Mr Mojo Risin

Cam and Teddy had the same amount of Touchdowns on the season (20) while Teddy had the far superior talent surrounding him on the offensive side of the ball AND Cam STILL won more games. Jackass.

About time! He will not be missed in the slightest. Congratulations on a tremendous career, however.

I feel like on a Carolina Panthers message board users should be able to DISCUSS current and FORMER Panthers whenever they'd like especially in the boring ass offseason. The only people who find it "weird or creepy" probably have some weird ass fetishes themselves they keep buried deep down so they project it onto other people. Dunno, but that's just my opinion. Cam just resigned with the Pat's and you expect people not to talk about it? What? Its the offseason bud hate to break it to ya but this is the biggest news we've had to talk about other than make believe trade proposals that we've talked about all fuging offseason Whats even weirder are the Proud Boy Panthers fans who hate Cam but obviously can't stop involving themselves from posting about him when there is a thread on the first page. Isnt that weird? Purposely logging in to a forum seeing a thread you supposedly "have no interest in" just to go in there and start running your mouth to people who are trying to have an honest discussion about Cam's future. Thats what's really weird. What's even weirder than that is that the OP took time out of his day to CREATE a thread talking sh*t about said player MOMENTS after news broke about him signing his contract.. You guys must live some really sad and miserable lives to use the logic that you do.

And what exactly do you contribute to this forum little one?

Lmfao if you have to piggy back off of something @mrcompletely11posted you have already lost @ the rest of your post: Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

With a full offseason/preseason with his team this year I guess we will see who's right in the end! He will have no excuses this year with a full training camp and what I imagine a new arsenal of receivers. All I wanted is for him to get a legitimate shot. Last year wasn't exactly that

13 minutes full of good throws from start to finish. No one will argue Cam struggled at times last year. Especially in the two games post covid which is where the bulk of your "low lights" come from. The Denver and SF games. Again, is his arm AS STRONG as it was in 2015? No. Does it need to be that strong for Cam to be successful? No. Can Cam still win games for the NE Pats with his arm? Yes.

I've been reading all of these wonderful opinions and beliefs from these arm chair GMs only to watch them cower back to the shadows after having nothing but stats, evidence and logic hit them in the face. Good times.

Just about sums up his time in office. Man you are on a roll today keep those beliefs coming

Free to believe whatever you want. That does not make it factual

That was a completely different era of football back then. Tom Brady averaged 3500 yards and 25 TDs with a 62% completion in those seasons. Not exactly far off from what Cam just did in 2020 with worse, yes worse weapons than a 2003-2006 era football team which wasn't quite yet the pass happy league it is now. And of course let's not forget the legendary defense the Pats had those years as well.

That is also an excellent point. And I agree Cam was not good at times but the situation he was in was far from ideal. I was hoping Bill would be smart enough to give Cam another opportunity with a full offseason with his teammates/coaches/playbook. Pats also have $50+ million and a slew of draft picks including #15 overall to beef up their skill positions and front 7. There won't be any excuses left if he misses the playoffs or has a lousy year but I don't see how anyone who understands football can use last year to determine if Cam is still a good player or not with the circumstances he was in.

Just wait until they start winning games. They are a bunch of fair weather fans just like most on this board

And again those stats and information you're throwing out still doesn't prove Cam's arm is done. You know there are other factors at play (PERSONNEL) being one of the main catalysts in your theory. The other is Cam's time with the playbook. Julian Edleman was Tom Brady's #1 WR that year. Had a 1,000 yard season. Where was Julian Edleman for 75% of Cam's season last year? On the sideline (except for that one game where you know, Julian had his best game of his entire career with Cam at QB). Tom Brady also left town and jump shipped to go play in a stacked offense. Funny how you left that bit of information out. He didn't want to throw to the likes of N'keal Harry and Damiere Byrd and I don't blame him

OP is a dips*** and shouldn't have been the one that made the thread. He has been a Cam hater since he spawned on this message board

If Cam didn't have arm strength he would have thrown more than 10 INTs in 15 games (He threw 50% of his INTS in weeks 5 and 6 after he returned from Covid then only threw 3 INTS the rest of the year). And he wouldn't have completed 66% of his passes on the year either. Again, after weeks 5 and 6 Cam only threw 3 INTs the rest of the season. If he had a weak arm he would have undoubtedly had way more turnovers. Even in the last game of the year when his arm should have been at it's weakest point of the season (remember Pats had a very early Bye Week) he had an 8.1 Y/A 250 yards passing and 3 passing TDs. It was against the Jets sure but if his arm was SHOT there's no way in hell he puts up those numbers. And there's no way in hell he only throws 3 INTS from week 6 to 16. I again reference Jake Delhomme. 2009. His arm was DONE. He was a turnover machine and couldn't complete a pass down the field. That was NOT Cam Newton in 2020. I'm not sure what you were watching because you said you watched the games I'm starting to believe that you didn't and only looked at the NFL.com highlights they release after every game.

Like I said they have a perfect example they can look up at anytime to see what a shot arm looks like. Jake Delhomme 2009 season. I know Jake had issues with a different part of his arm but if you can't throw football you can't throw a football. There were definitely some rough spots but last year was 100% not an indicator he can't throw the ball. These people need to purchase the all-22 and educate themselves on that front

That happens when you argue with people that have lower IQs than that of a snail. I'll sit here and help you spell, look up definitions, and whatever else will help you so I don't have to read posts that sound like you're drooling all over the keyboard when you type.

Dictionary cuck /kək/ Learn to pronounce noun noun: cuck; plural noun: cucks 1. derogatory•informal a weak or servile man (often not always used as a contemptuous term for a man with moderate or progressive political views). Dictionary cuck /kək/ Learn to pronounce noun noun: cuck; plural noun: cucks 1. derogatory•informal a weak or servile man (often not always used as a contemptuous term for a man with moderate or progressive political views). essentially I called you a weak b*tch. Is that enough of an explanation for you or do I need to dumb it down further for you cucks?

The know-it-alls have been wrong about many things especially when it pertains to Cam.

66% completion rating. I know this "throwing at peoples feet meme" has really gained traction amongst the casuals and it just isn't true nor is it an accurate assessment of Cam's season last year. Did he throw some bad balls? Of course he did. ALL Qbs do. Cam threw 50% of his INTs in the 2 games post-covid. Other than that he had 5 INTs in 13 games. Pretty damn good. He also only threw the ball a measly 368 times which is why his overall numbers were so low. I watched Mahomes skip passes Brady skipped passes they all have their share of bad throws. It happens. Cam had more balls TIPPED at the LoS than he did throwing at WRs feet/in the dirt. His arm is fine. It might not be what it was but it's definitely not broken. Want to see what a QB looks like when his arm finally goes out on him? Jake Delhomme playoffs vs Cardinals and then the ensuing 2009 season. Look at that then look at Cam's 2020 season. It is NOT anywhere CLOSE to being the same.

Why even make the thread if you're going to be a salty cuck? Cam was the best Qb this franchise has ever had. You should be happy for him he's getting an opportunity to play and continue his NFL career. You must live a very sad life off of these forums if this is what you do for your daily enjoyment. Cuck.

That literally makes no sense. The data doesn't even point to that being a direct correlation either. I'm also guessing you didn't watch very many Pats games if any at all and you're getting literally all of your information and basing your assumptions from a statistics page. Nothing of what you said relates to his "arm being dead" which is purely speculation. Cam didn't have much time at all to learn the Pat's system and he was also out of football for an entire year before that. He also wasn't the most accurate QB "wen his shulder wuz gud" AND again look at who he is throwing the ball too. Also got Covid after week 3. Throw all that together and hit blend and yea...you're going to have some rough spots. But it wasn't as bad as it could have been. He still had almost a 66% completion rate while only throwing the ball a ridiculously low 368 times in 15 games (you can blame it on the shoulder all you want ill go out on a limb and say it was more so for the reasons I explained above) but you go ahead and make your assumptions looking at your stat sheets. Cam still put up just as much production as the Panthers 2020 prized FA Qb acquisition and won more games with less talent around him on offense. So yea thats that

I mean he threw the ball less than 20 times in each of those games so....yea his completions are naturally going to be lower in those games thats kind of how that works. The games in which he threw over 20 times he generally had pretty good success. Its all in the numbers right in front of you. Just have to know what you're looking at

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