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We are ass cheeks. It was more fun at the beginning when Bryce was turning it over every possession. At least that was funny.

Make that three LOL

It's just a failure at all levels and that points to the man at the very top of the organization.

Our best player today is the ref's yellow flag. LOL

Can someone explain to me why Nick Scott gets any snaps on D?

Second on the team in receiving yards today behind T-Mac.

They have their entire D in the box because there's no vertical threat with Bryce.

Bryce panicked. No pressure and he throws a dirt ball to a sliding Renfrow well short of the sticks.

OL is playing much better and T-Mac is putting in work.

Nice sack from the rookie!

Canales smiling and cheering like a Pop Warner coach. Yay guys! We were really close! We'll get it next time! You tried really hard and THAT'S what really counts!

T-Mac looks legit.

What's the NFL record for most turnovers in a game? fug it, let's win at something. We gotta chance!

These bail out pass interference calls on underthrown balls have to stop.

Morbid curiosity does make me wonder just how bad it could get. LOL

Make it stop. Get him out of the game. It's over.

Bryce just tried to throw a pick but an absolute circus one handed catch saves him.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL

It's on NFL coaches to develop NFL talent. College coaches are trying to win college games. That NFL coaches are failing to properly develop NFL talent is on them.

Absolutely. Shula basically relied on Cam's extremely unique physical tools to carry his offense. The entire passing game revolved around Cam making the lowest percentage of NFL throws (downfield passes to covered receivers) on most attempts. Cam running Norv's offense with the read option and RPOs added to it would've been ideal.

The modern NFL offense more closely resembles a 2010 college offense than it does a 2010 NFL offense. The college game has been driving the innovation in the sport for the past couple decades.

Opposing defenses would've had full off-season too though. Given Cam's skill set coming in I honestly think that situation may have helped him. NFL defenses of that era just were not dialed in to defend the read option and RPOs. Nobody ran that stuff in the NFL.

I wanted Cam but it was only because of the relatively new rookie wage scale. I would've been much more apprehensive projecting him to the NFL without that cap space protection back in the days when you were paying top picks like surefire HOFers right out of the gate. With the rookie wage scale I thought he was the obvious pick given his massive upside. Mobile QBs no longer have as much stigma around them and Cam was a big part of changing that.

The hit rate on 1st round QBs is just too small to go all in on anyone. Projecting players to the NFL is hard. Projecting QBs to the NFL is like playing pin the tail on the donkey.

might have something to do with this