Camryn Bynum
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Sep 16, 2026
Lynnell WillinghamHOST
Sauce Gardner was terrible in this football game.
Lynnell WillinghamHOST
Cam Bynum was terrible in this football game.
Lynnell WillinghamHOST
I mean, it was really difficult to watch, man, because they've got Travaris Ward.
Lynnell WillinghamHOST
They've got some household names in that secondary.
Jason SmithGUEST
sardarius ward is is no joke either he's a very good corner so They built their defense back to front, basically.
Jason SmithGUEST
You got Cam Bynum, another nice player.
Jason SmithGUEST
And Lou's like, look, how am I going to generate rush, like you're saying? I don't have stud pass rush.
Jason SmithGUEST
My studs are corners.
Ricky RoderickHOST
Maybe not for Jonathan Taylor.
Ricky RoderickHOST
All right, at safety, AJ Halsey 99%, Cam Bynum 100%.
Ricky RoderickHOST
Both of them finished with seven tackles, though Bynums were all solo and Bynum, excuse me, and Halsey four solo, three assisted.
Ricky RoderickHOST
Halsey played 49% deep, which was much more than Nick Cross last year.
Ricky RoderickHOST
We talked about the concern with Cam Bynum having to wear the green dot.
Ricky RoderickHOST
He typically played a lot more deep last year.
Ricky RoderickHOST
He only played 52% deep in this game because probably they had to line him that way for him to call the plays and the signals with the green dot.
Derek SchultzHOST
I'm not sure it would have mattered, but I thought for sure that they should have gone for it.
Derek SchultzHOST
But, Jake, Lou Anarumo – we're doing this right now, the live stream on Tuesday night, right? Lou Anarumo said – I think it was today, right, that they weren't even lined up correctly because Cam Bynum was the green dot, which is the new thing, right? Green dot, green dot, green dot.
Derek SchultzHOST
He's the communication guy.
Derek SchultzHOST
So he's 15 yards away from the play, and the other players can't hear him.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
... you're in trouble.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
But from a player perspective, how do you make plays? How do you get Sauce Gardner involved? How do you get Mooney, uh, Charvarius Ward? How do you get Cam Bynum going? Because they have some really good players on that defense, and I know they're gonna make some plays, but how do you get them to do it and then actually put you in a position where you're up by a touchdown over Kansas City instead of behind by two? Those are the things that I, I look at and I say, "Yeah, they can play from behind," but now you have to actually do it and show it wasn't just something that you saw in training camp.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
'Cause this team looked really good in training camp.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
I'm not gonna lie.
Zach HicksHOST
I know some beat reporters were making.
Zach HicksHOST
I don't want to say like a fuss about it, but they were really talking about like the Cameron Bynum communication and a green dot aspect of that.
Zach HicksHOST
When I kind of went through the quotes, it didn't seem like that was something that Lou was singling out.
Zach HicksHOST
It was more so like what a question was being asked, but how did you kind of take that comment from Anna Rumo?
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So
Zach HicksHOST
that's more of the issue, I think, in my opinion.
Zach HicksHOST
But we'll see if the communication issues persist going forward, because if they do, then you probably do have to look harder at the Cameron Bynum green dot aspect.
Zach HicksHOST
And you've got to get one of these linebackers ready.
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the celebration itself.
speaker_13UNKNOWN
Yep, the league's official kickoff campaign this season has one of the NFL's most viral on-field celebrators, Cameron Bynum, coaching others on the art of the shimmy, the shake, the worm, and more.
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So after all these years,
Jack ArmstrongHOST
we've been saying for years, let them do their dances.
Joe GettyHOST
The NFL's big return from being known as the no-fun league for banning some of the best celebrations to now celebrating the celebration itself.
Joe GettyHOST
Yep, the league's official kickoff campaign this season has one of the NFL's most viral on-field celebrators, Cameron Bynum, coaching others on the art of the shimmy, the shake, the worm, and more.
Jack ArmstrongHOST
So after all these years, we've been saying for years, "Let them do their dances." The no-fun league, the NFL.
Jack ArmstrongHOST
What?
Scott RymanHOST
Let's reserve judgment until a few weeks from now.
Scott RymanHOST
Now, asked about the communication on defense pre-snap, Steichen admitted that there were issues, and that being the green dot guy is a new role for Cam Bynum, but he didn't give any indication that a change was going to come there.
Scott RymanHOST
He did say that these are things they have to work on in practice this week, and he's confident that they'll get better with the defensive communication.
Scott RymanHOST
Steichen was then asked how you move forward from here without crushing the player's spirits while also making it clear how unacceptable the play was.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
If you start schedule-watching like we do... you're in trouble.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
But from a player perspective, how do you make plays? How do you get Saltzgarden involved? How do you get Mooney, Charverius Ward? How do you get Cam Bynum going? Because they have some really good players on that defense, and I know they're going to make some plays.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
But how do you get them to do it and then actually put you in a position where you're up by a touchdown over Kansas City instead of behind by two? Those are the things that I look at and I say, yeah, they can play from behind, but now you have to actually do it and show it wasn't just something that you saw in training camp.
Charles ArbuckleGUEST
Because this team looked really good in training camp.
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