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Does Cam make his WRs better?

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beastson Newbie

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As a team, we were ranked 10th in TDs scored last season. We were tied with SF for that mark. We were ahead of the Bengals, Vikings and Colts who all made the playoffs. Cam had less true, but I remember Tolbert was given a bunch at the line to pound them in.

 

That's what Im saying by us raking up yardage. We moved the ball up that point and let RB's or Cam run it in. As far as Cam throwing TD's from 20 yards out, he threw 8 and 2 int. Luck threw 15 2 INT from 20 out with a much better passing rate. Dalton threw 20 td's 0 INT from 20 out with an even higher passing rating than Luck and Ponder is garbage lol in that weak ass division, in a advantage dome with A.P.

 

When you get down there, you have to put the ball in the endzone and stop settling for FG's like we do. When we start scoring 24+ we win

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That's what Im saying by us raking up yardage. We moved the ball up that point and let RB's or Cam run it in. As far as Cam throwing TD's from 20 yards out, he threw 8 and 2 int. Luck threw 15 2 INT from 20 out with a much better passing rate. Dalton threw 20 td's 0 INT from 20 out with an even higher passing rating than Luck and Ponder is garbage lol in that weak ass division, in a advantage dome with A.P.

When you get down there, you have to put the ball in the endzone and stop settling for FG's like we do. When we start scoring 24+ we win

Over the last two seasons we were among the best in the NFL in red zone TD%

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Over the last two seasons we were among the best in the NFL in red zone TD%

 

Yea but we were 16th in red zone touchdowns per game. Were 12 in offensive td's per game, but top 5 in offensive per td's per game our last 4, which we won all. All facts point to us scoring more, we win more. When we increased our red zone td's per game and offensive td's per game by atleast a TD the last 4 games, we won them all. Explains why we lose by 1 TD. Why we lose by 1 TD? Like I said Rivera faults and defense unable to hold onto leads, that answers celibate questions on what's the problem. This is why we end up as right about average record wise. We get up and go to a prevent passive defense when we should be full out aggressive 

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It also doesn't hurt that guys like Manning are perfectionists who watch countless hours of game tape before each Sunday and spend time in the offseason working out with their receivers and making sure that everybody is on the same page. In fact when Jerry Jones wanted Romo to devote more of his life to football, he told him. "I want you to be more like Payton". 

 

I think to be great in the NFL, you really have to put in the work and study, study and study some more.

 

I believe early in his carer that was always the knock against Cam but some people study and some people just go with the flow. Normally, the guys who go with the flow show promise and have signs of flash, but eventually their lack of preparation catches up with them.

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It also doesn't hurt that guys like Manning are perfectionists who watch countless hours of game tape before each Sunday and spend time in the offseason working out with their receivers and making sure that everybody is on the same page. In fact when Jerry Jones wanted Romo to devote more of his life to football, he told him. "I want you to be more like Payton". 

 

I think to be great in the NFL, you really have to put in the work and study, study and study some more.

 

I believe early in his carer that was always the knock against Cam but some people study and some people just go with the flow. Normally, the guys who go with the flow show promise and have signs of flash, but eventually their lack of preparation catches up with them.

 

To the contrary, that has never been a knock on Newton. He has always been described as a hard worker that spends a lot of time on preparation.

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It also doesn't hurt that guys like Manning are perfectionists who watch countless hours of game tape before each Sunday and spend time in the offseason working out with their receivers and making sure that everybody is on the same page. In fact when Jerry Jones wanted Romo to devote more of his life to football, he told him. "I want you to be more like Payton". 

 

I think to be great in the NFL, you really have to put in the work and study, study and study some more.

 

I believe early in his carer that was always the knock against Cam but some people study and some people just go with the flow. Normally, the guys who go with the flow show promise and have signs of flash, but eventually their lack of preparation catches up with them.

 

Where is your proof of this? Enlighten us, instead of pulling things out from your ass.

 

"Hey guys, I'm just going to make random poo up in an attempt to back up my asinine argument."

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ckad79 Newbie

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Lmao. That's all you've got? Some totally random gossip sports website that says page not found?

 

Apparently your "understanding" is worth less than a turd in a toilet bowl.

 

Get out.

 

I feel like I'm talking with a six year old.

 

Good bye.

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If the wrs were dropping all the passes, I would agree they are terrible.  Even Michael Jordan couldn't catch some of those throws 10 feet over his head.  How do you throw a pass to  Edwards 10 feet away 6 feet over his head. Last year it was a go ahead touchdown pass in the end zone maybe 20 ft away (a gimme) in the dirt.  He has not improved his accuracy.  You can only go so far on strength

and mobile ability.  You have to keep working on your skills.  Smitty is not as big or as strong as other receivers in the league, but he has worked on his skills and is still the best in the game because of his heart and smarts.

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