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Playing for such a small franchise is waste of Cameron Newton's time and the NFL's.

Teach_Panther

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I can't express the total disgust of the mismanagement of this athlete of fans, NFL personnel and management across the league, players both former and current, at the total waste of talent this organization has concocted here. This like somebody proclaiming they possess the rare skill of "street art" and watching them smash the Mona Lisa in a drunken idiot rage.  It is sad, and you should be sad.

 

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5 minutes ago, Teach_Panther said:

I can't express the total disgust of the mismanagement of this athlete of fans, NFL personnel and management across the league, players both former and current, at the total waste of talent this organization has concocted here. This like somebody proclaiming they possess the rare skill of "street art" and watching them smash the Mona Lisa in a drunken idiot rage.  It is sad, and you should be sad.

 

Take a deep breath.  Not every game is going to be a blowout.  We just played a mirror image of ourselves and won.  

Next week Cam hones in on the wideouts as we bully the saints.  All will be fine.  As a wise man once said, this too shall pass.

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1 minute ago, rainwater said:

Going to the Super Bowl, winning NFL MVP, and now 2-0 to start the season. What a waste of time!!!

Hey genius, what do you think Andy Reed or Bill Belichick would do with Mr. Newton? Do you think they would come out in the second half running the wildcat with a QB who threw 10 passes for 15 yards or more and was on pace to have a 300+ passing?

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