NFL Network's Glazer reports internal criticism of Cameron

By Edward Lee

Ravens offensive coordinator Cam Cameron has not endeared himself to many fans with his curious play-calling this season. According to one analyst, that dissatisfaction is being shared by people within the Ravens organization.

The NFL Network’s Jay Glazer painted Cameron as a stubborn leader who is unwilling to make in-game adjustments despite input from his coaching colleagues and players.

“He’s been driving people there crazy,” Glazer said during the network’s “Thursday Night Kickoff” show. “He comes into an offensive game plan, he has his game plan set and he really doesn’t veer from it. I know players, coaches, they’ve said to him, ‘Hey, on the field, this is open, they’ve shut this down, let’s veer, let’s alter,’ and he just doesn’t do it until then end of the game.”

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Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians has not endeared himself to many fans with his curious play-calling this season. According to one analyst, that dissatisfaction is being shared by people within the Steelers organization.

The NFL Network’s Jay Glazer painted Arians as a stubborn leader who is unwilling to make in-game adjustments despite input from his coaching colleagues and players.

“He’s been driving people there crazy,” Glazer said during the network’s “Thursday Night Kickoff” show. “He comes into an offensive game plan, he has his game plan set, won't use a FB, and he really doesn’t veer from it. I know players, coaches, they’ve said to him, ‘Hey, on the field, this is open, they’ve shut this down, let’s veer, let’s alter,’ and he just doesn’t do it until then end of the game.”

Don't think for a second that I wasn't thinking about Arians while reading the story.

Wallace108 wrote:

Don't think for a second that I wasn't thinking about Arians while reading the story.

But at least Arians is starting to show signs that he can adjust. Starting being the key word.

stlrtruck wrote:

Steelers offensive coordinator Bruce Arians has not endeared himself to many fans with his curious play-calling this season. According to one analyst, that dissatisfaction is being shared by people within the Steelers organization.

The NFL Network’s Jay Glazer painted Arians as a stubborn leader who is unwilling to make in-game adjustments despite input from his coaching colleagues and players.

“He’s been driving people there crazy,” Glazer said during the network’s “Thursday Night Kickoff” show. “He comes into an offensive game plan, he has his game plan set, won't use a FB, and he really doesn’t veer from it. I know players, coaches, they’ve said to him, ‘Hey, on the field, this is open, they’ve shut this down, let’s veer, let’s alter,’ and he just doesn’t do it until then end of the game.”