What do you think is the most improved aspect of Cam Newton's game

[joemac]

Wasn't a pilot....just a lowly enlisted man. I worked in the Space and Missile field. Mostly nuke stuff....

[O-Ther]

Wasn't a pilot....just a lowly enlisted man. I worked in the Space and Missile field. Mostly nuke stuff....

My dad's first civilian job after he retired from the Air Force was repairing the radars that tracked space junk at a site on Eglin AFB. Had to make sure the tracks and orbits for military launches and satellites were as FOD-free as possible so we wouldn't rain radioactive debris on a friendly foreign country. 

[TheNewStandard]

There are four places where Cam has improved

1-pocket presence

2-mechanics

3-being more decisive and getting the ball out quicker

4-reading the defense and calling audibles and running the no-huddle, being a true leader for the offense.

[a_gumbel]

Didn't the airforce just blowed up a hospital?

[Navy_football]

So you're a pilot then? Because if not, carrying an M4 to and from the chow hall doesn't make you a bad ass. And since pilots don't carry rifles...I'm going with no. Hard to personally claim all their cool poo when you're not a pilot.

But don't worry...I save my real hate for the Navy. ;)

Hmmm.

interesting....

[TheRumGone]

I said reading defenses but in reality it's all of the above and it starts with the o line. 

 

I've never seen Cam audible and check at the LOS as much in a four game span as he has this year. And the big thing is that this audibles and checks for the vast majority are the right decisions. 

 

Touch with consistency. He has consistently shown touch in his passes unlike years before. The stop and go td to ginn against Houston was one of Cams best throws of his career with timing and touch.

he just seems to have complete control of the offense and what they are trying to accomplish each and every play. Nothing seems too fast for him and nothing is really tricking him. Everyone is looking at him for answers and he's leading them. The guy is just so much fun to watch.

 

all of this with suspect receivers and the weight of a 100 million dollar contract and he is taking it all in stride. That's a leader

[Moorgan]

Hmmm.

interesting....

I would say the Navy outnumbers the Army around here. I might be going into this one without much backup. :)

 

[Navy_football]

I would say the Navy outnumbers the Army around here. I might be going into this one without much backup. :)

 

Smarter than your average "Bullet Catcher". At least you can count...

[KB_fan]

I just came across an interesting video from after week 3 which gives some analysis of Cam's game & improvement.

It's the "move the sticks" show.   The segment on Cam is about 3:20 minutes long from about 2:40 - 6:00

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eykWJo-fBtI&feature=youtu.be

After the segment on Cam, they talk about Steve Smith...