What exactly happened to Cam's shoulder? I remember with Jake it was Tommy "Jone" but is Cam's shoulder degenerative as well?

[MechaZain]

2 hours ago, DJ feed me moore said:

going Vegan is what did him in. Also funny you mention the eagles game from 2018... He took one of the nastiest hits on that shoulder during that game and no one ever talks about it cause Cam popped right up and kept on chugging along but I swear, that hit is what started it all, TJ just finished it off 6 weeks later.

At some point he got cautious about the injury risk and his attempts at mitigating it just made things worse. He was larger and more fearless in his early seasons and you have to be to pull off the kind of running he was doing.  He was also never good at sliding. Just got smaller and more scared as time went on

[Khyber53]

No football player lasts forever and the great ones never last long enough. I'll always think the world of Cam as a player and a member of the community. I hope he's having a great time and has enough money to keep him and his family going for the rest of his life.

But we, like he, have had to move on. He's a part of our history and we should make him a part of our heritage, too -- we need to carry forward that fearless swagger, that competitive nature and that  heartfelt love for his home.

 

[Donald LaFell]

Also I think Jake’s injury was also a bit related to his throwing motion being sidearm. I feel like it might have worn him out a lot faster. I don’t know many QBs that needed the baseball pitcher surgery. 

[Cullenator]

12 hours ago, Carl Spackler said:

13 1/2 years ago. Just to age us

just had to go there didnt you?

[kass]

5 hours ago, DJ feed me moore said:

I have to find the hit he took in the eagles game, I'm glad I'm not alone here, I'm telling you all the eagles hit is what did him in, TJ just finished the job

I always thought he went into the season not being fully recovered.

Not sure how to record it, but I have access to all games on my International Gamepass. Any particlar hit/sack you want me to check out? I might be able to record it this weekend.

Last on this page are the full play by play
Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles - October 21st, 2018 | Pro-Football-Reference.com

 

Edited February 9, 2023 by kass

[PNW_PantherMan]

2 hours ago, Donald LaFell said:

Also I think Jake’s injury was also a bit related to his throwing motion being sidearm. I feel like it might have worn him out a lot faster. I don’t know many QBs that needed the baseball pitcher surgery. 

It's pretty rare for a QB to need the procedure.

[The Huddler]

i still think going vegan fuged him up

 

its ok for skinny white guy with a camara trying to feel like they are a good person, not so much for the wear and tear of an NFL season

 

throw in his bad mechanics and the shots he took to that shoulder..  game over

 

that one tackle he tried to make and then the TJ watt hit..  thats a wrap. 

[frankw]

Guys I really don't think the diet had much to do with his throwing arm falling apart. Maybe some level as far as healing from injuries but his style of play was never going to last through his thirties he could have eaten 3 steaks a day it doesn't matter.

[Stuart Smith]

I know that when Cam was healthy in his prime the Carolina Panthers were as good as anyone in the NFL for a brief window. I remember the 2015 championship game against Arizona so well. When fans entered the stadium we were given little strips of fabric with the Panther colors and logo on them. When my wife and I found our seats there was a sophisticated Gentleman and his entourage sitting near me, they were wearing the Cardinal Red. It was obvious from their demeanor they expected to win. After the game started and the Panthers were so dominant I was so proud of the panthers. The defense dominated, Ted Ginn played the game of his life. There were so many moments in that game that had the stadium rocking. To this day that remains one of the most memorable events in my life. Those moments are what I want to remember about Cam. I am glad he is financially secure and wish him the best. 

 

 

 

 

[thefuzz]

Cam approached his injuries a little differently than most...really hated surgery.

I think I remember him putting off surgery in 16 or 17 and trying to make it through the season...think that hurt him as well.

[rippadonn]

19 hours ago, cardiackat88. said:

It is a joke from like 10 years ago on the huddle when Delhomme got Tommy John surgery. Someone misspelled it as "Tommy Jone".

There is also the infamous "for peak's sake" mistype that caught fire.

Lovely pink flaps and I kissed her on the forehead.

[DJ feed me moore]

7 hours ago, kass said:

I always thought he went into the season not being fully recovered.

Not sure how to record it, but I have access to all games on my International Gamepass. Any particlar hit/sack you want me to check out? I might be able to record it this weekend.

Last on this page are the full play by play
Carolina Panthers at Philadelphia Eagles - October 21st, 2018 | Pro-Football-Reference.com

 

Sorry I've been busy all day but I'm pretty sure it occurred in the second half. If you want to give it a skim through that would be huge, you deff wont miss it, its also when we were in the redzone I'm pretty sure. Cam falls right onto his shoulder.

[tiger7_88]

On 2/8/2023 at 1:47 PM, stan786 said:

Us playing him after he initially hurt it during that Chargers game when it was the end of the season with nothing left to play for drove me up a wall

Watta ya mean nothing left to play for?

MoRon’s job security was ALWAYS a major point “to play for” so that Cam could take hit after hit after hit after hit after hit after hit after hit etc. et. al. ad nauseum.

[Cary Kollins]

My guess is permanent nerve damage from Rivera trotting him out during the 2018 season with his shoulder almost literally falling off. It’s all documented on the Amazon show, and it was obvious for anyone paying attention that season.