Of course he could've come back. You don't think he's ever lead a come back before?

His o line was getting their arse handed to them. His starting RB was out. His already worse in the league receiving Corp had one man down. Going up against prob a top 10 all time defense. what's he supposed to do? Put on a happy face so someone like you can think he's a good leader.

his leadership qualities cannot be questioned.

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Posted by magildachunks

Member since Oct 2006

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Posted on 2/9/16 at 6:55 pm to Boomshockalocka

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His o line was getting their arse handed to them. His starting RB was out. His already worse in the league receiving Corp had one man down. Going up against prob a top 10 all time defense. what's he supposed to do? Put on a happy face so someone like you can think he's a good leader. his leadership qualities cannot be questioned.

Maybe act like a "quarterback with a skill-set they've never seen before" (para-phrased).

Technically true. I rarely see an NFL qb/Mvp who has very little leadership skills.

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Posted by MasterKnight

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Posted on 2/9/16 at 6:58 pm to Boomshockalocka

Being a good leader is more than just putting on a "happy face". It is about showing what you are made of in times of adversity. Instead of coming up with a "dab" or "superman" pose, maybe he could have made the right checks to the o line to help protect him. Maybe attempt to go after a fumble instead of just standing there. Maybe try to do something else to get yards instead of asking the refs for flags when he is hit. He beat Seattle on the road early in the season when Seattle had all kinds of issues both offensively and defensively. Tell me where Cam led his team to victory or close to victory when he was down by 24 or more points in the NFL.

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