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NFL already responding to Newton hit (like always)


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At some point this fanbase is just going to have to realize that the NFL does not want a QB like Cam Newton to be the image of the league unless he is going to be the aw shucks conformist non threatening black quarterback like Russell Wilson that celebrates the right way, and doesn't challenge stereotypes for caucasian fans.

Stop bullshitting.

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2 minutes ago, TheRed said:

At some point this fanbase is just going to have to realize that the NFL does not want a QB like Cam Newton to be the image of the league unless he is going to be the aw shucks conformist non threatening black quarterback like Russell Wilson that celebrates the right way, and doesn't challenge stereotypes for caucasian fans.

Stop bullshitting.

Wellllllll. 

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Thinking there is some secret conspiracy/agenda within the NFL that tens of people are in on all keeping quiet about against Newton make you sound stupid. Playing the race card makes you sound really stupid and just hurts credit towards the argument by derailing from the issue and to some personal issue and insecurity.

Newton is a big, fast, strong QB and calls are not as clear cut. He doesn't just sit in the pocket and he will lose protection when he starts looking and running up field. It is clear MANY of you only watch Panther games because there are plenty of weekly no calls for other players/QBs in the NFL, especially the no namers.

 

This was a close call. The contact happened after sliding however the player launched himself before Newton slides. The player did not aim for Newton's head and did not appear malicious. Now there was helmet to helmet and per rules a flag should have been thrown.

Newton cuts it close and he needs to protect himself by either staying upright knowing a defender is launching himself at his hip or ne needs to slide sooner. This is what Rodgers will do. Smaller QBs can afford to slide later rather than sooner much more than Newton can.

 

Officials are missing calls due to that fact, newtons size, and his playing style mixed with muddy rules regarding qb protection. What the league needs to do is clarify the rules and penalize referees from missing calls according to rules.

 

 

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12 minutes ago, Lumps said:

Thinking there is some secret conspiracy/agenda within the NFL that tens of people are in on all keeping quiet about against Newton make you sound stupid. Playing the race card makes you sound really stupid and just hurts credit towards the argument by derailing from the issue and to some personal issue and insecurity.

Newton is a big, fast, strong QB and calls are not as clear cut. He doesn't just sit in the pocket and he will lose protection when he starts looking and running up field. It is clear MANY of you only watch Panther games because there are plenty of weekly no calls for other players/QBs in the NFL, especially the no namers.

 

This was a close call. The contact happened after sliding however the player launched himself before Newton slides. The player did not aim for Newton's head and did not appear malicious. Now there was helmet to helmet and per rules a flag should have been thrown.

Newton cuts it close and he needs to protect himself by either staying upright knowing a defender is launching himself at his hip or ne needs to slide sooner. This is what Rodgers will do. Smaller QBs can afford to slide later rather than sooner much more than Newton can.

 

Officials are missing calls due to that fact, newtons size, and his playing style mixed with muddy rules regarding qb protection. What the league needs to do is clarify the rules and penalize referees from missing calls according to rules.

 

 

You could say all this if they were only 1 or 2 examples this season, but we are beyond that and into double digits now on no calls for Cam. Almost every single week, the nfl deserves no benefit of the doubt, it is blatant. There isnt separate rules for big QB's vs tiny qb's on paper, but its obvious the refs have different rule sets for them and its bullshit.   This whole season has been a fug you to Cam all season by the NFL.

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14 minutes ago, Lumps said:

Thinking there is some secret conspiracy/agenda within the NFL that tens of people are in on all keeping quiet about against Newton make you sound stupid. Playing the race card makes you sound really stupid and just hurts credit towards the argument by derailing from the issue and to some personal issue and insecurity.

Newton is a big, fast, strong QB and calls are not as clear cut. He doesn't just sit in the pocket and he will lose protection when he starts looking and running up field. It is clear MANY of you only watch Panther games because there are plenty of weekly no calls for other players/QBs in the NFL, especially the no namers.

 

This was a close call. The contact happened after sliding however the player launched himself before Newton slides. The player did not aim for Newton's head and did not appear malicious. Now there was helmet to helmet and per rules a flag should have been thrown.

Newton cuts it close and he needs to protect himself by either staying upright knowing a defender is launching himself at his hip or ne needs to slide sooner. This is what Rodgers will do. Smaller QBs can afford to slide later rather than sooner much more than Newton can.

 

Officials are missing calls due to that fact, newtons size, and his playing style mixed with muddy rules regarding qb protection. What the league needs to do is clarify the rules and penalize referees from missing calls according to rules.

 

 

@usmcpanthers is right... sounds to me like you haven't been watching the same games I've been watching.

 

idk about a conspiracy, but Cam does NOT get the same treatment other QBs in the NFL get.  Period.

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The argument that he's big, strong and runs is bullshit and anyone who believes that knows it. That's not an excuse for no calls. He's a quarterback and all quarterbacks get the same protection. The refs know good and damn well what is and what isn't an illegal hit. Protection rules aren't that muddy. We're not talking about a catch, we're talking about a defenseless QB in the pocket and a sliding QB out of bounds. 

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