Right. The Ravens gave him 100 million dollars based on a few games and ignored the previous five seasons where he averaged 3,525 yards and 20 touchdowns. Gosh I wonder who was the OC and QB coach for the majority of those years. Nah, Cameron had little to do with Flacco's development.

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Cameron was canned before that. Credit goes to his current OC

You mean Jim Caldwell? The guy that was fired by the Colts before 2012. Hmmmm.

Hey remember when the Buccs fired Tony Dungy? That guy never did anything else with his career did he.

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Posted by Lsuhoohoo

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Posted on 7/27/13 at 4:59 pm to Lsuhoohoo

As an aside, whatever happened to that coach that the Cleveland Browns fired in 1995? What was his name....Bob Bellychuck?

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Posted by DawgsLife

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Posted on 7/29/13 at 6:08 am to Lsuhoohoo

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Right. The Ravens gave him 100 million dollars based on a few games and ignored the previous five seasons where he averaged 3,525 yards and 20 touchdowns. Gosh I wonder who was the OC and QB coach for the majority of those years. Nah, Cameron had little to do with Flacco's development.

I understand what you are saying..but did you realize that 17 quarterbacks threw for more than 3,500 yards in the NFL last year? (Flacco was one of them)

And 20 quarterbacks threw for 20 or more TD passes? Touting those stats as Flacco's average over the past 5 years is hardly a ringing endorsement.

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Hey remember when the Buccs fired Tony Dungy? That guy never did anything else with his career did he.

Surely you aren't comparing Cameron to Dungy? Should we mention the coaches who failed miserably after being fired? I mean...it works both ways. He might be a rousing success at LSU....or he might be a total failure. You don't know and neither do we. But to assume your offense will be much improved with a brand new coordinator and a brand new offense is a stretch.

Maybe he will turn their offense around. He should be better than what you had, and if he improves your offense at all....well, that's a good thing, right?