie

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Anybody see in the telecast when Cam and Joe Adams were posing on the side lines? Thomas Davis came up and whispered something to Cam and looked very serious doing so. Cam kinda frowned and then pointed at Davis and mouthed something that I couldn't make out.

I'm sure it was nothing but it almost seemed like Davis was telling Cam to knock it off...not sure though.

Can anybody get a screen shot of that?

I saw it, and I would tell Thomas Davis, a man I otherwise respect, to take a chill pill. It's a meaningless game, not a funeral.

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Chase Blackburn is fun to watch on the field and on the sideline. It seems his motor doesn't simply stop when the play ends. Chase is probably the most vocal defensive veteran since Mike Rucker.

 

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If Blackburn is a trash talker, he's wearing the right number.

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Anybody see in the telecast when Cam and Joe Adams were posing on the side lines? Thomas Davis came up and whispered something to Cam and looked very serious doing so. Cam kinda frowned and then pointed at Davis and mouthed something that I couldn't make out.

I'm sure it was nothing but it almost seemed like Davis was telling Cam to knock it off...not sure though.

Can anybody get a screen shot of that?

That was awesome. I was cracking up. He better not have told him to knock it off. Lol
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So I was third row on the 35 yard line.  She (don't know her name) was 20 yards in front of me for the 2nd quarter.  She is easily the hottest Top Cat...even my wife commented on how hot she is!

 

AGREED!!!

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So I was third row on the 35 yard line.  She (don't know her name) was 20 yards in front of me for the 2nd quarter.  She is easily the hottest Top Cat...even my wife commented on how hot she is!

 

Her name is Nina. . .

 

http://www.panthers.com/team/cheerleaders/Nina/9875fba3-2ce6-4d12-b2e5-e0eaed7eb2a6

 

And she's apparently from Louisiana. . .so at least she knows firsthand how much the Saints suck ;)

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