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what if we would have drafted andy dalton instead of cam?

igor

By igor,
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I should be banned because I dont belive in rivera and cam? I been a die hard panthers fan my whole life and im a season ticket holder, we are all entitled to our own opinion and it should be respected.

I dont see anyone calling for jones and joe persons heads for saying we are going to lose? You know why because they can make there own opinion

You're creating bait threads to rile people up. It's painfully obvious. Now these threads may also coincide with your views but everyone can see what you're doing. Also there was never a debate over Cam/Dalton in 2011 so you're also citing false information. Think before you create threads.
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This is half retarded.

 

First off, we would have taken Dareus or PP.

 

Secondly, and most important, we didn't have a 2nd rounder as we had previously traded it to NE for a shot at the ever awful Armanti Edwards.

 

 

Please stop making threads.

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It was debate for the first overall pic in 2011 cam or dalton. How diffrent would our team have been if dalton was our qb? I feel dalton is a similar qb to jake delhomme and could of worked wonders with smitty in 2011 to 13 . Did we make the righr. Choice ?

Do you belive cam is still our franchise qb?

As has been mentioned, the debate was between Cam & Gabbert. I think the main difference would be a far weaker offense. Yes we made the right choice. I am convinced Cam is our franchise QB.

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