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Cam Newton Turning Up During Warm-Ups


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I saw that and pains shot into my brain. Thoughts of the negative media agenda and how they will report this. Me being a super fan, I know Cam does all his stretching before he touches the football field. This could be easily misrepresented by other eyes. 

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14 hours ago, PantherRN said:

I saw this on NFLN, brings a smile to my face. All the discord in the front office for now is slowly fading from my mind. Football is back!

All I saw was a clip from NFLN covering his warmups from a very "complimentary" rear camera angle. They didn't even show any throwing highlights. /sadface. I hope his shoulder is fixed up cause the end of last season looked horrible for him. 

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10 hours ago, Basbear said:

I saw that and pains shot into my brain. Thoughts of the negative media agenda and how they will report this. Me being a super fan, I know Cam does all his stretching before he touches the football field. This could be easily misrepresented by other eyes. 

That's fine.

I mean at this point folks that hate Cam aren't gonna change their minds. It is what it is.

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