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[nick.]

the 4th quarter of SB50 was the 200th quarter in SB history

Peyton won his 200th game tonight

#StayWoke

 

[bm35]

video was uploaded in December. Kid was spot on

 

[sole vintage]

 

[cels the younggod]

video was uploaded in December. Kid was spot on

Hmmm, I normally dismiss these conspiracies but dude called this months ago. Left me a speechless for a second can't even front

 

[sea manup]

just checked out cams post game interview

that was not bad at all, no where close to "fans are going to wake up tomorrow morning and go back to their sad lives"

 

[green rhino123]

"fans are going to wake up tomorrow morning and go back to their sad lives"

classic lebron

 

[t-ferg]

Belichick acts like cam did after every loss and it's cool ....why is it a problem when cam does it

I know this example gets used all the time but it really kills me that bill can act like that and it's cool

 

[green rhino123]

bill's exterior mood doesn't change much

 

[sea manup]

Belichick acts like cam did after every loss and it's cool ....why is it a problem when cam does it

I know this example gets used all the time but it really kills me that bill can act like that and it's cool

most of NT hates everything belichick does though 

 

[shatterkneesinc]

Just want to say this

BB and Pop are consistent

Win or lose they act the same.

 

[Trey Bantz]

Belichick doesn't get away with anything. We all consider him an a-hole, and anyone who isn't a Pats fan hates him.

 

[t-ferg]

Ok Marshawn acts the same way win or lose but he still gets called out for it

 

[Trey Bantz]

Ok Marshawn acts the same way win or lose but he still gets called out for it

You're trying to make this a race thing but it isn't really working out for you.

 

[Trey Bantz]

Losing the SB hurts, just go to bed famb. It'll all be alright.

 

[mister friendly]

I would hate Bill Belichick too if I was a Dolphins fan.

 

[t-ferg]

You're trying to make this a race thing but it isn't really working out for you.

Honestly not really my intentions I just feel I shouldn't be a problem that cam gives short answers after a loss it's not like he is saying things he shouldn't say

 

[Trey Bantz]

It's easy to hide behind the guise of not having a team and spew idiotic nonsense. At least I show my allegiances.

 

[EddieDoyers]

video was uploaded in December. Kid was spot on

Hmmm, I normally dismiss these conspiracies but dude called this months ago. Left me a speechless for a second can't even front

Imma wait for his SB 51 video, gonna make a bet based on his conspiracy theory

 

[t-ferg]

Plus I really don't feel this is a race thing ....it's more of and age thing

ESPN and other sports media outlets allow coaches black or white to react how ever they want in post game press conferences and they cool but let a player do these things and it's a problem

 

[nycknicks105]

I remember thinking Cam should've went for the fumble recovery, but after looking at the replay several times it seems like he was avoiding a potential injury. If you look closely, you can see a lineman diving in there for the ball and Cam was standing right there. Had he not pulled back, the lineman could've rolled into Cam knee or ankle.

I don't want to make excuses for Cam, but I don't think it would be so far off to make that observation.

Cam's performance wasn't incapsulated in that one play though. He got rattled very early in the game and you can tell he didn't know how to handle the big moment. Very few players in professional sports can overcome adversity like that, Hell I can only think of a handful in the history of professional sports who could overcome it. Cam just hasn't learned how to do it.

A lot of the credit goes to the Denver defense and Wade Phillips calling one Hell of a game.

Plus I really don't feel this is a race thing ....it's more of and age thing

ESPN and other sports media outlets allow coaches black or white to react how ever they want in post game press conferences and they cool but let a player do these things and it's a problem

It's more about where the media is putting Cam. He's being seen as the guy with the "Million Dollar Smile" and being able to say the right thing in the right moments. I understand he just came out of a tough loss, especially having all the success leading up to the Super Bowl. But you have to understand the sentiment from the critics. I personally didn't like how he handled the press conference, but I guess it's better to say very little and avoid saying something you may regret. You can tell he was frustrated with his performance along with his teammates performance, but he didn't go down that avenue. If there were any victories for Cam tonight, it was that.

 

[sea manup]

most of the hate for cam comes from what he does on field, not what he says post game though

doc rivers acts a fool as a coach all the time and he gets hated for it

 

[t-ferg]

most of the hate for cam comes from what he does on field, not what he says post game though

doc rivers acts a fool as a coach all the time and he gets hated for it

I'm just talking about this one incident not as a whole

 

[nycknicks105]

Cam played like **** and felt just the same after the game. It's simple as the guys. You an be critical of what he said or didn't say, but he was caught up in the moment. No one is going to remember that post-game conference. He didn't say everyone will go back to their horrible lives, while he continues to live his life of privilege.

Let it go, man. Its not a big deal

 

[polosanddunks]

They was just showing 09 Playoff Peyton highlights on ESPN. My goodness that dude was throwing laser beams

With pinpoint accuracy too

 

[shatterkneesinc]

It really isnt that big of a deal..