I'm Defending Cam....
#31
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:23 PM
ofcourse newton is the qb and will take all the blame
#32
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:24 PM
it's far too early to give up on him.
The pick six was his fault but he feels like he has to do everyting.
#33
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:25 PM
chud has gone complete bonkers. yes, our D blows. yes, rivera is questionable at best. but, C'MON MAN! develop your qb. he's in his SECOND fuging year for fuging christ's sake.
Our D doesn't blow.....another solid day considering the opponent.
Until the end.....they held the Denver O to 13 pts and they got a late TD to make it 20. D is playing very well.
Chud just sucks. Lazy. Imploding the O.....asking too much of Cam and the OL. He should be taking pressure of both and helping the, succeed
#34
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:25 PM
I know that's a constant regurgitated talking point this afternoon but cam did make some bad decisions today all on his own.
Well since Phill Simms was saying the same thing and then showed replays as proof. I'll go with that assessment.
#35
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:26 PM
But you know what? Peyton Manning turned the ball over, too. QBs make mistakes.
What you can't do is look at that play, or pick out a specific sack you think was on Cam, and use it to say Cam sucks as a whole. Because then you're discounting the 20 other plays where the offensive line let Miller through completely unblocked. He met Williams and Stewart in the backfield several times each, and he was in Cam's face the entire game.
Our line was unable to block them, and our coaches were either unable, or unwilling to adjust.
Cam succeeded today when he had good protection. He marched the team down the field efficiently for scores on both drives that his line blocked for him. Whether that was because the Broncos didn't send the house, or the blocking scheme worked better, I don't know; but I do know that Cam had a clean pocket on both TD drives.
I don't think anyone quit on anyone. If they did, they need to be cut immediately. I think we're just kidding ourselves that our undrafted RT, patchwork journeymen RG, back-up C, rookie LG, and declining LT are a capable unit.
#36
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:26 PM
Thats just it. You cannot play like you have 5 seconds to pass when you dont. You have to be decisive. Cam is still learning that part of the game. I hope he gets it.So why did they quit on him.
Manning used far less time to throw per play than Cam had.
We need to figure out passing plays that don't require 3-4 seconds per play.
#37
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
#38
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
I am defending Cam Newton. Here's why :
No run game
No oLine
Read option scheme
Lack of WR depth
Horrible staff that makes no adjustment
(Chud, Chico)
All the pressure is on him which is not fair in my opinion
Is he perfect? Not at all. Does he have flaws? Yes
But this guy gives us a chance every game with his arm and his legs. Today against Denver he had well over 200 yds and 2 TDs. People are acting like he's thrown 4 INTs today. Trade him?? Hell no. There are way bigger problems in this organization than Cam
Anyone with any football IQ will know that no QB can be successful with no run game no oline and when all of your targets are blanketed
Cam is my guy. Forward with him
Fwiw, I don't think we should trade him, and I do think that if we give him time, he can become a good quarterback. Its way to early in his career for to be saying that he is not very good.
And no doubt about it, our offense has problems across the board. The running backs and tight ends are good, but in every other aspect, the offense is not good. We need a big play receiver and better blocking.
But Cam did not play well and did not give us a chance to win today. He also didn't give us a chance to win in several other games this season. He needs to make quicker and better decisions. He holds on to the ball to long in many situations. And he doesn't move around in the pocket very well (when there is one to move around in). The Pick six against Chicago was not his fault, but the one today was. Ball shouldn't have been thrown.
#39
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
#40
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:28 PM
His confidence is gone, mechanics gone to poo.
Bad habits have a tendency to return - and be reinforced - when a quarterback is playing behind an awful O-Line.
That's one of the reasons I'm not a big fan of starting rookie QBs. Sadly, it's applying to a second year QB this time.
#41
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:29 PM
Thats just it. You cannot play like you have 5 seconds to pass when you dont. You have to be decisive. Cam is still learning that part of the game. I hope he gets it.
If nobody is open what is he going to do ?
#42
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:30 PM
If nobody is open what is he going to do ?
Exactly. Steve Smith was completely erased today by Champ Bailey. All of our WRs were.
#43
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:31 PM
If nobody is open what is he going to do ?
Throw it away.
#44
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:32 PM
Well since Phill Simms was saying the same thing and then showed replays as proof. I'll go with that assessment.
Your taking a couple of soundbites and trying to act like that was the norm. Phil Simms also said cam was getting good time in the 2nd quarter. He also said at one point on a 3 second drop the cam should get rid of the ball.
No Cam did not single handily cost the game but stop acting like it was not poor Cam's fault.
#45
Posted 11 November 2012 - 04:34 PM
Throw it away.
20 times a game? still doesn't solve the problem of us not having an offense.
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