"Bambi, Bambi! Cam Newton said in an interview that you're just a role player, an opportunist in the right place at the right time, and anyone can do your job, or even better; Then, Steve McNair also won the regular season MVP in the past, and your results and glory are nothing at all. ”

The reporters presented Cam's words in front of Lu Ke in the most concise and direct way.

It's a bit exciting!

It is rare that reporters do not need to fan the flames or take quotes out of context, they only need to paraphrase the original words simply and plainly, and the effect can be achieved, just like a repeater. While this makes journalists useless, ...... It's a great show that no one wants to miss it.

Lu Ke could clearly see the excitement and excitement of the people eating melons in front of him, the unbearable restlessness came directly to his face, and he himself felt a sense of joy, and then he showed a smile, "So what? ”

Hey? What is the response? What kind of routine is this? What is the answer?

Sensing the question marks on the reporters' heads, Lu Ke also explained kindly, "I mean, it's really nothing, and I never thought that these awards could make me superior." Every win – I know it's a cliché – but the truth is, it's a team effort, and it's up to me to accept the accolade, but I have to thank every one of my team-mates. So, I don't think I've reached another level. ”

Why does it feel ...... Weird?

Lu Ke's words obviously didn't mention Cam, but looking at his expression, his eyes, and his words, it always made people feel that he was insinuating and complaining about Cam:

Even the regular season MVP still maintains humility, so what qualifications does Cam have to judge Lu Ke's achievements and demerits? Whether Lu Ke is a role player or not, it doesn't seem to be Cam's turn to point fingers, does it?

Wait, is this Lu Ke's true insinuation, or is the reporter's divergent thinking ability too developed and made up by his own brain?

"But...... But he thinks you're a role player and you don't have a lot of individual qualities at all. The reporter was unwilling to continue to ask.

Lu Ke chuckled, "Why do I always feel that your words seem to be discriminating against role players?" Hopefully this is my personal delusion, because in my opinion, role players are also an integral part of the team, and without that one role, the team is not complete, is it? ”

Cam's words were obviously questioning Lu Ke's personal ability, but Lu Ke counterattacked in the name of the collective, isn't this the bull's head wrong to the horse's mouth?

But if you think about it carefully, using Lu Ke's words to interpret Cam's point of view, things are not quite right:

Cam's constant emphasis on individual ability and heroism suggests that he is responsible for the team's wins? Moreover, Cam also discriminates against those role players, believing that role players are insignificant, and that the team can still function without them? Further, in rugby, is the individual greater than the collective? What about the rest of the Carolina Panthers......

Stop, stop, stop.

Now I can't go any further. The more I thought about it, the more I felt that Lu Ke was talking about it, and he was digging traps inside and outside the words, wrapping Cam in little by little, and then ...... There's no way around it anymore.

Regardless of whether Lu Ke's words could cause Cam's violent reaction, no one could be sure, after the other fifty-two players of the Carolina Panthers heard it, none of them would think nonsense. Who can say clearly the hearts of the people in the locker room?

"Don't you think it's offensive that Cam also uses Steve McNair as a metaphor for you?" The reporter still didn't give up.

Lu Ke was still not flustered, but laughed more and more happily, "No, of course not." I think it makes me more nervous when you compare me to Joe Montana and Payton Manning, because it means I need to work harder to get up to their level. ”

"I mean, Steve McNair is a very good player, but we're all trying to get better." Lu Ke then added, blocking all the other subsequent provocative words of the reporters, and then ...... Then things get boring.

Yes, boring!

In the face of Cam's attack, Lu Ke didn't burst into a rage? Didn't even scold? Didn't you lose control of your emotions? So how can this scene continue to be sung? Shouldn't Lu Ke launch a frontal counterattack with a red face and red ears and splashing foam, angrily scolding "I'm going to blow up your /dog/head" and something like that, this is logical!

Why did it turn out to be an old man's tai chi?

Bad review!

Although Lu Ke's words are full of countless interpretation possibilities, after being released, it is bound to cause a debate among fans and players again; But at the end of the day, it's disappointing that there's a lack of spark.

All the reporters present looked at Lu Ke with a "chilling" expression: I didn't expect you to be such a Bambi!

But there were still reporters who were not reconciled, and finally added another question, "Bambi, so what kind of quarterback do you think Cam Newton is?" For this match, are you confident of winning the game? ”

This is simply one of the top 10 boring questions in the world, and it is simply a standard question template on top of the beauty pageant, without any new ideas and creativity, and mentioning it is equivalent to not mentioning it.

Just when all the reporters had given up struggling, Lu Ke brought an unexpected surprise, "Actually, I don't know. I'm a quarterback, not a running back, you know, in a different position, and I can't make a relatively accurate and objective assessment. But when it comes to the game, I'm going to do everything I can to win, that's still my only goal and that for the team. ”

Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

Did they just miss a key part: the running back? Running back! Running back! Cam Newton is a running back?

Critical Blow!

Cam is known to have a pass completion rate of less than 60 percent, which is a fatal shortcoming, and even when he made a rookie record of 4,000 yards in his rookie season, he had a pass completion rate of just 60.0 percent — a stature that was below the threshold for the 2012 season and this year. The record number of passing yards was due to the very, very high number of pass attempts, and the continued success of the wide receiver and near end after receiving the ball.

Compared to Cam's passing ability, his superhuman physicality is more used in ground advancement.

You can look at a set of data for comparison.

In the 2011 season, he made 21 touchdowns and 17 interceptions; 14 touchdowns were recorded, with a running yardage of 706 yards and a running average of 5.6 yards.

In the 2012 season, he scored 19 touchdowns and intercepted 12; 9 touchdowns were made, with a running yardage of 741 yards and a running average of 5.8 yards.

In addition, the team's number one running back, DeAngelo-Williams.

In the 2011 season, he scored seven touchdowns and averaged 836 yards and 5.4 yards.

In the 2012 season, he made five touchdowns and averaged 737 yards and 4.3 yards.

After the horizontal comparison, it is clear at a glance, except for the total yardage of running in 2011, Cam's running data is ahead of the team's number one running back De Angelo, from running yards to running touchdowns to running averages, the contrast is really too obvious; At the same time, Cam's running stats are far better than his passing stats, and at least in terms of efficiency and success rate, ground advancement is Cam's strong point.

If that's all it takes, it's just a testament to Cam's physical talent — he's a running quarterback, and that's his strength, winning games with his strengths, there's nothing to blame; But there is another set of stats that are intriguing: in the 2011 season, De'Angelo made 155 running attempts, compared to Cam's 126; In the 2012 season, De'Angelo had 173 and Cam had 127.

Rugby is a sport with a very distinct division of labor, and the work of guards and tackles on the offensive front line is very different, and the interior and outside linebacks are also different, and naturally, the running back and quarterback are completely different jobs.

The so-called running attempt, this is the main function of the running back, even if the running back is popular in the league now, but the main data and ability of the running back is still reflected in the running attempt, and the team's offensive tactical system is also based on the two data of "running attempt" and "passing attempt", in order to maintain the balance of passing and running.

To put it simply, running attempts are the job of a running back.

But now, in terms of the number of run attempts, the comparison between De Angelo and Cam is very intriguing, who is the quarterback and who is the running back?

So, back to what Lu Ke just said, Cam is a running back, just like De'Angelo.

This is the most ferocious and brutal complaint!

Lu Ke directly dismissed Cam's efforts at the quarterback position, and simply treated him as a running back - and the facts also supported Luke's view: Cam's style of play is completely a running back, probably a running back with occasional cameo passes, like Marcus Lynch. Add to that Cam's poor passing performance, and the words all the more meaningful.

To put it mildly, Lu Ke launched the most powerful attack!

All the previous complaints and dissatisfaction have now disappeared, and only Lu Ke's words are enough to knock Cam directly into hell!

Sure enough, Bloody Bambi is still the most murderous one! Hit the nail on the head! A sword seals the throat! A single knife kills!

"Fuck off! Get the fuck out of here! ”

One second he was smiling, and the next second he was like the bottom of a pot, Cam's bloodshot eyes were suddenly clouded, bursting out with a terrifying light, as if he was about to devour the reporter in front of him who said "running back" directly, and his tense muscles and clenched fists were already on the verge of exploding.

Damn, damn it, damn it!

Cam was completely engulfed in anger in an instant, and the only thought in his mind was to pinch that damn guy to death!

But how could the reporters let Cam go so easily?