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Goodell vows to review Cam situation. Says he will talk to Cam about it.


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Possible outcomes...

The league determines everything is okay, nothing changes and teams continue to tee off on Newton while opposing players and talking heads label him a crybaby.

Or...

The league directs officials to be more protective of Newton resulting in the Panthers getting more calls but opposing players and talking heads label Newton a crybaby because of it.

The reaction part of this is gonna happen regardless, so I'd prefer Option B.

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6 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Possible outcomes...

The league determines everything is okay, nothing changes and teams continue to tee off on Newton while opposing players and talking heads label him a crybaby.

Or...

The league directs officials to be more protective of Newton resulting in the Panthers getting more calls but opposing players and talking heads label Newton a crybaby because of it.

The reaction part of this is gonna happen regardless, so I'd prefer Option B.

Theres no way the league doesnt know what has been going on with Cam.  Since the season opener, the hits on him have made national news and been the subject of mainstream discourse at least three times.  Goodell already knows what it is.  I just dont see anyway this backfires, because now that he's acknowledged it, how does it make Goodell and the league look if it happens again and goes unpunished?

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