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The "made it a long day for Cam Newton" hurt.

4 hours ago, Cpt slay a ho said:

Gotta stop feeding trolls,half these poster claim they can’t make criticism of cam because of his “fans” but there criticism revolves around the most idiotic football takes that would make Stephen A look silly, what he wears, how he celebrates has nothing to do with on the field production.

literally had the worst performance in team history by the o line and posters are mad cam couldn’t carry the team to victory. The fact these threads showed up immediately after his first bad game is telling in itself 

But it was only his second start?

If you would have put Zach Wilson in as our QB after halftime I doubt he would have finished with a passer rating of 5.8. 

2 hours ago, Ginger Soul said:

It would be nice to get 1 qb in the history of this franchise that doesn't turn into a dumpster fire after a few seasons.

People have been saying for years that Cam cant throw. But his rookie season I don't think anybody would have said he couldn't throw. It would have been nice to see how his career would have played out if he had been drafted by Andy Reid.

1 minute ago, Carl Spackler said:

Aged like milk

That had to be a joke.

I would give him at least one more with an improved oline and new offensive coordinator. But he will probably keep Brady and draft a safety. 

I'd rather resign Gilmore for 3 years than Donte. 

19 hours ago, micnificent28 said:

I think it's a bad take. I don't see really any decline in his running ability. He scored how many rushing touchdowns with new England last year and already 2-3 here. He legs look as good as ever to me. If you want to say that injury sapped his arm thats fair. But legs seem fine.

You are in straight denial. You know he isn't the same runner he was in 2011, 2015 or even 2018. If you give him some space then yeah he can get going once he builds up some steam. 

6 hours ago, Ornias said:

That's a permanent 8-8 or 8-9 guaranteed every year. He will never be better than that, but is better than what we got so far. 

PS, I don't wont Fisher. 

That post was joking. 

Just now, rayzor said:

Hire a guy who knows the pro game.

Jeff Fisher might be available. 

Might as well keep watching. St Louis would love to have the Panthers.

4 minutes ago, tiger7_88 said:

Cam Haterz have some of the best straw-man skillz, year after year, that I’ve ever seen.

Truly impressive.

 

Saying that it might not be a good idea to give him a lot of design runs because he has lost a lot of athleticism isn't hating. 

17 hours ago, Chiefzack said:

My question is why is it nobody designs runs for this guy? Give me some triple option with Chubba, CMC, and Cam.

This offense is so uncreative 

Cam looks like he has arthritis when he tries to leave the pocket and run. 

2 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

I seriously don't think it would have made much of a difference who was the QB this season.  The play calling is questionable at best.  The OC seems to be out of his depth and unable to learn from his mistakes.  The O line is in shambles most weeks and receivers aren't where they're supposed to be and when they are, they're dropping catchable passes.

It was gonna be a bad season regardless but Teddy would have squeezed out the most wins. Fields or Jones would have been nice to have for the long haul.

3 minutes ago, PantherNation123 said:

Crazy how many people come out of the woodwork to blame Cam when there were so many problems with today’s game (even with coaching aside, which is probably the biggest issue).   Didn’t hear this same bigotry past two weeks when Cam looked like the best QB we’ve had since he left…. In addition to purging the coaching staff, posters on this site need to be purged

You cant have a passer rating of 5 and not have some of the blame being directed at you. The situation isn't perfect, but no QB's is. 

4 minutes ago, NanuqoftheNorth said:

I wonder whose decision it was to get rid of Teddy?

Have we decided not to hold people accountable for their decisions?

Giving up a second round pick for the worst starting QB in the league the prior 3 seasons was pretty dumb yeah. I don't blame him for wanting for wanting to move on from Teddy though. Justin Fields or Mac Jones would have been my choice.

I think Teddy in year 2 of the system could have gotten this team to at least 7 or 8 wins. That would have technically been considered improvement. 

2 minutes ago, Knaakedup said:

Not a chance in hell that Darnold is on this team next year or takes another snap in a panthers uniform. 

He's guaranteed 18M next season and seems like a good guy in the locker room. He's a terrible starter but I don't see what would be wrong with having him as a back up. Especially when he is getting that money either way.

3 minutes ago, Hayden Panettiere said:

agreed chargers hit started his problems but he had adjusted his game and was doing well as a game manger until that Watt hit finished him off .

Their was reports of his shoulder weakening before that game. He was limited in practice. When we were 6-2 he wasn't completing a lot of deep throws. He was taken out whenever the team would attempt a hail mary.

His shoulder wasn't gonna last that whole season even if he didn't take the hit from Watt. 

He could still be the starter to open up next season if Cam doesn't finish up strong this year. Or if we draft a rookie QB and they get hurt then Darnold will most likely be next man up. 

4 minutes ago, Hayden Panettiere said:

I'm not blind anyone can see Cam is done he has been done sine the Watt hit in 2018

People always bring up this hit but I don't think it was a big deal. The Chargers game in 2016 is when he seemingly permanently injured his shoulder. Their was talk before that Watt hit that his shoulder was weakening that season. He wasn't doing much in practice. 

As a Cam fan I feel bad that a freak injury right after his MVP season altered his career the way it has. If Patrick Mahomes or Justin Herbert suffered the same injury they wouldn't still be the same players. 

Personally I would keep Matt Rhule and just let Joe Brady go. 

The first Panthers game I watched was SB38, when I was five years old. I've watched every season since.

Cam is my favorite player ever. His first five seasons were incredible. But he is clearly not that player anymore. Even when he had time to throw and the WR was open he would miss them. The second interception was worse than any I have ever saw from him. 

This team is devoid of enough talent to compete with the top teams. I think the college coaching staff is lost. We've lost 2022 draft picks. I would say to blow everything up, but this team has been bad for so long I think a lot of fans are starting not to care anymore.

The bye couldn't have come at a more perfect time. I needed a break from watching the Panthers hoping for some miracle turn around. 

I just hope we can retain everybody on defense while we get ten new faces for our oline this offseason. Run it back next year. Maybe Sam Darnold in year 2 of the system and a vastly improved oline would make us contender status. Tom Brady may retire too.

Just now, ENCPantherfan2 said:

How could you? We literally got Dan Quinn fired because of that game.

2020 was such a bad year, maybe that is why my mind didn't want to remember.