I've seen them but I think they are highly misleading. You can also pull up Brady tape from last year and highlight how he supposedly missed open receivers. Plus the timing on some of the "open" clips isn't even true in some cases. I don't buy the argument that Cam can't read defenses well. Take away his covid weeks and he's like a 75% completion passer ....
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Completion percentage isn't an all encompassing stat. Volume, yards per attempt, TD's, INT's and turnovers... these things matter as well when tabulating and measuring QB passing.
I'm not going to knock Cam when he's made incremental improvements, but I need to see it continue under optimal passing conditions and against better D's before I believe in a turnaround. Cam has thrown the 30th fewest passes in the NFL this season. If the team is afraid to let him throw and limits his throwing then they can protect his accuracy stats... it doesn't make him good.
He is a career 60% passer who throws almost as many INT's as he does TD's, he also fumbles a lot, he has played in 132 games and has a combined 170 turnovers between INT's and Fumbles.. Also his
"accuracy" is largely created by scheme, rolling him out, using RPO, check downs, creating short manageable throws... all that goes out the window against good defenses and without practice to scheme a game plan he is useless.
Good/great defenses have the personnel to stuff the run and still cover. They don't have to commit to eight in the box, they can use four or five and a spy. They can contain Cam and force him to make throws from the pocket, when asked to be a traditional passer Cam has never been good. It's not our weapons if this is a career long problem. It was a problem when the Broncos did it to him in the Super Bowl in 2015 and when he's had his best collection of weapons.
I expected Cam to be where he is now but sooner in the season, I expected at least Matt Cassel like efficiency with better legs and size to run with... a game manager. He is taking a long time to develop, he what he is. If he continues to improve, perhaps he can be the Ryan Fitzpatrick bridge guy to the draft pick they make next offseason. But to this point he is the biggest reason the offense is ranked 25th in points per drive.