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Cam's limited mobility is super concerning going forward

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If Cam continues to just be slightly more mobile than Jake Delhomme in the pocket, we're going to lose more games than just tonight. I don't think Shula called a single designed play for Cam's legs in either game so far. And just doing things like scrambling or even rolling out or shuffling in the pocket has become WAY more difficult for Cam than it was just last year.

 

Cam is a B/B+ level passer elevated by his legs into an A quarterback usually. You're not going to outscore many teams with zero offensive line, zero running game, 1 good receiver, and a B/B+ passer that can't move. His ankle, his ribs, all of these new injuries tonight....I'm not sure this is going to work out for Cam this year. He might not finish the season without going on IR.

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