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djnellz said:
Both are correct. Nicked up and *****ing about his role but not producing and got benched.
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Pretty much! I'm rooting for Cam. I hope he has a fantastic season. But if Cam doesn't get it done, I'm good with The Don & Rooster show. One of these RB's are going to show out this season. Cam doesn't have much room for error. Dem boyz are hot on his heels and you best believe, Cam knows this. This is going to be such a fun season!!

Go Canes!!
 
jmccomber5 said:
Needs to work on his vision for next level. He could be a good outside zone RB. One cut and go
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This is the biggest area of improvement for Cam IMO - and what will earn or lose him money. If he can process a little quicker and make better decisions - it could go a long ways.

Don't be so obsessed with getting to the sideline (both behind the OL and in the open field), and don't just stop/freeze up so much and become "Momentum Killa" Cam. Keep it moving forward and those numbers can take a big jump.
 
DeanCane said:
when they questioned him post practice he said he improved his speed
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I don't doubt it.....i wasn't trying to complain, he just looks ginormous. I wonder if its worth it for that role. But he's always seemed like a workout warrior.
 
Good, not great RB. I still think Don and Rooster have a higher ceiling. When the hole is there, Cam is good. When it’s not, he’s extremely average. He’s too big and powerful to have as many negative runs as he gets. Hope he proves me wrong, but I think Don and Rooster take over the RB room soon
 
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brock said:
And they shouldn’t really, he’s fast as ****. Was a 10.9 guy with a track background and he’s in that low 4.4 range
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The difference between a 4.4 and a 4.6 can and often comes down to one thing. The start and drive off the line. He's obviously fast, see that top speed clocked, but can he get off.

40's are cool, but there's a lot of fast *** players who didn't run blazing 40's. That's about the spot track and field guys start getting towards their top speed. 50 to 60 yards is the accepted norm.
 
SayWhat said:
The difference between a 4.4 and a 4.6 can and often comes down to one thing. The start and drive off the line. He's obviously fast, see that top speed clocked, but can he get off.

40's are cool, but there's a lot of fast *** players who didn't run blazing 40's. That's about the spot track and field guys start getting towards their top speed. 50 to 60 yards is the accepted norm.
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I don’t think his get off will be much of a question from what we’ve seen from him..if he see it, he hits it..now can he see it has been a question..and the bigger question is the line consistent enough to create lanes
 
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305to954 said:
I don’t think his get off will be much of a question from what we’ve seen from him..if he see it, he hits it..now can he see it has been a question..and the bigger question is the line consistent enough to create lanes
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I'm just talking about combine 40. A lot of time is won or lost on that start.
 
I've always been a Cam fan...
But as swole as he is, he's our worst blocker at RB. Those muscles are for looks. Matter of fact, I'd even venture to say that Rooster and Chaney also run harder than him.
 
Not sure alot of you have actually seen Cam Harris in person.

He has ALWAYS looked liked this. When he came in as a freshman rb he had th best physique very easily.

Ive always thought Cam Harris is similar to Ray Rice

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