@ it would be different if that was all cam was known for but the man literally carried that team all the way to the Super Bowl with no outside weapons and an average o line. He showed way more effort than not
This is why I'm so confused lol the dude could literally audible to a run play and let the guy who is way better at running than him run a few times so he can rest up
That AR pick was the definition of egregious. That was some Madden online level shit. He literally just threw the ball right to the DB seconds before half, like WTF.
@@QuentinDevine Cam steps out of his lane too much. Didnt win a Superbowl, so hes not Him, even though he thinks so. Needs more humble pie in his diet.
Hate is a strong word, unless he clapped your wife's cheeks or something, than I'd understand why you resent him. Maybe he bought the hat off the rack you wanted. Who knows.
This is the business he's chosen. For better or worse, not only is there no room for weakness, there's no room for the *appearance* of weakness either.
cam newton is the perfect role model for ar, he's been there done that, cam needs to sit down with ar and teach him how to play ball, think and put him on game in life in general cause this tired excuse is just outrageous. ive never ever seen qb tap out like that, i remember when cj ran his off and was exhausted and never once complained. ar is a diva tbh😂
What I love about Cam is he never compares other players to him and he never acts like he was a mvp( which he was) he gives good advice for that player personally
You just can’t say it at all That’s the point If you are really good and you say it It makes you look worse because lots of ppl can do easy things If you are terrible it makes you look naive and stupid. You just can’t say things like that at all. Any time anyone says that it is arrogant and it’s stupid. It literally will follow you for the rest of your career. There is no proper time to say that your profession is easy. I know lots of guys are arrogant these days and don’t think about it But being humble (truly humble not this new age BS where you say I’m humble and I’m the greatest of all time) can really lessen the impact when things go wrong. That’s just a lesson for humanity. Being arrogant is never a good look. You may be soooo great that it doesn’t hurt you but it’s never going to help you.
Oline may not be running as much as Arich but what they have to do on a constant basis in the trenches is far more tiring/exhausting than what Arich does. You're also blatantly ignoring how often guards/centers will pull for a RB on plays. Also considering the fact that linemen weigh waaaaay more than QBs do, there really is no comparison.
Exactly I was like what the hell lol that was the only take I didn’t agree with. They have to block grown ass MEN every play. I would much rather run around like a QB
I’ll never forget I had a coach who used to check us on how many PB&J’s we ate a day. He said we need 10 PB&J’s a day to get big. He used to look at us and be like “YOU AINT GET YOUR 10 PB&J’s TODAY!!! I SEE IT IN YOUR EYES!!! 50 PUSH UPS EVERYBODY!!!”. We all hated him but we was getting swole that year.
That shit really works too!!! PB&J must be the universal gain weight philosophy for highschool football players… I never played but my best friend’s brother was like the star tight-end for our town… and before his senior year he was told to gain weight. And everytime I was over at their house - for lunch homie was always pounding pb&js like it was his job. And that shit actually worked… guy gained 40-60 pounds that summer. (Another trick is eating 2 big bowls of pinto beans every day… for muscle gain… seem another friend get super swole from that)
I was never much of a cam fan when it came to football, BUT, cam the microphone man is PURE GOLD... love love love listening to this man talk, not just talk, but REAL TALK
It's not the end of the world. Do you want to win games or get richardson better? You really can't have both. Either way, Colts fans have gotten entitled to having our (basically) rookie QB start. Most young QBs sit out for 3 years anyway. I really don't understand
It’s funny cuz AR-15 is literally everything the media said bout Lamar coming out. 1 read qb, run 1st, can’t read defenses, will be injury prone, accuracy issues, not a leader, not mentally tuff etc. All that actually fits at-15 perfectly
Don't be giving him a nickname till he earns a nickname. He's stealing money right now and he isn't CLOSE to what Lamar was coming out of Louisville, not even close. Not sure why you'd defend someone who has proven nothing but be better.
It really isnt. AR has never been as good a passer as Cam. Look at Cam's stats in his last year at Auburn and compare that to AR at UF. There are no similarities.
Bingo, Money Manziel didn't watch film. Kyler has a homework clause, Keyshawn Johnson was always out of shape. It's your job, you also have to do the other things that make you great. Zion could be a top 5 NBA player, he is always out of shape. You gotta take this game seriously.
Regardless, of what side of Cam you stand on, Cam shares facts, opinions, and experiences without filters. I don’t always agree with him, but I always respect where he’s coming from.
Flacco gives you guys the best chance to win right now and maybe sneak into a wildcard spot, but at 40 years old, it’s like putting a bandaid on an amputated limb. Maybe Richardson gets another chance next season, but that comment he made about being tired is the kind of thing that can haunt a player for the rest of their career. It’s ok to be tired but you just can’t come out and say something like that in the NFL.
Sorry Cam but your wrong about O lineman. We have to man handle 260 plus lb men rushing at us every play. Thats just as tiring as just runing against air. Lets be fair Cam! Try battling 300lbs all 4 quarters and tell me ur not DEAD TIRED!
Yeah that’s kinda dumb lol.. it’s not a full sprint but it’s full effort.. especially when those pass rushers are getting subbed out to go full effort every time
@@ericadams8467Something casual fans don’t understand at all. Thats something that will never change as football is played. It been the thing since the very beginning of the sport itself until the present day.
@@boogidwnej179 AR said it to I'm an interview, says it's actually easier I'm NFL the College.Also said after texans game Nah, I'm a good passer when question about accuracy
Can y'all name a superstar qb who would have dove for that ball cuz Brady nor drew nor Peyton not diving for that ball ? So don't lie and say they done it
@@jcchambers7896bro you can’t just type how you speak. We can figure out your horrible grammar and syntax when hearing you, but it’s damn near impossible to read. Like, by definition, you left a comment to convey your thoughts to other people, so why would you not make an effort to make sure it was conveyed properly? Yea this is stupid, but gd it man our society is becoming ignorant. Imagine people finding our writing in the future. “I seen” is another one.
First Take compared his stats to Jamarcus Russell and I didn't realize his performances were that off! Growing pains, hopefully he bounce back in a major way because he got the talent forsure.
I'm a bit concerned he isn't listening to those around him and that is a big part of why he is getting benched. I am a big Richardson fan and hope he is able to turn things around but starting to come to terms with the fact I think he needed a wake up call and that was being told he isn't going to be handed things and he needs to mature and be a leader and make better decisions.
The biggest red flag of this situation isn’t even the tapping out. It’s the openly saying that afterwards. If you didn’t know the firestorm saying that would start then how the fk you supposed to go out there and analyze complex defenses and make the right throws. Ant needs to go to a QB camp and refine all of his fundamentals. QB play in the NFL is 80% mental and a strong arm doesn’t even enter into the equation if you are throwing to the wrong read or just guessing.
He gotta suck it up! But as someone that played ALL skilled positions. I didn't realize how tiring QB is until I switched. Between plays you don't catch your breath as you're calling plays, audibles, coverages then snap, oh shit missed block, gotta take off... Now next play
100 on that you cannot come out of a game as a professional and say you're tired. You can't do it. It's not to belittle the young man but like Cam said think if you're a teammate and you hear your leader say I took myself out cause I was tired the optics are bad. But I hope the best for the young man I hope you successful hope one day in the future wins the Super Bowl But you can't say that.
Correct cause even in high school ball yes it’s a completely different level either way I never looked at my coach and said nah I’m to tired matter of fact I trained so that even when I was tired I could still preform
@CAM , as a Panthers fan I will always respect your opinion on this type of subject because you did crazy-work for us as qb. Much respect 🙏, hopefully Richardson listens to an OG.
Josh Allen came in as a raw prospect, yet he was never benched or sat out games due to "tiredness"-he kept playing through his early struggles. On top of that, Allen developed despite having far less talent around him than most young quarterbacks, which makes his growth all the more impressive. It’s rare for a player to follow that kind of path, so comparing this prospect to Allen isn’t realistic; a trajectory like Trey Lance’s seems more likely.
Is this man drinking or smoking, is he trying to be about that night life? I never thought such a thing as tapping out was an option for a QB, let along a starting QB, and a 4th pick overall. Is he in the gym just lifting with no cardio?
Anthony Richardson was a disaster waiting to happen. Scouts fell for his impressive measurables and athleticism, but they overlooked the glaring issues: he struggled to process defenses, made terrible decisions, and had awful accuracy-all evident during his time at Florida. The only reason he looked even slightly good at times was due to his overwhelming physical advantages over lesser competition. With major mechanical problems and questionable judgment, he looks more like a gym warrior than a legitimate quarterback. At this point, he might have been better off considering a position switch because there's no doubt someone with his athleticism could be useful on an NFL roster somewhere. It’s clear he’s a bust, and in hindsight, he should have been a fifth or sixth-round pick, not anywhere near the first.
@@C-A-R-D-O I'm sorry, but that's just not likely. Josh Allen came in as a raw prospect, yet he was never benched or sat out games due to "tiredness"-he kept playing through his early struggles. On top of that, Allen developed despite having far less talent around him than most young quarterbacks, which makes his growth all the more impressive. It’s rare for a player to follow that kind of path, so comparing this prospect to Allen isn’t realistic; a trajectory like Trey Lance’s seems more likely.
he’s 22, plenty to learn about reading defenses and making the right decisions. crazy to call him a bust already when he’s the youngest starting qb in the league. too much talent there to give up on so early
I hate when yall think these athletic black QBs should switch positions. AR-15 is in great shape and is athletic for a qb, but if you think he switching positions and try to learn a brand new position an compete against other guys who are just as in great shape, but have the skill and familiarity at the position already, there’s no chance AR-15 would thrive if he made a position change. If Lamar Jackson. Changed positions to receiver or rb he prolly would be a backup by now. He wouldn’t be considered the best at his position like he currently is.
@@michaelkeeler1215if anything AR-15 has a character/work ethic issue, not a talent issue or ability to play qb. Why do white pwope always want an Athletic black QB ti always switch positions? An I throw black in there cuz there have been athletics white QBs but they were never told to switch positions like the black ones are
@@Caporg3000that might be a good point. Because cam definitely lost a ton of respect from his teammates, and fans when he didn't dive in for that football. Anthony Richards wasn't good in college to begin with. I think the kid has bust written all over him sadly.
@@danielkelley2784I don’t think cam lost any respect from teammates… what teammates have come out and say they lost respect for cam? 🤔 haven’t heard a single teammate or nfl player say that. An I could care less about player fans 😂
I was big on AR coming into this season but 100% agree with Cam. Lots to adjust on his habits during the game that won't happen without mentoring or just a lot more reps needed for him to get polished technically and have proper capacity to QB for a team through a whole NFL season the way he plays. Sadly I'm not sure if Flacco is the one to mentor him on his style of play, but can definitely help him with his passing reads and understanding game situations. I think what's happening now with Justin Fields in Pittsburgh would be an ideal situation for AR. Get him out of Indy and have him play behind a more established pass/run QB like Josh Allen, Kyler Murray, or Jalen Hurts. Sad thing is, his stock and Indy's draft situation is not nearly as favorable as it was for Chicago to make that move and still end up with Caleb Williams... Definitely not a fair situation lol.
This is the guy who needs Cam Newton to mentor him. Size, Arm, Movement. He got the skill, Cam had the intelligence and heart too. This the guy Indy needs to sign to help bro coach up
One thing that cam said that stood out how he had to have the endurance of a receiver with the strength of running back I believe him, I think AR needs to pick up the weights and work on what cam said
The bridge Cam could bring to NFL teams as either a QB coach or a form of communication liaison between the players and coaching staff would turn countless organizations around for the better
Woooooow Cam... We need you on First take, or College GameDay PERMANENTLY. You just broke down this situation so eloquently and real. Thank you for saying what everyone was trying to say, but didn't have the knowledge or experience to comment on
As a Panthers fan. I said this exact same thing to my son when Cam was playing. I am a huge Cam fan. We haven't been good since his last healthy season. I told my son if Cam kept playing the way he was. He would not have a long career. We all saw what happened. A. Rich better take his advice. Stop taking the hits. You are not indestructible.
Cam played 11 years WTF are you talking about. The average is four years for a quarterback. We know your hate ain’t got nothing to do with football. 😮😮😮
@@357say brother for how elite cam was at his peak, 11 years is a short career. He fell off pretty hard after the injuries started piling up. How many league MVP quarterbacks have had shorter careers?
@jrodgers211 The refs let it happen. After Cam told the world about what the ref said to him on the field, they stopped protecting him. I forgot which game it was. I remember he said he asked the ref why he didn't get certain calls. He said the ref said he was too young to get those calls. Ed Hochuli was the ref he was referring to. After that the refs stopped protecting him. Look it up.
The man telling the truth man you cannot quit like that lost all respect from the squad only way he can get that back if you get the opportunity to show the team next time a long road 🛣️ ahead
The scariest part of this to me is the lack of awareness. To not only do that, but then go in the press conference and admit it like its no big deal. He's literally smiling and laughing as he tells the reporter. That shows a level of immaturity that should worry the hell out of colts fans.
15:24 Yeah, but just because it's a different kind of physical display, doesn't mean linemen aren't using just as much energy. It's like thinking someone can't relate to wanting to quit running a marathon because "all they do" is push around heavy boxes in a warehouse. Still just as tiring.
17:16 Them big boys up front have to get their big ass up to that second level to pick up blocks for the running backs 10 yards downfield and turn right around and pass pro 30 seconds later, and they don’t get the benefit of being as small as the other guys. They gatta get that big ol horse up and trotting and they never get to step off the field. 6 guys on an offense aren’t ever supposed to walk off the field perfectly healthy. The QB, and the 5 big guys up front. Those guys gatta have that level of respect and trust in each other, that they know the other guy is gonna dig down deep and fight for them, and that’s why they are willing to dig down that little bit deeper to fight for that guy. When the damn QB is tapping out, he might as well have slapped all 5 of those big guys right across the face and said I ain’t fighting for none of yall. You can say that they aren’t running around like he is, but the play he tapped out on gained a total of 0 yards, because he ran backwards 10 yards before deciding to run back towards the line of scrimmage, and it wasn’t a designed run play. His inability to be prepared to execute the play, caused him to turn a pass play, into a scramble around sack play that didn’t help anybody. Least of all himself. At some point, responsibility falls squarely on you, for your inability to hold yourself to a higher standard of accountability. And then the total lack of self awareness to just openly say that to the media was the most damning thing. Like, come on bro, surely you’ve played enough to know that you can’t do that at your position. You’re trying to be the face of a multibillion dollar business.
The best way to have salvaged the situation was AR saying that he wasn’t tired but hurt. But didn’t want to set a bad example and look weak. Admit after speaking to a vet that it was a bad decision that backfired and he’d learn from it.
It’s crazy how people in the comments can argue with a Heisman Trophy winning, rookie of the year, league MVP.
+national champion, nfc champion, and the all time leader in qb rushing tds it’s insane how they say his opinion isn’t valid
Cause we all seen him not give extra effort
@ it would be different if that was all cam was known for but the man literally carried that team all the way to the Super Bowl with no outside weapons and an average o line. He showed way more effort than not
@ he’s most known for not giving effort when it was needed the most
Cam is right in this case but stop glazing. No man is above argument
AR, when you tired, there is a guy next to you named Jonathan Taylor, and btw he runs better than you. Hand him the ball.
EXACTLY 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
This is why I'm so confused lol the dude could literally audible to a run play and let the guy who is way better at running than him run a few times so he can rest up
Best part is the next two plays were a run and a FG
@evilkingster it's more than tired, he was overwhelmed we have pampered him thus is result.
@@evilkingsterthat’s why cam mentioned awareness.
Getting benched by Flacco must be crushing bc the only thing keeping Flacco on the bench is age , he still got it
Still got what? 😂😂 he’s a backup. If he had anything he’d still be a starter.
@@boogidwnej179He’s not a career backup. Congrats on showing how mentally stunted you are 😂😂😂😂.
@@boogidwnej179career backup?
calling joe flacco a career backup is laughable
@@boogidwnej179you just started watching football huh
"Egregious interception" should definitely be a stat.
I swear some picks are out of the Qb’s control and others well 😅
Yes
That AR pick was the definition of egregious. That was some Madden online level shit. He literally just threw the ball right to the DB seconds before half, like WTF.
😂😂
😂😂😂
As much hate as cam gets he’s probably the best person for ant to listen to
How can you hate someone you've never met?
@@QuentinDevine Cam steps out of his lane too much. Didnt win a Superbowl, so hes not Him, even though he thinks so. Needs more humble pie in his diet.
@@NikoRouliaswtf r u saying 😂
@@NikoRouliaswtf r u saying 😂
Hate is a strong word, unless he clapped your wife's cheeks or something, than I'd understand why you resent him. Maybe he bought the hat off the rack you wanted. Who knows.
This is the business he's chosen. For better or worse, not only is there no room for weakness, there's no room for the *appearance* of weakness either.
QB especially. They aren't simply another player. The reason they get to demand 50+mil is the same reason he can't tap out cuz he's gassed
@@spunkush What fraternity was he in Tappa-Outta-Gamea
cam newton is the perfect role model for ar, he's been there done that, cam needs to sit down with ar and teach him how to play ball, think and put him on game in life in general cause this tired excuse is just outrageous. ive never ever seen qb tap out like that, i remember when cj ran his off and was exhausted and never once complained. ar is a diva tbh😂
@@draco2xx But AR already said that he's 1-of-1 and the 2nd best running QB in the league.....why does AR need any help? 😂😂🤣🤣😆😆
@@dabneyoffermein595because cam quit too during the sb he should have jumped on the ball but he didn't, why
What I love about Cam is he never compares other players to him and he never acts like he was a mvp( which he was) he gives good advice for that player personally
you can't say the NFL is easy with a 44% completion rate
😂 then not even running a full playback at that
You just can’t say it at all That’s the point If you are really good and you say it It makes you look worse because lots of ppl can do easy things If you are terrible it makes you look naive and stupid.
You just can’t say things like that at all. Any time anyone says that it is arrogant and it’s stupid. It literally will follow you for the rest of your career.
There is no proper time to say that your profession is easy. I know lots of guys are arrogant these days and don’t think about it But being humble (truly humble not this new age BS where you say I’m humble and I’m the greatest of all time) can really lessen the impact when things go wrong.
That’s just a lesson for humanity.
Being arrogant is never a good look. You may be soooo great that it doesn’t hurt you but it’s never going to help you.
2:30 "I had an injury that PARTOOK me out of the pocket" 😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 was he talking about a hot pocket?
"hind sight is 50/50" 🤷🏿♂️
@@samwoods3430 bro did he say dat shit too?!? 😂😂 He partook me outta my seat laughing! 😂
Shoulder cam beat up
@@artofficialbrain 😆 Cam-isms 🤣🤣 Jameis is Next Level tho 🤌🏿
Peggy’s ad-libs when cam finishes his sentences 😂
Can’t have the jelly belly
I would say bra a meat rider but he getting it paid
@@YarsonFranklike wtf😂😂
Bro for real adds nothing. Why is he here? 😂
@@gdawgs101To play that “Molly” role from First Take. It’s Cam’s show, he just asks the questions that have obvious answers to them😂.
“Grape jelly, I knew I couldn’t trust you!” 🤣 😂
Cam wasn't shit with that one 🤣🤣🤣
100% w/ CAM...as usual.
Oline may not be running as much as Arich but what they have to do on a constant basis in the trenches is far more tiring/exhausting than what Arich does. You're also blatantly ignoring how often guards/centers will pull for a RB on plays. Also considering the fact that linemen weigh waaaaay more than QBs do, there really is no comparison.
EXACTLY💯
Yep I agreed with Cam except for the Oline part. The trenches is the most physically and mentally demanding positions in football
Exactly I was like what the hell lol that was the only take I didn’t agree with. They have to block grown ass MEN every play. I would much rather run around like a QB
“And a egregious interception, bro egregious, BRO EGREGIOUS!! DAWG WTF!!”🤣🤣🤣💯 CAM SPEAKING FACTS
That egregious pick was the game at the end of the game 🤦🏽♂️
I’ll never forget I had a coach who used to check us on how many PB&J’s we ate a day. He said we need 10 PB&J’s a day to get big. He used to look at us and be like “YOU AINT GET YOUR 10 PB&J’s TODAY!!! I SEE IT IN YOUR EYES!!! 50 PUSH UPS EVERYBODY!!!”. We all hated him but we was getting swole that year.
I love PB&Js but I’d get sick of them if I had to eat 10 a day for however many days 🤣
That shit really works too!!! PB&J must be the universal gain weight philosophy for highschool football players… I never played but my best friend’s brother was like the star tight-end for our town… and before his senior year he was told to gain weight. And everytime I was over at their house - for lunch homie was always pounding pb&js like it was his job. And that shit actually worked… guy gained 40-60 pounds that summer.
(Another trick is eating 2 big bowls of pinto beans every day… for muscle gain… seem another friend get super swole from that)
I was never much of a cam fan when it came to football, BUT, cam the microphone man is PURE GOLD... love love love listening to this man talk, not just talk, but REAL TALK
As a colts fan I’m saying all Colts fans need to see this
I swear man.
It's not the end of the world. Do you want to win games or get richardson better? You really can't have both. Either way, Colts fans have gotten entitled to having our (basically) rookie QB start. Most young QBs sit out for 3 years anyway. I really don't understand
@@mrsirbagel I still believe in AR, just hope he listens to the wisdom Coach Cam just dropped on him because that was as real as it gets
Just as a former college O-lineman, just seeing boul tap his head made me mad as hell 😆
@@anthonypittman5647why? What gives you this confidence in him. He has never ever started more than 13 games.
It’s funny cuz AR-15 is literally everything the media said bout Lamar coming out.
1 read qb, run 1st, can’t read defenses, will be injury prone, accuracy issues, not a leader, not mentally tuff etc.
All that actually fits at-15 perfectly
Except Lamar was 100x better at Louisville than AR-15 at Florida.
Don't be giving him a nickname till he earns a nickname. He's stealing money right now and he isn't CLOSE to what Lamar was coming out of Louisville, not even close. Not sure why you'd defend someone who has proven nothing but be better.
Cam has this experience,
Anthony’s game is similar to Cam
When a OG reach out listen young Buck.
😂😂😂
And learn what? How to jump away from a fumble with the Superbowl on the line?
It really isnt. AR has never been as good a passer as Cam. Look at Cam's stats in his last year at Auburn and compare that to AR at UF. There are no similarities.
That jelly exchange was lowkey hilarious. Lol
"I was ALWAYS the hammer" that's a bar
Mentorship and learning don’t mean shit if he isn’t WANTING to learn
Bingo, Money Manziel didn't watch film. Kyler has a homework clause, Keyshawn Johnson was always out of shape. It's your job, you also have to do the other things that make you great. Zion could be a top 5 NBA player, he is always out of shape. You gotta take this game seriously.
I told you about a month ago Cam to reach out to Anthony Richardson and put him up on game. He needs your mentorship now more than ever.
He said he reached out to
He a permanent backup now though...I think😢
@@warriorempress5899 For now.
Boy he don’t know you 😂
Yeah Cam was definitely listening to RUclips user "WillOfTheMostHigh" 😂😂😂
Bro went off for 20 mins with the most motivating, emotional, tough love speech and then when i heard "no homo" I died laughing😂
Regardless, of what side of Cam you stand on, Cam shares facts, opinions, and experiences without filters. I don’t always agree with him, but I always respect where he’s coming from.
“I’m a grape jelly guy… I knew I couldn’t trust you” 🤣🤣 what the hell is grape jelly fans do to you Cam
Grape jelly is disgusting 😂
@@Wha_SAAB🤡🤡🤡
Grape is the only jelly.
@@Captain_NeckbeardNo, it’s not bad but in the summer, I make my own strawberry jelly. It’ll make you a believer
CAM has a unique personality and I like it. As a Colts fan, I hope AR listens very carefully because CAM is 100% correct.
Flacco gives you guys the best chance to win right now and maybe sneak into a wildcard spot, but at 40 years old, it’s like putting a bandaid on an amputated limb. Maybe Richardson gets another chance next season, but that comment he made about being tired is the kind of thing that can haunt a player for the rest of their career. It’s ok to be tired but you just can’t come out and say something like that in the NFL.
Sorry Cam but your wrong about O lineman. We have to man handle 260 plus lb men rushing at us every play. Thats just as tiring as just runing against air. Lets be fair Cam! Try battling 300lbs all 4 quarters and tell me ur not DEAD TIRED!
Yeah that’s kinda dumb lol.. it’s not a full sprint but it’s full effort.. especially when those pass rushers are getting subbed out to go full effort every time
@@steven469tf are you talking about. You already know how hard it is to move someone against their will.😅😅😅
Totally agree, Games are won and lost in the trenches.
There are six players on the offense that play every down
@@ericadams8467Something casual fans don’t understand at all. Thats something that will never change as football is played. It been the thing since the very beginning of the sport itself until the present day.
As a Colts fan thank for putting this out Cam
8:02 Respect to Cam for saying this.
I hate that he never went for that ball in the superbowl
same quarterback who said the nfl is easier than college
And 5 min. After he said he was tired told reporters he was a good passer
His point still stands true
@@Atribecalledsuccessno it doesn't, he is doing worse in the NFL
That was Caleb Williams
@@boogidwnej179 AR said it to I'm an interview, says it's actually easier I'm NFL the College.Also said after texans game Nah, I'm a good passer when question about accuracy
Cam is the best man to speak for a team losing respect for a player, that Super Bowl fumble was A+ no effort!
He looked at that ball like it was icky
Can y'all name a superstar qb who would have dove for that ball cuz Brady nor drew nor Peyton not diving for that ball ? So don't lie and say they done it
I seen Tom Brady fumble and he didn't dive, I seen Tom throw int and walk off the field
@@jcchambers7896bro you can’t just type how you speak. We can figure out your horrible grammar and syntax when hearing you, but it’s damn near impossible to read. Like, by definition, you left a comment to convey your thoughts to other people, so why would you not make an effort to make sure it was conveyed properly? Yea this is stupid, but gd it man our society is becoming ignorant. Imagine people finding our writing in the future. “I seen” is another one.
@@kevinsayes so do you have a name or not ?
“When you can play, you can play” Travis Hunter could’ve won a Heisman Trophy at JSU
No tf he couldn’t have 😂
He wouldn’t only because CFB as a whole don’t respect HBCU football but he would’ve still had the stats
Nah
If I’m AR this is humbling as hell to hear, this is awesome wisdom to hear take it in and don’t look back
Imma strawberry... Imma jelly 😅. What ? Lolool
U really just went from Anthony Richardson tapping out to pb&j sammiches bro 😂😂 this channel 🔥😂😂love it
I saw him land on his wrist. He really thought saying he was tired was the better response?!? ☠️☠️
First Take compared his stats to Jamarcus Russell and I didn't realize his performances were that off! Growing pains, hopefully he bounce back in a major way because he got the talent forsure.
Cam, PLEASE Contact Richardson and talk to him. He needs guidance like yours.
Please, from a concerned Colts fan.
I'm not sure at this point he's taking advice
I'm a bit concerned he isn't listening to those around him and that is a big part of why he is getting benched. I am a big Richardson fan and hope he is able to turn things around but starting to come to terms with the fact I think he needed a wake up call and that was being told he isn't going to be handed things and he needs to mature and be a leader and make better decisions.
My man out here on youtube comments hoping his QB takes advice from a youtuber :D
@TacoTuesday4 I agree, I don't wanna say he thinks he's all that but Steichen sure made him feel that way.
@TrueGbPimp06 cam ain't just a RUclipsr what is you talking about 🤦🏿♂️
"Is it fair? FUCK NO. But is it worth it? HELL YES!" life motto
Cam knows what he is talking about.
He didn’t look like a NFL starter in college
please teach ar5 the ways bro🙏🙏 he got mad potential and i wanna see him do good and achieve it
“1st down, 1st quarter? Man I ain’t doin that” haha that was funny as hell
The biggest red flag of this situation isn’t even the tapping out. It’s the openly saying that afterwards. If you didn’t know the firestorm saying that would start then how the fk you supposed to go out there and analyze complex defenses and make the right throws. Ant needs to go to a QB camp and refine all of his fundamentals. QB play in the NFL is 80% mental and a strong arm doesn’t even enter into the equation if you are throwing to the wrong read or just guessing.
He needs every single QB camp dude hasn’t been playing football for that long he’s behind in comparison to everyone else by a lot rep wise
This why I like Cam Newton, no filters, not putting on for the cameras, just keeps real.
You know more than players are eating those uncrusts
Orlovsky playing Uno, Anthony Richardson playing spades 😂
He gotta suck it up! But as someone that played ALL skilled positions. I didn't realize how tiring QB is until I switched. Between plays you don't catch your breath as you're calling plays, audibles, coverages then snap, oh shit missed block, gotta take off... Now next play
Heads gotta be on a swivel and you can’t have distractions.
Cam's message can apply to all of our lives too. Your preparation for success and commitment to winning even when you're tired will be worth it.
It's wild hearing Cam talk about this. Its exactly like Cam not jumping on that football when he fumbled it in the Superbowl 😂
Bingo
18:09 you cant say that in this era Cam. Especially in yo position 😂
Everytime he ran I'm screaming at my TV for him to slide
Bro this was so fire, you forget how hilarious cam is. He get on that southern preacher voice sometimes
100 on that you cannot come out of a game as a professional and say you're tired. You can't do it. It's not to belittle the young man but like Cam said think if you're a teammate and you hear your leader say I took myself out cause I was tired the optics are bad. But I hope the best for the young man I hope you successful hope one day in the future wins the Super Bowl But you can't say that.
Correct cause even in high school ball yes it’s a completely different level either way I never looked at my coach and said nah I’m to tired matter of fact I trained so that even when I was tired I could still preform
Peggy- I like grape jelly
Cam- I knew I couldn’t trust you
they’re chemistry is awesome 😂
@CAM , as a Panthers fan I will always respect your opinion on this type of subject because you did crazy-work for us as qb.
Much respect 🙏, hopefully Richardson listens to an OG.
4:53 shit is meme worthy 🤣🤣 just “dawg what the fuuuu”
How is Jeff Teague a part of everything 💀💀💀
Look up the podcast he had with AR! AR said the NFL was easier then college, that is why he is involve lol
Shoutout Yung Nacho
He the GOAT NPC bro 😭
@@milesgrant3507 I know I’m saying he be apart of the most random sports moments
Cam not diving on a fumble is peanuts compared to tapping out for being tired.
Orlovsky ran out of the back of the end zone as a quarterback 😂😂😂😂
And Was Mannings Ball Boy why is he on TV
Fans that have never achieved Cams success got a better perspective. GTFOH 😂😂😂
Jared Allen had identical stats as Anthony Richardson in their first 10 games.
Jared Allen was a phenomenal DE back in the day 😂
I’m trying to decipher your comment and I think you meant Josh Allen.
Josh?
@@JoshDickens850Fr. He was a certified problem. He looked like a throwback from the 80s but yeah he was a monster lol.
Josh Allen came in as a raw prospect, yet he was never benched or sat out games due to "tiredness"-he kept playing through his early struggles. On top of that, Allen developed despite having far less talent around him than most young quarterbacks, which makes his growth all the more impressive. It’s rare for a player to follow that kind of path, so comparing this prospect to Allen isn’t realistic; a trajectory like Trey Lance’s seems more likely.
“Is it hard Peggy “ whoaaa bro chill 😂😂😂
Is this man drinking or smoking, is he trying to be about that night life? I never thought such a thing as tapping out was an option for a QB, let along a starting QB, and a 4th pick overall. Is he in the gym just lifting with no cardio?
I refuse to believe just because he's black, he's 6'1 240. he HAD to have lifted weights at some point, he's huge.
don Julio and 3 gram backwoods
Cam puts it in the easiest words n gives examples at the same time
Anthony Richardson was a disaster waiting to happen. Scouts fell for his impressive measurables and athleticism, but they overlooked the glaring issues: he struggled to process defenses, made terrible decisions, and had awful accuracy-all evident during his time at Florida. The only reason he looked even slightly good at times was due to his overwhelming physical advantages over lesser competition. With major mechanical problems and questionable judgment, he looks more like a gym warrior than a legitimate quarterback. At this point, he might have been better off considering a position switch because there's no doubt someone with his athleticism could be useful on an NFL roster somewhere. It’s clear he’s a bust, and in hindsight, he should have been a fifth or sixth-round pick, not anywhere near the first.
he shouldn’t switch position he needs time to sit and learn, josh allen was just as horrible his first year
@@C-A-R-D-O I'm sorry, but that's just not likely. Josh Allen came in as a raw prospect, yet he was never benched or sat out games due to "tiredness"-he kept playing through his early struggles. On top of that, Allen developed despite having far less talent around him than most young quarterbacks, which makes his growth all the more impressive. It’s rare for a player to follow that kind of path, so comparing this prospect to Allen isn’t realistic; a trajectory like Trey Lance’s seems more likely.
he’s 22, plenty to learn about reading defenses and making the right decisions. crazy to call him a bust already when he’s the youngest starting qb in the league. too much talent there to give up on so early
I hate when yall think these athletic black QBs should switch positions.
AR-15 is in great shape and is athletic for a qb, but if you think he switching positions and try to learn a brand new position an compete against other guys who are just as in great shape, but have the skill and familiarity at the position already, there’s no chance AR-15 would thrive if he made a position change.
If Lamar Jackson. Changed positions to receiver or rb he prolly would be a backup by now.
He wouldn’t be considered the best at his position like he currently is.
@@michaelkeeler1215if anything AR-15 has a character/work ethic issue, not a talent issue or ability to play qb.
Why do white pwope always want an Athletic black QB ti always switch positions?
An I throw black in there cuz there have been athletics white QBs but they were never told to switch positions like the black ones are
The ONE live game I've been to, Cam ran for about 60 yards late in the game against the Vikings, and he damn sure got right back up for the next play
Like when you didn’t dive on the ball
It’s the job of elders to teach the next generation to not make the same mistakes they did.
I honestly thought he was going to use that in this discussion
@@Caporg3000that might be a good point. Because cam definitely lost a ton of respect from his teammates, and fans when he didn't dive in for that football. Anthony Richards wasn't good in college to begin with. I think the kid has bust written all over him sadly.
@@danielkelley2784I don’t think cam lost any respect from teammates… what teammates have come out and say they lost respect for cam? 🤔 haven’t heard a single teammate or nfl player say that.
An I could care less about player fans 😂
@@danielkelley2784Cam don’t owe you sheet boy go lay yo butt down. 😢😢😢
Cam was never the same after not jumping on that fumble
Love this podcast! Brings comedy to serious topics 🤘
Cam knows all about giving up on a play
I love yall friendship YALL WILL MAKE IT FAR IN THIS yall show just flows
Him saying the NFL was easier than college, and now he’s too tired? He needs media training bad.
Played in the Big Ten same time as Cam.. the man was electric. Has all the right to say what he’s saying.
I was big on AR coming into this season but 100% agree with Cam. Lots to adjust on his habits during the game that won't happen without mentoring or just a lot more reps needed for him to get polished technically and have proper capacity to QB for a team through a whole NFL season the way he plays. Sadly I'm not sure if Flacco is the one to mentor him on his style of play, but can definitely help him with his passing reads and understanding game situations. I think what's happening now with Justin Fields in Pittsburgh would be an ideal situation for AR. Get him out of Indy and have him play behind a more established pass/run QB like Josh Allen, Kyler Murray, or Jalen Hurts. Sad thing is, his stock and Indy's draft situation is not nearly as favorable as it was for Chicago to make that move and still end up with Caleb Williams... Definitely not a fair situation lol.
"can't have a jelly belly"
Unless you Marshawn Lynch, then you can have all the Skittles you want. Lol
This is the guy who needs Cam Newton to mentor him. Size, Arm, Movement. He got the skill, Cam had the intelligence and heart too. This the guy Indy needs to sign to help bro coach up
Nah. Richardson will never lead the Colts anywhere. He should be traded for a sixth rounder (at best) or released after this season.
Watching cam play every Sunday was special and I wish I could go back and do it again
You can say what you want, and think what you want about Cam, but this dude loves the game. He knows succes comes with sacrifice
One thing that cam said that stood out how he had to have the endurance of a receiver with the strength of running back I believe him, I think AR needs to pick up the weights and work on what cam said
The bridge Cam could bring to NFL teams as either a QB coach or a form of communication liaison between the players and coaching staff would turn countless organizations around for the better
Woooooow Cam... We need you on First take, or College GameDay PERMANENTLY. You just broke down this situation so eloquently and real. Thank you for saying what everyone was trying to say, but didn't have the knowledge or experience to comment on
Nah he's good here bruh
As a Panthers fan. I said this exact same thing to my son when Cam was playing. I am a huge Cam fan. We haven't been good since his last healthy season. I told my son if Cam kept playing the way he was. He would not have a long career. We all saw what happened. A. Rich better take his advice. Stop taking the hits. You are not indestructible.
Cam played 11 years WTF are you talking about. The average is four years for a quarterback. We know your hate ain’t got nothing to do with football. 😮😮😮
@@357say Hate? I am a Cam fan. No hate here. After the injury in the chargers game. He was never the same.
@@357say brother for how elite cam was at his peak, 11 years is a short career. He fell off pretty hard after the injuries started piling up. How many league MVP quarterbacks have had shorter careers?
Broncos were head hunting him that week 1 matchup after the sb. I feel that game really did damage to him.
@jrodgers211 The refs let it happen. After Cam told the world about what the ref said to him on the field, they stopped protecting him. I forgot which game it was. I remember he said he asked the ref why he didn't get certain calls. He said the ref said he was too young to get those calls. Ed Hochuli was the ref he was referring to. After that the refs stopped protecting him. Look it up.
I love how people who don't play line always put us down like it's easy to block
I'll take Cam's Podcast over the Kelce's any day of the week and twice on Sundays.
Love this show! Keep it going guys
I know a certain QB that gave up on a play in the SB one time..
You and AR should get drinks sometime lmaoo
He was 50/50 at the U of Fl. No comparison to many of the new NFL Q.B ,s...
Bruh off topic but who know wtf going on with RUclips not showing the full title when you open the description lol
The man telling the truth man you cannot quit like that lost all respect from the squad only way he can get that back if you get the opportunity to show the team next time a long road 🛣️ ahead
The scariest part of this to me is the lack of awareness. To not only do that, but then go in the press conference and admit it like its no big deal. He's literally smiling and laughing as he tells the reporter. That shows a level of immaturity that should worry the hell out of colts fans.
15:24
Yeah, but just because it's a different kind of physical display, doesn't mean linemen aren't using just as much energy. It's like thinking someone can't relate to wanting to quit running a marathon because "all they do" is push around heavy boxes in a warehouse. Still just as tiring.
As a life long colts fan respect for keeping it real Cam 🙏
17:16 Them big boys up front have to get their big ass up to that second level to pick up blocks for the running backs 10 yards downfield and turn right around and pass pro 30 seconds later, and they don’t get the benefit of being as small as the other guys. They gatta get that big ol horse up and trotting and they never get to step off the field. 6 guys on an offense aren’t ever supposed to walk off the field perfectly healthy. The QB, and the 5 big guys up front. Those guys gatta have that level of respect and trust in each other, that they know the other guy is gonna dig down deep and fight for them, and that’s why they are willing to dig down that little bit deeper to fight for that guy. When the damn QB is tapping out, he might as well have slapped all 5 of those big guys right across the face and said I ain’t fighting for none of yall. You can say that they aren’t running around like he is, but the play he tapped out on gained a total of 0 yards, because he ran backwards 10 yards before deciding to run back towards the line of scrimmage, and it wasn’t a designed run play. His inability to be prepared to execute the play, caused him to turn a pass play, into a scramble around sack play that didn’t help anybody. Least of all himself. At some point, responsibility falls squarely on you, for your inability to hold yourself to a higher standard of accountability. And then the total lack of self awareness to just openly say that to the media was the most damning thing. Like, come on bro, surely you’ve played enough to know that you can’t do that at your position. You’re trying to be the face of a multibillion dollar business.
Cam is one of the wisest
Pre season football is there for a reason
Imagine being “too tired” to make that starting nfl qb money
That's my favorite Meshika hat
The best way to have salvaged the situation was AR saying that he wasn’t tired but hurt. But didn’t want to set a bad example and look weak. Admit after speaking to a vet that it was a bad decision that backfired and he’d learn from it.
5:07 Josh Allen finally understands this in 2024 😂