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Per rotoworld, RT said Cameron needed to "get rolling". Not a big thing but coming from RT I'll take it. Cameron hasn't played up to the ability he showed in Cleveland and that I thought he would show here. Whether he is a system fit or not, in any system you need to catch a football right in your hands in the end zone. That's entirely unacceptable, and while a coaching staff can and surely does point those things out, when a QB picks the right time to push the button it can be a good thing for the player and for the entire team to see leadership from their QB.
 
I'd rather roll out Thomas Durante at TE. He can catch at least
 
I understand Jordan has a lot on his plate right now, the TE position is one of the toughest, especially when learning a new system.

However, this has been happening since last season, so yeah, he needs to stop dropping the damn football. No excuses.

Be the player we signed you to be, Jordan.
 
his story is almost identical to Jared Cook's.
 
nick1 said:
I'd rather roll out Thomas Durante at TE. He can catch at least
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Or, perhaps, Thomas' brother Jimmy (Durante)...LMAO...sorry couldn't pass that one up...

BTW - Thomas' last name is Duarte (even though he's a rook, at least let's get the name right...) :-)

Just bustin' your chops, man...no offense...go Fins!!
 
Looking at Cameron's career accomplishments up to this point, you'd be much more likely to see Cameron post a similar season to last year than even sniff a pro bowl.
 
I think he will turn it around.

He looked unstoppable at times when he played for CLE. He's also contract year. I think part of the reason for his drops, is tannehill throws a much harder ball than the guys in Cleveland did. (I'm not blaming tannehill, relax). If I remember correctly Cameron wasn't always a football player, so good hands, then kind of hands you need to catch tannehills passes, may be an issue.

For all the talk About Cameron though, landry has dropped 3 catchable passes in the end zone. And I saw him attempt multiple one handed catches for no reason. Landry is a football player to the bone, so I'm not too worried, but I do wonder if he's grown an ego since coming to Miami.

Trying too hard to get a piece of odells shine.
 
xXwarXx said:
For all the talk About Cameron though, landry has dropped 3 catchable passes in the end zone. And I saw him attempt multiple one handed catches for no reason. Landry is a football player to the bone, so I'm not too worried, but I do wonder if he's grown an ego since coming to Miami.
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Landry has great hands but he is dropping more balls this pre-season than we have seen in the previous 2 years. He has built up his physical strength and appears to be even more aggressive. Jarvis has been a terrific contributor since he was drafted but I can see Gase spreading the ball more evenly among the WRs than last year with a consequence that his yardage declines. Kenny Stills is looking good and is very even keeled where Jarvis gets pretty emotional. Jarvis is a great talent but I agree - he needs to keep the ego in check.
 
I'm done with Cameron. Between injuries, dropping the ball, and poor blocking, he is a big minus on the roster. Cut him.
 
Tannehills balls are finally dropping.
 
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