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yeah, for 2 weeks when hoyer threw the ball 92x and cameron ran more routes in that norv turner offense than any other te in the league.
click the link to the story and it is 99% about josh gordon with a half sentence thrown in in which the columnist states "Austin and Burleson have battled injuries in recent years, while the diminutive Hawkins is not suited for every-down action, meaning Pro Bowl tight end Jordan Cameron will be forced into a much larger role."
If Manziel gets the start at any point this year, he'd be wise to warm up to the big guy as well. Cameron is likely to be the only open receiver on the field wearing a Browns uniform.
if you read the story no where in the story is any team source "confirming" cameron's role.... my porblem is with the use of the word "confirms"... when its really just a writers opinion... it'd be different if it was league or team sources confirm cameron will be used more ...
Didn't Manziel make a lot of short 1-read throws in college?
BUT ... with the increased targets will come increased coverage esp when the defense doesn't have to double team GordonLittlePhatty said:
It's true, but the routes he's running, how much can a safety sag down to him? For years, Gates was the only game in town in San Diego, but his mid-range stuff was always there.
Not sure but I fear those TDs inside the 10 will totally disappear and be come Manziel running.
the injury hasn't been reported... the AC joint re-injury is a guess by beat reporters/cameron.... it could be worse...
Or it could not be worse....to be fair in your comment to purestrength. Nobody knows anything basically.
Yeah, I wonder what's up with that? I just remember the announcers noticing that he wasn't in the game, but no news of an injury until now.
it is known he tried to go out and play in the 2nd half but was unable to keep playing because of pain... anytime you cant play its not a good thing
FWIW (and it's likely not much), the guys on "the drive" here in Denver (104.3 FM) said they were surprised that Gerell Robinson didn't make the final 53 roster. Don't know much about the guy and have a hard time believing he'd make much of any impact moving teams in week 2 and trying to learn a new system.
Nate Ulrich@NateUlrichABJ#Browns TE Jordan Cameron said MRI showed no structural damage in shoulder. Aggravated sprained AC joint.
Jene Bramel@JeneBramelBefore you ask if Cameron’s injury may linger and affect him in future weeks as he tries to play through it — answer is yes, it already has.
Anyone thinking this may become a chronic issue? I picked up Ertz off of the WW last week as a fill-in, but now thinking of trading off Cameron. What's his going rate of return? Possible Jeffrey for Cameron? Trying to gauge the scenario as our bench is small (3 spots) and I already have two on there due to injuries (Dmartin, Tate). Wondering if I could get a decent WR2 or RB2 to plug into a Flex spot if possible.
Is this a 6-team league?
pretty dumb if you ask me... the guy has already re-injured it once... take another game off and come back stronger week 5....
To win a football game?
This does make some sense, and add that he hurt his shoulder in pre-season. Still, I don't have much faith that Hoyer will lock into him as he did last year, and once Gordon comes back in about 6 weeks, Cameron will probably go back to playing a cameo role in the passing game.
