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Bill Voth: "Panthers Are Allowing Cam To Look Like A Baby."

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2 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

This.  He acts like a dick head on Twitter. If someone asks him a question, he responds in an arrogant way the majority of the time. 

Jonathan Jones does too. Person and Newton who are the most disliked Panthers beat writers are the ones who are by far the most respectful to fans on twitter, particularly Newton.

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Just now, Bartin said:

Jonathan Jones does too. Person and Newton who are the most disliked Panthers beat writers are the ones who are by far the most respectful to fans on twitter, particularly Newton.

That's true. David Newton gets dogged out by pretty much everyone and he's still a nice guy.  

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As I said the other day. You can tell who truly knows what they are talking about as it relates to Newton and the Panthers. All this talk abut Newton "changed" was 100% wrong. He didn't change a damn thing. And that is why he and everyone that is close to him got mad when the media started this nonsense about how Newton was "different."

Again, Newton has NEVER accepted losing. NEVER once. He will NEVER accept losing either. He just STOPPED losing over the course of the last 3 years. That is why Newton "changed."

As Newton said yesterday. He IS a sore loser. Always has been. The difference is this year, the Panthers weren't losing.

And to a great extent it what drives him now. He doesn't like to lose and he doesn't like the feeling or how he feels after he loses--therefore he simply stopped losing altogether.

It is a great trait to have. To hate losing so much that you do everything (in the offseason and in season) to prevent losing.

 

The only problem with this is that there a another young QB in TB that this also applies to. Winston is not about that losing life either. I believe like Newton he is going to do everything to prevent that feeling.

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I like Bill and respect the hell out of what he has done with BBR. I think he really provides a solid alternative media source. I don't agree with him on this, but I understand why seems to be upset over it. He is an independent, like me, who didn't have a company budget to send him out there. We paid our own way. Interviews after the game are very important to him. I would feel the same way if I paid to go out there and then was told I could not take pictures. 

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Oh, and make no mistake about it. If Newton didn't like losing so much he wouldn't be an NFL MVP.

You know who he would be: Jay Cutler. Matt Stafford. Ryan Tannehill.

Again, if the worst about Newton we can say is that he really high when he wins but is a bad loser with a bad attitude when he loses, then we have a damn good QB both on and off the field.

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