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shula reveals how much freedom newton has to audible...

nosuchthingasapanther

By nosuchthingasapanther,
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If Cam is our franchise QB, he needs to be allowed to audible more than 30% of the time. A Franchise QB should be trusted in all situations, if he can't then he's not the future for our team at the QB position. The problem is either Shula or Cam...I think the answer is flat out obvious.

Issue is we have a ball control OC......yet don't have a run grading OL. We don't even have a somewhat decent OL at anything.

Best part of our O is our dynamic QB.....yet he is asked to run an offense that is setup to fail bc we don't have the talent around him for it to function. When the system around him fails bc in this O the ground attack is suppose to drive the O......Cam takes the heat.

More the season goes on......the more Jerry/Dave deserve the blame. Ron is what he is....so is Shula. They never had a shot.

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Still trying to make it all about Cam Newton, I see.

The Panthers suck SO BAD that Cam has to play nearly mistake free for the Panthers to have any chance of winning.

In his first three years Luck has averaged around the same amount of interceptions as Cam, but Cam's team is the one that almost always loses when he just throws ONE.

The margin of error in a Shula offense is zero.

In Manning's first four seasons he threw 81 interceptions compared to Cam's 53 so far. Cam has 11 so far this season, the same as Luck. Cam only has 13 TDs, but he might have 20 if not for all all the passes that his receivers drop.

Cam hasn't been the same since Cotchery dropped that game winning TD pass in Cincinnati, which showed that even when he plays nearly perfect, they still might not win this season.

 

I've been looking for a way to say this and I think you nailed it.  It's not just a Shula issue though, it's Rivera's whole philosophy.  100% mistake free, clock controlling, low scoring games.  A dominant defense is also required due to the fact that Rivera-ball has such a razor-thin margin for error.

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Car123 Proficient

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Has anyone else noticed that every time Cam audibles, he audibles to a run play? I've watched him play almost 4 seasons now and I don't think I've seen him audible to a pass even once. Maybe I'm wrong but, if I'm watching film on the Panthers and I see Cam audible, I'm selling out to stop the run.

Those tds vs Atl were from cam audibles.
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Still trying to make it all about Cam Newton, I see.

The Panthers suck SO BAD that Cam has to play nearly mistake free for the Panthers to have any chance of winning.

In his first three years Luck has averaged around the same amount of interceptions as Cam, but Cam's team is the one that almost always loses when he just throws ONE.

The margin of error in a Shula offense is zero.

In Manning's first four seasons he threw 81 interceptions compared to Cam's 53 so far. Cam has 11 so far this season, the same as Luck. Cam only has 13 TDs, but he might have 20 if not for all the passes that his receivers drop.

Cam hasn't been the same since Cotchery dropped that game winning TD pass in Cincinnati, which showed that even when he plays nearly perfect, they still might not win this season...because it's never been all about him, lol.

Rivera thinks it is.

This man gets it ^

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