Football Grump

Oh, Bobby vanished, and that's all right.

I think the most impressive thing is the firing of Cam Cameron in 2012 because I think people forget that Joe Flacco played out of his ass in that postseason.

You really look at the numbers.

Six of the last nine games with...

Cam Cameron Joe Flacco was throwing for under 200 yards per game and then as the moment they move on from him that doesn't happen another time from that moment on I mean other than the not really playing the last game of the season

every single game, over 200 yards per game.

And he was lightning and clutch.

And Joe Flacco, I think another thing people forget is that Joe Flacco is an FCS quarterback out of Delaware.

You know what I mean?

Like, he's a true pocket passer with very limited mobility.

A little bit more when he was younger.

But yeah, I mean, a lot of work to be done there.

Armed talent, sure.

Competitor deep down, willing to learn.

That's enough for John Horbaugh to get the right guy in there and get all of that out of him and go ahead and win his Super Bowl.

Now, I mean, I guess the flip side is it is only one Super Bowl in like two decades, right?

I mean, I don't want to throw cold water on anything or anything like that, but it's, you know.

It's not Bill Belichick's run of stuff, but this is by far and away the best guy who has a long string of success.

And by the way, a hard division.

You look at Mike McCarthy and what he did in the NFC North where Detroit perpetually was bad team.