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Official Panthers at Falcons Gameday Thread...


Jeremy Igo

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1 minute ago, MadHatter said:

So it is coaching when Cam's mechanics look like hot garbage and he can't hit the broad side of a barn today....or when our db's just decide to let guys run wide open by 30 yards.  I think not.

Its the coaching that has resulted in Cam Newton getting hit about 100 times in 4 games, yes.

The MVP doesn't start sucking in a vacuum.

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Just now, raleigh-panther said:

Newton is either hurt or something else has been going on

he is not feared now. He goes down. With one hit, missing open receivers, I'm telling people somethings wro g with him

Bring in Anderson

Obviously he is. Ankle and shoulder is off 

You don't get sacked this much and remain healthy. 

Anderson sucks. We wouldn't win anything with him in. 

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