3 Comeback Wins

[JawnyBlaze]

I think it has something to do with playing 4 teams playing crappy and then 3 teams that were playing well.

Well, two and Miami.

[Jackofalltrades]

Denver could have used our D last night in the second half.

[footballisasport]

What started as Cam's biggest weakness, due to whatever the national media decides, seems to have become a strength.

That's not just 3...it's 3 in a fuging row. Cam has ice in his veins and the confidence now to put it to use. In SF he lead us to a game winning FG. Against NE he found Ginn and this week that freak starts the drive by having to convert a long 4th down deep in his own territory en route to making several clutch throws AND a TD to Greg Olsen to steal the win after a horrendous start...on the road.

I don't know that Cam has "arrived", but I do know that he's damn close. Meanwhile Luck...RG3...SMF...lulz.

 

I guess you must have forgotten that this was the same kid whose team was down, I believe 28 to zero, to Bama in the Iron Bowl and brought Auburn back to win. I remember watching a college game, by accident, and some of those same Announcers who are hating on cam now, were saying the same thing you're saying...That he has ice in his veins.

 

I am glad Rivera is allowing Cam to be Cam. I just hope the team doesn't replace fixing the Offense issues because they know they have someone like him on the team.

[rayzor]

now that we know that rivera/cam can win close games and come from behind, lets go back to blowing teams put of the water, k?