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According to Rivera, Cam called the Game winning play


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Rivera says Cam called final scoring play vs Dolphins & did so running no-huddle. Team will consider using it more - in certain situations.

 

 

 

 

I've been critical of cam in the past, but if this is true (and of course it is) then wow look at our QB.

 

Man it sounds like he doesn't need all the restraints we've been trying to put on him in offense. How great is it to see him grow into this franchise quarterback that our team needs?

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That was a repeat of the play at SF when Olsen was all by himself to the right. This time a cb started to follow him then stopped. Next time they call it, they will run the ball because the cb & safety will peel off with Olsen. Then in another game, it'll work again with Olsen practically by himself. Keep them guessing!

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