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Dolphins now focused on TE Cameron and CB McCain

TheWalrus said:
Brice McCain, another example of the fact that when dey visit, dey sign.

And now, Cameron is in town. Are we really trying to sign him or are we trying to get Clay to **** or get off the pot?
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like you said, when they come, they sign. Weird how we heard that McCain was at the facility, yet we haven't heard anything about Cameron.

Hickey and Philbin were mysteriously missing from Suh's signing photo...
 
I would imagine he is getting a very good medical check up. He better be anyways...
 
broccoli rob said:
like you said, when they come, they sign. Weird how we heard that McCain was at the facility, yet we haven't heard anything about Cameron.

Hickey and Philbin were mysteriously missing from Suh's signing photo...
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Not mysterious at all. Hilarious. I mean, they're out, baby. All the way out. On making the major decisions I mean. Hickey might have contractual control over the roster but I think if he looks in his lap he'll find his nuts have been relocated to a safe in Tannenbaum's office.
 
TheWalrus said:
Not mysterious at all. Hilarious. I mean, they're out, baby. All the way out. On making the major decisions I mean. Hickey might have contractual control over the roster but I think if he looks in his lap he'll find his nuts have been relocated to a safe in Tannenbaum's office.
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Philbin wasn't even at the Suh press conference! :lol:
 
Blake the great said:
This reminds me of Dustin Keller signing a few years ago. I think Cameron is one more concussion away from retiring. I hope I'm wrong though
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You are right. His signing would be squarely between a Dustin Keller or a Brent Grimes. Talent is there, injury discount is there, but the injury risk is the only offsetting factor.

We need a red zone nd 3rd down outlet TE, and Sims is NOT it ... neither is clay. If healthy Cameron is.

Risk/reward. I'd take the chance because the difference in risk is not huge but the difference in upside is.
 
For sure take the chance cause we still have Dion Sims which i think we should all feel good about his development, expect big things from him this year
 
I don't think Cameron's market is going to be as hot as people think, probably won't be too expensive
 
TheWalrus said:
Not mysterious at all. Hilarious. I mean, they're out, baby. All the way out. On making the major decisions I mean. Hickey might have contractual control over the roster but I think if he looks in his lap he'll find his nuts have been relocated to a safe in Tannenbaum's office.
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LOL. And yet the always sensitive social advocate Ross conveniently forgot the Rooney rule in his rush to slurp up Tannenbaum.

Ross is so clueless.
 
If I bring in Cameron, I'd limit his plays outside the red zone.

At least for the first half of the year.

He's too important of a red zone target to waste between the 20s imo (when one wrong hit is all it takes to retire him).

LD
 
Heard on Sirius NFL Radio that Cameron was on his way to Seattle when the trade for Graham happened. If the guy who picks players for a team that has been to two straight Super Bowls was bringing him in, why in the world would we not be all over Cameron? This has to happen (at the right price of course).
 
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