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Cam Newton Deep Pass To Russell Shepard

Saca312

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jumpman910 Contributor

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12 hours ago, Saca312 said:

Yeah that was on Adams. Safety is responsible on all deep routes between the numbers.

 

12 hours ago, Hogmolliesmaht said:

Adams  was a little late helping on that play, but that could also be Cam doing a good job of looking him off. You can see him looking to his left before he threw it to the right. Nice job by him and Sheppard.

Thats definitely Marlowe

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1 hour ago, mjligon said:

They aren't the same player.

Players, especially cornerbacks...develop differently.

I'm assuming you were around for Josh Norman. Were you also ready to write him off after his rookie campaign? What about second year? 

I think Norman showed potential in his Rookie season when he played a few games.  Rivera was wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too harsh on him, and put him in the doghouse wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too quick.  While, he let Worley play like poo the majority of games he played.  And kept him in there.  Doesn't make sense to me on that one.  

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1 minute ago, nctarheel0619 said:

I think Norman showed potential in his Rookie season when he played a few games.  Rivera was wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too harsh on him, and put him in the doghouse wayyyyyyyyyyyyy too quick.  While, he let Worley play like poo the majority of games he played.  And kept him in there.  Doesn't make sense to me on that one.  

I mean Rivera didn't really have a choice last yeAr.

There was a severe lack of depth at CB all year.

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