Info on Cam and Quinn meeting

[bigmiamifan]

Read at CNNSI, didn't see it posted-


3. I think the one interview Brady Quinn thought was original and a smart use of his time came in the Miami meeting room. Coach Cam Cameron asked Quinn midway through their time together how many run plays, how many pass protections and how many pass formations Notre Dame had. After Quinn answered, Cameron said: "OK, about seven minutes left. Go to the board and diagram every one of them.'' Quinn loved it, because it was a challenge that made him have to improvise and perform well under pressure. When the period ended, and Quinn didn't finish (obviously), Cameron told him the next time they met, he wanted him to do it again, only faster, losing none of the efficiency. (There's a draft hint, people. The Fins and Quinn will meet again before the draft.)

Link http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/peter_king/02/26/indy/3.html

Brought tears to my eyes, love Cam (and his interview), and the idea of getting a QB makes he all warm and fuzzy.

 

[Geforce]

I'm sure we'll be meeting with a lot of potential draft picks between now and the draft.

I do like the way Cam conducted this interview.

Thanks for the link.

 

[TotoreMexico]

That's awesome!

 

[popularwar]

Hah, that's awesome.
Quite an innovative way to put someone's response skills under pressure.

 

[twanderer]

Sounds good!!

 

[FINdestructible]

Good info. Thanks for posting!

 

[RoninFin4]

Sounds good to me.

 

[Cannonboy]

Sounds great. Awesome question for Cam to ask.

 

[PhinstiGator]

...Cameron asked Quinn midway through their time together how many run plays, how many pass protections and how many pass formations Notre Dame had...

That's a great way to learn New Englands system from their best student of the last two years.

 

[emocomputerjock]

Cameron's QB pedigree is seriously showing if that story is true. Asking a QB (one thought to be the most NFL ready) to diagram all of the ND offensive formations in 7 minutes...awesome. Then telling him that he'll be asked to do it again more quickly the next time they talk? That's some serious no BS stuff right there.

 

[bigmiamifan]

That's a great way to learn New Englands system from their best student of the last two years.

Interesting summation. I'd be happy with a Wiess product.

 

[bluehaze]

Cam is one hell of a coach! Great read :dolphins:

 

[SweetLou]

I'm not a big Quinn fan, but what impresses me about that article is that I now know that we have a head coach that is good at breaking down and evaluating QBs. I think Cam's talents fit perfect with the rest of our franchise. Who knows, he might be the missing link we needed.

 

[fins1]

ray: I pray to the baby Jesus that Brady is there at 9.

 

[DolfanTom]

Read at CNNSI, didn't see it posted-


3. I think the one interview Brady Quinn thought was original and a smart use of his time came in the Miami meeting room. Coach Cam Cameron asked Quinn midway through their time together how many run plays, how many pass protections and how many pass formations Notre Dame had. After Quinn answered, Cameron said: "OK, about seven minutes left. Go to the board and diagram every one of them.'' Quinn loved it, because it was a challenge that made him have to improvise and perform well under pressure. When the period ended, and Quinn didn't finish (obviously), Cameron told him the next time they met, he wanted him to do it again, only faster, losing none of the efficiency. (There's a draft hint, people. The Fins and Quinn will meet again before the draft.)

Link http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/writers/peter_king/02/26/indy/3.html

Brought tears to my eyes, love Cam (and his interview), and the idea of getting a QB makes he all warm and fuzzy.

X$%^ Yeah!!!!!

Cam, come here! :bighug: