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Lazy Cam hit piece written by a Seahawks fan


Cary Kollins

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Some asshole named Kenneth Arthur, managing editor of SB Nation Seahawks blog “Fieldgulls”, somehow agreed to let Rolling Stones publish this incredibly lazy hit piece on Cam. I’m just gonna leave it here. And his twitter handle is @KennethArthuRS so all you fanboys please redirect JR rage to this tool.

There's little doubting at this point that Cam was a worthy first overall pick in 2011. Even going ahead of such stars as J.J. Watt, Von Miller, A.J. Green, Patrick Peterson, Tyron Smith, Julio Jones, and Marcell Dareus, Cam has helped some great Carolina defenses reach the playoffs, including a Super Bowl appearance in 2015. He did win MVP that season, but I think that his performance against the Denver Broncos in the championship game, as well as his underwhelming follow-up campaign in which he had a passer rating of 75.8, proved that the people who saw through the gaudy stats for what they really were – advantageous opportunities against awful defenses – were right all along.”

http://www.rollingstone.com/sports/news/cam-newton-isnt-a-good-enough-passer-to-talk-trash-to-women-w507977

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Nice headline in the link, I did not know you could talk trash to women if you are a really good passer. You learn something everyday. 

However, as we apparently played Denver in the championship game, the most interested thing is if we play in AFC or they in the NFC. I need some strong coffee to figure this out. 

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44 minutes ago, DaveThePanther2008 said:

Not even worth clicking on.  Isn't it odd

"advantageous opportunities against awful defenses – were right all along"

January 17, 2016  Carolina Panthers 31 Seattle Seahawks 24.

Does that mean Seattle is an awful defense?

Like the drunk who hit his wife in public and got denied an uber on the spot..

 

"it was just one night... doesnt define me."

 

yeah the fug right ya pos

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