Super Bowel 50 - Foreheads vs. Killa Cam, "The Incredible Sulk"

[Jenny On The Railroad]

Yeah I didn't get that.. Did he just wuss out on that one?

Yes. Also it was below his status as superstar. Better to lose possession and let the other team win the Superbowl.

 

[Jenny On The Railroad]

That was a depress conference.

Clever play on words. Actually it was a FU GTH tantrum poutl

 

[Jenny On The Railroad]

This author says Cam sulking and running out crying was a good thing, just Cam "showing his hurt on his sleeve".

http://espn.go.com/blog/carolina-pa...-super-bowl-loss-isnt-necessarily-a-bad-thing

Cam gets endless spin. It further enables his pouting selfish personality. No incentive to change.

 

[Jenny On The Railroad]

So what if the winners are being interviewed next to him. Deal with it like a professional. Do your f'in job. You get paid enough.

 

[StPeteGator]

Yep. You get paid in excess of $20 million. You just deservedly won MVP and not only are you the face of a franchise and sport in general for a region, but arguably the future face of the NFL itself. Stand up like a man for five minutes and take the questions instead of slouching in a chair like a pouting thug, then stomping out like a spoiled brat.

Not buying the bull**** going around saying that the other interviews in the room by the Broncos caused him to bolt. Other players, class acts like Davis and Kuechly, even the zoned out and nutty Josh Norman, did the professional and proper thing.

As far as play, not even trying to fall on that fumble proves he is a big fat pussy. You are only down six points with around 5 minutes left in the ****ing Super Bowl. The chance to define your legacy as a QB and drive the field and win the damned game, and you pussy out.

His career has peaked. He's on the downhill pull now, with the hits he takes, he will get hurt at some point, which will make his vagina grow more.

Bahahaha ... There is nothing that you said here that I disagree with, in content or severity. I can't stand the guy. It probably goes back to the fact that he bailed on the Gators. If he doesn't bolt like the panty waist he is and Meyer has him after Tebow leaves the history we're living out may be totally different. But I could at least have respect for him if he mans up in that interview. What a twat!!

 

[alcoholica]

South Carolina says you're wrong

 

[alcoholica]

 

[TheDouglas78]

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...ng-is-a-far-bigger-prick-than-cam-newton.html

 

[lagator]

This season was the apex of Cam's career, and when it was all said and done everyone could see he is still the same selfish moping turd. Can't wait to watch him get hit repeatedly next year.

 

[GatorJB]

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...ng-is-a-far-bigger-prick-than-cam-newton.html

I still think Cam is a giant baby, but the article is spot on about Peyton.

 

[TheDouglas78]

I still think Cam is a giant baby, but the article is spot on about Peyton.

The author is way to soft on Cam in my opinion, but the fact that comparing Cam's professionalism to Peytons... it's night and day. We have excused Peyton for a lot of things we would chastise other quarterbacks like Romo, Stafford, Newton, etc... for doing. If he didn't have Manning for a last name, he would be in prison known as Peyton the Salad Tossing forehead for how he assaulted the trainer.

 

[Alagator]

So what if the winners are being interviewed next to him. Deal with it like a professional. Do your f'in job. You get paid enough.

What I find so humorous is if he had won the game, he'd be all sh!tts and giggles over there where that Denver player sat. The only difference is if Peyton Manning had been sitting in the losers chair, he would've actually owned it and sat there in that chair like a professional while Cam was having a self-love fest.

 

[MidwestChomp]

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...ng-is-a-far-bigger-prick-than-cam-newton.html

I don't think anyone is debating the premise. Manning is a bigger prick, but Cam is a bigger baby.

From the article...Manning likes his chode on display I guess.

 

[WobbleGator]

What I find so humorous is if he had won the game, he'd be all sh!tts and giggles over there where that Denver player sat. The only difference is if Peyton Manning had been sitting in the losers chair, he would've actually owned it and sat there in that chair like a professional while Cam was having a self-love fest.

That is because Manning is use to losing the big games. He has learned from his many years of falling short of the prize. I am sure Cam will get there eventually.

 

[TheDouglas78]

What I find so humorous is if he had won the game, he'd be all sh!tts and giggles over there where that Denver player sat. The only difference is if Peyton Manning had been sitting in the losers chair, he would've actually owned it and sat there in that chair like a professional while Cam was having a self-love fest.

But manning might not have shaken the other teams hands coming off the field. At least Cam did that. Cam did $hit the post game interview, which is speaks to his professionalism. Just proved Cam is still Cam. What was more disturbing was his lack of passion while the game was still in reach. Peyton is the bigger crybaby and douchecanoe by far... not to say Cam can't get there.

 

[ufgator2002]

There hasn't been a superbowl worth watching since the cowboys beat the steelers.

Why man...

 

[t-gator]

Why man...

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

This is actually pretty funny, Peyton having a little fun at Eli's expense over "the face."

 

[OllieGator]

Someone call the wahmbulance

Rivera: Dump postgame interviews for Super Bowl losers

He said perhaps only the coach of the losing side should meet with the media after the Super Bowl. He doesn't think players should be asked to relive so soon losing the biggest game of their career, emphasizing several times that his All-Pro quarterback was showing ''raw emotion'' after a ''crushing blow'' of a defeat.

''I've mentioned it a few times,'' Rivera said about the postgame setup. ''I get it. I understand how important it is to get raw emotion. At least show the appreciation this is hard - it's a difficult thing to do after a loss. Let's at least anticipate and expect this will be a tough thing.

''This is not like a run-of-the-mill game. ... Remember, this is the pinnacle of what we do; we worked hard to get there, and when you don't (succeed), it's a crushing blow.'

http://my.xfinity.com/articles/sports-nfl/20160323/Rivera-Newton/?cid=featuredsports_media_rivera

 

[oxrageous]

God forbid his $20 million a year QB should have to take questions after a loss. Embarrassing.