Cam Cameron just got fired

[Killer]

Ravens' firing of Cam Cameron a panic move

No matter how the Ravens spin this one, the firing of offensive coordinator Cam Cameron with just three games left in the regular season smacks of panic.

Panic and desperation. There's no other way to read it.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/b...,6951443.story

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Uh oh, scapegoat time, it's all on Flacco now. No more alibi's

[GMU Steeler]

Good because when they inevitably don't make the SB, their fans won't get to blame Cam. I think Caldwell is just an interim guy though. I think they'll do what we did and hire from outside their organization if they're smart. Seems to me though that this was a different situation than ours with Arians since from what I understand Flacco and Cameron didn't get along and we all know that Arians and Ben did.

[BlacksburgSteeler13]

[QUOTE=GMU Steeler;1062051]Good because when they inevitably don't make the SB, their fans won't get to blame Cam.

Good thing their fans can always blame the refs. That's one scapegoat that will never go away when the ratbirds inevitably don't win it all. Not only the fans, but Harbitch, Flaccid, and the rest of their players can and will use the refs as a scapegoat when the ratbirds inevitably fail to reach the superbowl once again.

[BrandonCarr39]

Blaming the refs? I dunno, but when the Ravens played my team(Cowboys) in October, they were the ones that were getting all the favorable calls.

Loss was gutwrenching too - just too many mistakes at crucial parts of the game, and poor clock management at the end.

[GMU Steeler]

Originally Posted by TNewman41

Blaming the refs? I dunno, but when the Ravens played my team(Cowboys) in October, they were the ones that were getting all the favorable calls.

Loss was gutwrenching too - just too many mistakes at crucial parts of the game, and poor clock management at the end.

That doesn't stop their fans, players, and coaches. Didn't you guys have both Murray and Jones run for over 100 yards in that game too? I think that game was the first sign to me that the Ravens D wasn't the dominate force it once was.

[BrandonCarr39]

Originally Posted by GMU Steeler

That doesn't stop their fans, players, and coaches. Didn't you guys have both Murray and Jones run for over 100 yards in that game too? I think that game was the first sign to me that the Ravens D wasn't the dominate force it once was.

When Demarco Murray was out of the lineup for 6 games, Dallas had NO running game(Murray got injured in the Baltimore game). Romo was forced to throw as much as 60 passes per game without Murray.

With that being said, when Murray went down in the Baltimore game, Dallas continued to run the ball very effectively with Jones and Phillip Tanner.(again, neither of whom are effective taking the full load) This says ALOT about the Baltimore D.

[GMU Steeler]

Originally Posted by TNewman41

When Demarco Murray was out of the lineup for 6 games, Dallas had NO running game(Murray got injured in the Baltimore game). Romo was forced to throw as much as 60 passes per game without Murray.

With that being said, when Murray went down in the Baltimore game, Dallas continued to run the ball very effectively with Jones and Phillip Tanner.(again, neither of whom are effective taking the full load) This says ALOT about the Baltimore D.

Yeah the Baltimore D just doesn't instill fear anymore. And it's going to instill even less when Lewis and Reed retire.

[Ravens1]

Originally Posted by VA_steeelrs

At least they show some courage to change the coaching line up.

Word.

[i82much]

I don't care who you pull for, it is kind of pathetic watching the Ravens and Steelers engage in a suck-off to see who can shit the bed the least and "win" the AFC North. Neither one of these teams belongs on the field after the wild card round.

[SCMom]

Too true i82. The AFCN is insanely pathetic this year. I have a feeling the Bengals are going to take it again. Neither team looks like they're up to the task of beating them.