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Notice the media slowly building Cam up?


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The media doesn't do Cam any favors, but he didn't help the situation with his post-game interviews and pouting on the sidelines.  Also, doing Superman poses when we are losing by 30 to a team that is playing a bunch of back-ups, was icing on the cake. 

 

Cam brings attention to himself and when you win they media loves you and when you lose they pile on. 

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The media doesn't do Cam any favors, but he didn't help the situation with his post-game interviews and pouting on the sidelines.  Also, doing Superman poses when we are losing by 30 to a team that is playing a bunch of back-ups, was icing on the cake. 

 

Cam brings attention to himself and when you win they media loves you and when you lose they pile on. 

 

yeah man remember that time cam did the thing

 

additional top secret information: we never trailed by 30 at any point

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They know they've been preaching a false narrative about Cam the whole time, and now that they see that he's on the cusp of truly becoming one of the game's elite they're trying to get some ink out before it happens so they can say they "called it" and how much Cam has "changed", when the only thing that has changed has been the fact that they're finally coming to realize that all their false conclusions about his behavior were bullshat from the minute they conjured them.

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The media doesn't do Cam any favors, but he didn't help the situation with his post-game interviews and pouting on the sidelines.  Also, doing Superman poses when we are losing by 30 to a team that is playing a bunch of back-ups, was icing on the cake. 

 

Cam brings attention to himself and when you win they media loves you and when you lose they pile on. 

 

When did this ever happen???? 

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I've never understood why people cared if he put a towel over his head or not. I mean people were getting really fired up and passionate about his towel wearing, and the national media went wild about it. You would have thought he was a certain former Atlanta Falcons dirt bag QB barbequing dogs. Yes I haven't forgotten about that Ron Mexico.

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