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Did anyone else notice a subtle jab at Cam on TNF besides me?

KillerKat

By KillerKat,
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I only watched the first half of that boring game and all I saw was them comparing the AFC undefeated teams stats ... Everyone wants to make comparisons and throw out similarities (cam/kap) but they don't take everything into consideration.. They've always made Cam out to be an underachiever and even our team since we are clearly underdogs every week .. This isn't something that just started overnight .. So why do people feel slighted every time our team gets mentioned ?? Its part of being a fan that you should get accustomed to if you plan on being one over the years.. We know what our team is capable of and we'll keep watching and reading as people slowly start to give them the much deserved respect that we as fans already show them

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Damn you guys are sensitive.  In that same graphic they had Peyton Manning and his "stat" was 7th time in his career he has started 7-0 or something.  It wasn't a jab, not everything is a jab against Cam.

Like someone else said they did us a favor because his passing numbers (you have to emphasize "passing" now so people don't think you have an agenda against Cam for not including his rushing stats) would look awful next to Brady and Dalton.

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12 hours ago, BigBoss said:

God everything is a jab or a slight.

Or it isn't.

His TD-INT ratio sucks. I know a big part of that isn't his fault, but they were trying to make him look good not bad. People need to chill out, not everybody hates us.

I'm still trying to figure out how a tough player like Cam has such a sensitive, soft, emotional following

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