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Charlie Casserly on NFL Network talking about Cammy Cam

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Charlie has been a hater since day one.  Lots of ass holes eating crow. 

 

Great to see Cam playing well against MN and STL.  

 

So an analyst who does his job and speaks his opinion is an a-hole?  They are paid to give analysis not make friends.  Seems odd to label them this way.  

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Let me tell you folks a story..

 

 

 

It was an average sunday, lost all hope in the playoffs. I believe we were 1-6, and we were playing the Redskins. Face paint, heavy BAC, making my presence felt in them Redskins stands, made for an awesome day.

 

 

 

After handing Bob a big fat L, I stumbled upon some type of post game show. There sat Casserly, and for some reason i felt the erdge to fug with him. Started waving my hands to get his attention. He started looking at me, and i began doing the superman to him. i just kept pointing at him and doing the superman. he just stared..  30 seconds of eye contact, taunting.. 

 

 

 

true story..  awesome story

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Great to see Cam playing well against MN and STL.  

 

So an analyst who does his job and speaks his opinion is an a-hole?  They are paid to give analysis not make friends.  Seems odd to label them this way.  

 

They're assholes because at best they give uninformed analysis without doing proper research, making them simply lazy and derelict at their job.  At worst they have an agenda they're consciously pushing.  There are examples of each of these throughout the sports media world.  I believe Casserly falls in the former, whereas people like Shein and Nawrocki fall in the latter.

 

There's some good analysts out there, but most of what the sports media world pushes is garbage and aimed at the casual fans who don't want to have to think much about their sports.  They want opinions spoon fed to them so they don't have to put forth much effort.  These types of fans far outnumber the more hardcore fans, so that's who sports media markets to.

 

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35-43 81% completion for 5 TD & 0 turnovers in back to back wins while RG3 & Colin continue to look mediocre.....

Haters can't hate right now.

Don't see the relevance there.

 

Anyhow, Cam seems to be smoother and crisper. And his ball handling skill is looking filthy right now. We need this win this Thursday.

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Don't see the relevance there.

 

Anyhow, Cam seems to be smoother and crisper. And his ball handling skill is looking filthy right now. We need this win this Thursday.

There is a ton of relevance.  ESPN loves to hype up the "next generation of players"; sports networks have to have magnetic superstars that people want to follow, they have to have the next generation of Brady/Manning/Favre.  Now that their chosen ones Colin and RG3 are struggling, they're going to jump back on the Cam train, which if you remember his rookie year, they were all over.

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Awwwwwwww hell, the assholes are trying to catch up now before they get left behind by the Cam Train.

That's the thing with the media, those guys are paid to veer their opinion towards a certain direction. The winner gets the hype, simple as that.

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There is a ton of relevance.  ESPN loves to hype up the "next generation of players"; sports networks have to have magnetic superstars that people want to follow, they have to have the next generation of Brady/Manning/Favre.  Now that their chosen ones Colin and RG3 are struggling, they're going to jump back on the Cam train, which if you remember his rookie year, they were all over.

You can't blame the media though. There are a lot of talents coming into the league the last few years(including Cam) and the near future. I can't blame them for hyping the flavor of the month. But I know for a fact this is a marathon. Cam will be standing strong when everything settles down. This team need just one good draft on the offensive side and Cam will be loved. I personally believe the media is really yearning for that moment. To the media's defense, they do mentioned at times that Carolina lack offensive weapons. They never question Cam's talent.

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Charlie has been a hater since day one.  Lots of ass holes eating crow. 

 

 

He is living proof that NFLN and it's sister network ESPN are so damn scripted. He is a tool. Mention a player and you can predict what he is going to say based on what those on the Network was already saying.

 

Case in point: Those on the Network new talking point is asking if RG III is back. They asked Charlie if he thinks RG III is back and on cue he gave an emphatic YES!! because that is what they all have been saying since Sunday's game. Two weeks ago when everyone was tearing their hair out on this site over the Arizona lost, the female host asked Charlie if Cam was 'regressing." He didn't say yes, but he went into his usual well scripted talking point reserved for QBs like Cam. The usual, inaccuracy, footwork, mental maturity talking point.

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