Not new to the league at all. Joe Namath was a show boater. 50 years ago. The people that didn't love him hated him too.
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What a career for PM! He left college as a subpar passing kid that just primarily ran around making plays with his feet
With hard work on his passing game he overcome others that were just more polished than him entering the draft.
Hard to believe he overcame and even beat a QB that he was vastly behind in passing ability
Just saw a clip from the Cam presser. As a fan of Cam's I gotta say, not a good look Cam. Can't do that. Doesn't matter if you're a showboat or not, you gotta take your medicine when you lose, especially as the QB. The fact that he is a showoff and now doesn't want to face the music just makes him look like a sore loser.
Criticism of his actions in the press conference is justified. You're the leader of the NFC champions and the MVP of the NFL. You can't act like that.
I hope he learns from this and comes back better than ever next season.
Also, Peyton is the GOAT.
Yeah I think this hits the nail on the head.
People see him pout earlier in his career, then see all the dancing and they're reminded of TO and other former players with fragile psyches. They call him out and he says it's because he's black.
Then he acts like that during and after the Super Bowl and it validates a lot of those opinions.
Quite possibly the biggest b**** move I've ever seen in the NFL. Especially when considering the situation & setting. Panthers are only down by 6 points & driving for the winning score in the last minutes of a Super Bowl, but the NFL MVP can't even attempt to dive and try to recover HIS OWN fumble for his team. Very "Superman" like, IMO.
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