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Cam and Kaep Will Co-Host Some Cartoon Network Award Show

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It's funny how we think as fans that just cause athletes are on a different team, or a rival team that all 53 plays hate each other. In reality, it's not like that at all.

But I still think Kaep is a prick and would take great joy in seeing Greg Hardy come from back stage and choke slam him into the crowd.

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^ Yes and no.  You're right to an extent in premise, but if I'm not mistaken, I recall before one of our games against SF that Cam and Kaep hadn't talked since a pre-draft 2011 function so they're by no means buds.  Could be wrong though. 

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There's only one thing about Colin that bothers me, he is full of poo when it comes to his physical attributes.

NFL.com:

C Kaepernick: 6'4 235lb

Cam Newton: 6'5 245lb

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^ Yes and no.  You're right to an extent in premise, but if I'm not mistaken, I recall before one of our games against SF that Cam and Kaep hadn't talked since a pre-draft 2011 function so they're by no means buds.  Could be wrong though. 

 

That does not mean anything. 

 

It's not like Cam and Colin were bosom-buddies during college years and now don't speak. They met for the first time during the Combine ad even back then Colin's folks were pitting him against Cam. 

 

I agree with with the poster who said Fans, especially fans on here, need to know when to let go the ghost.

 

But watching the way the media is cherry picking the whole Sherman and Crabtree saga to show how much they hate each other and to keep the negative spot light on Sherman, I would say, fans today are very much conditioned by today's media to automatically believe players hate each other because they play and taunt each other during games.

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