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Cam. The new era

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Often times, when humans are faced with their own mortality everything in their life changes.  I know some of you here may know what I am talking about.   With me, trivial things in life sort of just rolled of my back, I noticed colors were more vibrant, I had more patience with people and I loved harder and was laser focused on the things that mattered.

 

Some of us view football as simply a game but for people like Newton it's their way of life, it's how he makes his money.  I predict that the Cam we see will be a person that we will not recognize.  I think Cam will be lighter, I think he will have fun and absolutely treasure every minute of his life.  

 

From a fan perspective.  I think he will be lights out.  I think Cam will set it off and will become the voice that we've waited for.  

 

This is just my opinion, flame if you must, I just know that these experiences change people and 99% of the time it changes you for the good.  

 

Prediction.  Cam will put this Panther this team on his shoulders and carry it.

 

Love you guys, mean it.

 

 

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Great so we win out, Cam throws for 800 yards, runs for 200, and we out score our opponents 80-10.

But we still miss he playoffs because NO wins out.

His light should have come on earlier today in the season when we controlled our own destiny.

Sorry to be a negative nelly, it just pisses me off we have sucked this year

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Often times, when humans are faced with their own mortality everything in their life changes. I know some of you here may know what I am talking about. With me, trivial things in life sort of just rolled of my back, I noticed colors were more vibrant, I had more patience with people and I loved harder and was laser focused on the things that mattered.

Some of us view football as simply a game but for people like Newton it's their way of life, it's how he makes his money. I predict that the Cam we see will be a person that we will not recognize. I think Cam will be lighter, I think he will have fun and absolutely treasure every minute of his life.

From a fan perspective. I think he will be lights out. I think Cam will set it off and will become the voice that we've waited for.

This is just my opinion, flame if you must, I just know that these experiences change people and 99% of the time it changes you for the good.

Prediction. Cam will put this Panther this team on his shoulders and carry it.

Love you guys, mean it.

This happens the first time you do acid, too.

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It's always next week, next season with this damn team. Cam will change next week, you'll see. We're going to review the game tape and we'll make corrections next week. We'll be prepared next week. We'll be focused next week. We'll be relevant next week. We'll be take control of our destiny next week. We'll develop an identity as a team next. You won't want to play us next week. I'm sick of this poo. The Panthers keep us on the hook with the promise of next week, next season. Well they've been serving us this poo for 20 fugin years and they just don't come through. NEWS FLASH !!!! next week never comes folks. Next season never arrives. Our coaching staff sucks...this fuged up coaching staff is the FO's commitment to us and the players. CLEARANCE rack coaching staff. It's ok to buy a shirt or coat off the clearance rack. But when it comes to coaching/leadership roles on this team, clearance rack poo is unacceptable. what pisses me off the most is this coaching staff has lost at least 3 games this year...which has cost us the NFC south division championship.

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Cam has changed w/o the accident happening, look at how he has taken the reins of this team, how he is shouldering the blame instead of making stupid comments. Not sure if the accident equates to him being a better player, though.

This is the biggest change in Cam since the day he was drafted, IMO. He's really grown. Cam was always a leader on the field, but he struggled controlling his emotions off the field- especially after a loss. He's really learned how to handle the media.

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