Did Benjamin's injury help Cam become a better QB?

[heelsnum1]

I agree it probably has helped him improve.  But wow, after watching that I can't help but to only think about how terrible that show is.  Peanut handled the interview extremely well.

[Red Zone]

Not having KB has probably expedited his ability to get to his 2nd and 3rd reads quicker.

Cam is a naturally "gifted" athlete with a strong desire to get better, so I feel like he will continue to improve regardless of the situation. It's in his DNA to try and be the best. That's what makes him special.

I want Cam to be surrounded by elite talent as much as the rest of you guys, and I trust G-man to get us there ASAP. In the meantime, successfully facing adversity builds character. The determination Cam has exhibited during these first 4 games has been phenomenal. Anyone who questions his growth and leadership is a dumbass and a hater.

 

 

 

[luke nukem]

Just more proof you don't need an elite WR to win Championships, the NFL offense is basically all about the QB, when your QB plays well you usually win, its hard to drop a perfect spiral aimed right at your belly button. Dont get me wrong I love KB but if he wants a Dez bryant type deal he might be replaced very quickly. Just look at Brady's "No.1" WR each season, there are a lot of names on that list. the last three no.1 WR on Superbowl teams are as followed. 1. Julian Eddleman 2. Doug Baldwin(lel) 3. Anquan Boldin. all three players who were outside of the top 10 and WR paid that year.