Maaaaaaan if Cam did this!

[theyhateme45]

Apparently you didn't get the memo that Jax wants his services. Khan is in love with The Golden Calf of Bristol.

Nope I saw Chris Mortenson and his "sources"... I mean it's not like every-time we read a writer claim something based on "sources" they always turn out correct.

[Luke Cage]

It's really funny because The Golden Calf of Bristol is exactly what a lot of media types, coaches, and GMs have been trying to pigeon hole black QBs as. He is extremely athletic and has problems learning a pro style offense because he is not very smart (he has dyslexia and a lot of people don't know that because it gets swept under the rug). Despite all of this, The Golden Calf of Bristol has been given the most giant "free pass" in the history of sports. If The Golden Calf of Bristol was Tremaine The Golden Calf of Bristol he would have been an RB, TE, or FB 8 years ago. Most people are blinded by the media blitz and glam and the irony of this escapes them.

[BBQ&Beer]

The majority of hate against Cam (Hate... not legit criticism) has little to nothing to do with race, it has to do with Cam making them look stupid.

He was a good story at Auburn then the scandal came. People started digging & found more stuff, granted it was stuff that a lot of people do when they're young & doing dumb poo but there it was. So he became too much of a risk to be drafted high... Oh! & he's "a run first QB that won't be able to do it with his arm in the NFL".

Then the closer we got to draft, people were predicting a Brady Quinn like slide. Whoops! #1.

Then people predicted he would "have some nice runs for his first game but... 400 & what!??!"

Then he "wouldn't be able to do it agai... OH C'MON!!!!!"

Then it was... Fug it. A slew of records later they mad.

He wasn't supposed to do that well. He was supposed to fail like they insisted he would & they could use it as justification that they should get paid well to babble about sports all day.

Need proof? Well, pretty much every Cam hater loves RGIII. How many times was Cam vs RGIII mentioned by "the haters" the week before the Skins game? How many times the week after?

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Nope I saw Chris Mortenson and his "sources"... I mean it's not like every-time we read a writer claim something based on "sources" they always turn out correct.

I'm not basing my knowledge off of Mort but rather the owner of the Jags: Shahid Khan. Khan said a while back that if he would have been the owner of Jacksonville when The Golden Calf of Bristol came out of college.

Also The Golden Calf of Bristol is from Jacksonville so there is definitely a hometown connection.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/02/02/shahid-khan-said-hed-have-drafted-The Golden Calf of Bristol-for-jaguars/

Also The Golden Calf of Bristol is one of the biggest publicity stunts in the NFL, so one team will take a gamble on him.

[BBQ&Beer]

I don't know if you've ever read The Golden Calf of Bristol's book, but the man circumcised kids with his bare hands in the Philippines, as far as I can tell his character is A+. It's his standing as a quarterback that I'm worried about.

... What the fug does that have to do with character?

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

... What the fug does that have to do with character?

It shows a willingness to put others before yourself...kind of like Jesus. Maybe you should try it sometime, you might be surprised with the results.

[Montsta]

It shows a willingness to put others before yourself...kind of like Jesus. Maybe you should try it sometime, you might be surprised with the results.

So The Golden Calf of Bristol touched the penises of small children in third world countries?

[Marguide]

It shows a willingness to put others before yourself...kind of like Jesus. Maybe you should try it sometime, you might be surprised with the results.

Circumcising? What does that necessarily do to benefit the kids? Give them malaria shots or give them hot meals.

I'm not sure giving them an unhooded member does a hell of a lot for their quality of life. Plus, it's just kinda weird he would do it and not a doctor.

[BBQ&Beer]

It shows a willingness to put others before yourself...kind of like Jesus.

Jesus cut body parts off of children too?

Maybe you should try it sometime, you might be surprised with the results.

Well I did have the chance to circumcise a my son but I didn't because it isn't medically necessary.

Having said that, It's sad that you don't think that Military service, Big Brother volunteer, Coats for Kids, Toys for Tots, Opening my home to Katrina victims, etc... shows a willingness to put others before myself... Is it because I don't believe in your "god"?

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Circumcising? What does that necessarily do to benefit the kids? Give them malaria shots or give them hot meals.

I'm not sure giving them an unhooded member does a hell of a lot for their quality of life. Plus, it's just kinda weird he would do it and not a doctor.

It does when they don't have the necessities to clean properly thus preventing diseases and infections.

I was trying to make a joke but you guys had to jump me lol no but in all seriousness The Golden Calf of Bristol and his family lived in the Philippines for half of Tim's childhood (they were missionaries), so I'm sure they did both of things you mentioned above because I believe Tim's mom was a doctor in the Philippines.

Also another fact about The Golden Calf of Bristol, he has dyslexia and his mom almost aborted him because she was told that she would die during conception. However, obviously his mom chose to go through with the birth.

[theyhateme45]

I'm not basing my knowledge off of Mort but rather the owner of the Jags: Shahid Khan. Khan said a while back that if he would have been the owner of Jacksonville when The Golden Calf of Bristol came out of college.

Also The Golden Calf of Bristol is from Jacksonville so there is definitely a hometown connection.

http://profootballta...ow-for-jaguars/

Also The Golden Calf of Bristol is one of the biggest publicity stunts in the NFL, so one team will take a gamble on him.

Yes yes yes...., Mort's report and any other report references back to those statements... But just because you would draft a guy, or was interested in him at a point in time, does not mean you automatically feel at this current point he is the best direction for the team....

This is just speculation a should be reported as such.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Jesus cut body parts off of children too?

Well I did have the chance to circumcise a my son but I didn't because it isn't medically necessary.

Having said that, It's sad that you don't think that Military service, Big Brother volunteer, Coats for Kids, Toys for Tots, Opening my home to Katrina victims, etc... shows a willingness to put others before myself... Is it because I don't believe in your "god"?

Lol look at my previous post that I just posted, it was more of a joke. The Golden Calf of Bristol and his parents were missionaries, that was just one of their duties while they were there, and though circumcision isn't necessary in the U.S. in third world countries they tend to like to have it (if possible, but it rarely is) because there is a greater chance of disease and infection when a child is walking around half naked all of the time.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Yes yes yes...., Mort's report and any other report references back to those statements... But just because you would draft a guy, or was interested in him at a point in time, does not mean you automatically feel at this current point he is the best direction for the team....

This is just speculation a should be reported as such.

It's as good as it get's to a forgone conclusion, just admit; The Golden Calf of Bristol won't be out of this league whether you like it or not.

You jumped to a hasty conclusion.

A team will gamble on The Golden Calf of Bristol because of the publicity he brings to their team and organization.

[CarolinaPanthers8789]

Yes yes yes...., Mort's report and any other report references back to those statements... But just because you would draft a guy, or was interested in him at a point in time, does not mean you automatically feel at this current point he is the best direction for the team....

This is just speculation a should be reported as such.

It's as good as it get's to a forgone conclusion as far as articles go, just admit; The Golden Calf of Bristol won't be out of this league whether you like it or not.

You jumped to a hasty conclusion.

A team will gamble on The Golden Calf of Bristol because of the publicity he brings to their team and organization.