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Cam's inner circle has a message for him...

Cookie Lyon

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35 minutes ago, raleigh-panther said:

I am not trying to pile on

i am just a long term season ticket holder and I have seen this show before 

if he can trade a 4th for a punter and waste 3 draft picks on questionable CB  talent not to mention a DT that was to me a luxury he could have  done a package to get a decent tackle to keep his 100 million dollar qb upright 

That is protecting your investment 101. I don't think they saw this coming but as I said the other day, priority number one should have been building around him, starting with protecting him. 

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Shula needs to stop using our QB as a RB. We need to abandon the run option and go to a traditional ground game and let Cam be a pocket passer. Anderson had so much success because he simply stepped into the pocket and found the open guy. Cam is too busy wanting to avoid the rush and take off.

We need to use Cam the way GB uses Rogers. Let him scramble if he needs to to pick up yards, but outside of that, let him be a QB.


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3 minutes ago, Cookie Lyon said:

Did anyone read the comments section under the article? I did and I IMMEDIATELY regretted it.

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Rule number one: never read comments on any article involving Cam Newton. 

Rule number two: when in doubt, refer to number one. 

I never, ever read comments on Cam articles. Between the racists comments and the plain ignorant ones, I gave up lol. 

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2 hours ago, pstall said:

Buyer's remorse is real. You can't know until a few games if someone or something is working.  Took Norman a couple of years to shine.

It's a catch 22 as a fan. On one hand you have to be patient and take the long view and on the other you want to win every week.

Not buyers remorse.  Common sense

can't have all rookies and inexperience in the dbackfield. One player is one thing 

can't rely on a RB to start consistently when he shows he never had in recent memory and the  decline of Tolbert was there for all to see two years ago

the tape on the OTs combined with harder schedule should have told them change was needed. 

We all knew these things last year and we aren't paid to know them 

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We lost KB and didn't make a move and going in had one of the worst wr corps in the NFL and how did it work out?

We now know all the rookie dbs were too big a gamble. Long term they may do great but rarely a team has that many rookies in the secondary. 

Alot needs to be corrected right now which we all agree on.

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4 minutes ago, stbugs said:

Lol. Typical huddle. The article is about Cam throwing the ball away (or dump offs) or getting down and somehow it turns into Gettleman not protecting Cam even though he's got the same OL as last year that pre-Super Bowl was ranked as top 5. So predictable. Did anyone not read the thread Igo posted showing how Cam missed two open short receivers where he gets a first down and doesn't get sacked. I don't care if we sign Joe Thomas, top DEs and DTs will get to the QB when they don't get rid of the ball. Eli Manning got sacked 0 times against the same pressure and the difference wasn't the OL it was that Eli was ready for screens and threw the ball away. Gruden even said that.


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Who is arguing that Newton doesn't need to play better too?

Newton masked a lot of issues with our OL last season. As did Stewart. Since that Super Bowl, teams have been exploiting our tackles, and experiencing substantial success doing so. With Stewart out it is even worse. That isn't even up for debate. We're looking at a complete picture here.

Cam also managed an MVP award, and 50 touchdowns with Ginn Jr (who has literally done nothing anywhere else) as his #1 WR last season dropping passes left and right. Does that mean we didn't need to improve?

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4 hours ago, raleigh-panther said:

I said this as well. They needed a RB this draft and a decent blocking fullback or TE this draft that could line up in the backfield 

 

and What they did was nothing. Not in the draft. Not in FA

it is mind boggling they thought they were set with Stewart and Tolbert or the people they have as backups

this  is at gelttlemans feet

 

Yuppers. How dare a team think the players they drafted, and brought in, could actually do the job. Hosers.

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