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Cam is shell shocked.


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My worry when it was said that Byron Bell would be the starting left tackle going into the season was that Cam would become shell shocked. I convinced myself that Cam was too far along in his career to get that way. Low and behold, he's shell shocked.

What is shell shock for a QB? Well, watch David Carr play. When he played with Houston, he had no time to throw. Every play, there was a defender breathing down his neck. eventually, he seen ghosts of players who weren't there.

Cam is there now. His footwork is suffering because of the constant pressure, his confidence is suffering because his offensive line is so bad. He's rattled. If we're not careful, it could have long lasting implications.

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it's a disgrace watching this happen, Cam has so much talent and we're so lucky to have a QB like him, O-line shouldv'e been addressed before anything. I would rather have mcnutt and king out there running routes if it meant we could've had one more decent lineman

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A player like Cam will last longer than "staff". Stop ur bullshyte

riiiiiggght......

 the reality is Getts knows what "HE" wants and its clearly not what he has allowed RR to display. 

Cam must test the market if he is demanding paper as some are saying. BTW, last time I checked, he liked winning. sadly he changed his on camera image and is clearly biting his tongue so only a fool would think he's all good with what is going on here. btw the smitty situation was NOT a good look in terms of considering this team long term under Getts/RR. Brace yourself. 

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it's a disgrace watching this happen, Cam has so much talent and we're so lucky to have a QB like him, O-line shouldv'e been addressed before anything. I would rather have mcnutt and king out there running routes if it meant we could've had one more decent lineman

oline was as solid if not better when it mattered tonight vs recent weeks. offensive play calling is the issue. oh boy has no clue what a 3-4 is. its like he does what he didn't do last week every week. smh...and that kills us early every game. we are playing for close games not to go for their throat and wrap it up. we will not serve up a meaningful blowout this season at this rate. 

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oline was as solid if not better when it mattered tonight vs recent weeks. offensive play calling is the issue. oh boy has no clue what a 3-4 is. its like he does what he didn't do last week every week. smh...and that kills us early every game. we are playing for close games not to go for their throat and wrap it up. we will not serve up a meaningful blowout this season at this rate.

Our offence as a whole is fugged this year. I think as Zod pointed out when he was promoted Shula has taken every offence he has been given and drove it into the ground.

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If I was Cam my ribs would all the sudden be hurting to bad to play and I may have to save myself until I get a better OC/OL.

 

But yea no fugin way would I stay here if that was me...poo the Panthers are my favorite team but no way would I want to play for them lol GTFO of here with that...I'd be off to a place that's ran by competent people who want to win as bad as I do.

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My worry when it was said that Byron Bell would be the starting left tackle going into the season was that Cam would become shell shocked. I convinced myself that Cam was too far along in his career to get that way. Low and behold, he's shell shocked.

What is shell shock for a QB? Well, watch David Carr play. When he played with Houston, he had no time to throw. Every play, there was a defender breathing down his neck. eventually, he seen ghosts of players who weren't there.

Cam is there now. His footwork is suffering because of the constant pressure, his confidence is suffering because his offensive line is so bad. He's rattled. If we're not careful, it could have long lasting implications.

 

No doubt the Panthers are treating Cam newton the same way David Carr was treated by the texans.

 

Only hope is, and I'm sure of it.

Cam Newton is twice the man carr ever was.

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If I was Cam my ribs would all the sudden be hurting to bad to play and I may have to save myself until I get a better OC/OL.

 

But yea no fugin way would I stay here if that was me...poo the Panthers are my favorite team but no way would I want to play for them lol GTFO of here with that...I'd be off to a place that's ran by competent people who want to win as bad as I do.

 

Cam will never sign a 2nd contract with the Panthers unless management pulls their heads out of their assholes.

If they don't there will be contentious Franchise Tags and more failure along the line of Julius Peppers and Hardy.

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