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Drive of the week (nfl.com)- Cardiac Cats

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Yeah the cool thing about that Touchdown was the design by the defense. Rob Ryan rushed 6 with a QB spy, that left Man Coverage on our receivers.....He was banking on Cam seeing man and trying to run, he wanted the spy to make the tackle and the clock to run out. Instead Cam made the play with his arm. It was a little arrogant on Rob Ryan's part.

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Wow... the Saints player #27 blitzing got a great jump, and really kind of just missed Cam.  That last drive was just awesome.  

 

He didn't just miss Cam.  Watch closer, especially the view at 2:09 to 2:10.  Tolbert got a piece of 27 and shoved him out of the play.  

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The pass play to Ginn was pure will.   He stood in there with the defense grabbing on him and wasn't really able to step into the throw but put the football right on the money.  Ginn made a great catch and with his speed got another 10-12 yds and got out of bounds.

 

Olsen grab was another perfectly throw ball.  Harper could not have been any closer to Olsen without a flag.  One place to put it and Cam put it right on the money. 

 

And the Hixon pass was another pass where only the receiver could catch it.  Low and away.  

 

Cam had a bad game but when we needed it the most he delivered a game winning drive and had me leaping for joy.

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It's just fuging crazy that Cam hits 3 of some of the most big time throws in his career on the final drive of the most important game of his career up to this point.  The offense is hot garbage all day, but all three of those throws were literally perfect in every facet.  All great placement, laser precision, and put where only his guys could make a play on it.  The Olsen throw was thrown into tight coverage.

 

Still makes me go "Wow... did that really just fuging happen?" when I think about it.  I don't know where he pulled that drive from, but that was some straight ice cold clutch poo.

 

Love the way he stood tall and calm in the pocket too with pressure all on him.  He got hit on every one of those throws.

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It's just fuging crazy that Cam hits 3 of some of the most big time throws in his career on the final drive of the most important game of his career up to this point.  The offense is hot garbage all day, but all three of those throws were literally perfect in every facet.  All great placement, laser precision, and put where only his guys could make a play on it.  The Olsen throw was thrown into tight coverage.

 

Still makes me go "Wow... did that really just fuging happen?" when I think about it.  I don't know where he pulled that drive from, but that was some straight ice cold clutch poo.

 

Love the way he stood tall and calm in the pocket too with pressure all on him.  He got hit on every one of those throws.

 

He uses his size and running ability so well but knew running was exactly what they wanted him to do.  He stood strong as the announcers says "In the Eye of the Storm" and that throw to Ginn was magical.  I knew we were going to score when I saw that pass.  

 

We had the best Kicker in the game waiting to tie it up so after Ginn's catch.  We were in control.   

 

Everyone wants to say Rob Ryan was playing prevent.  HARDLY.   They were bringing the house on the TD pass.  Tolbert saved the day by pushing the blitzer (who had a huge jump) our of the way.

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