Shelter: Cam ready to practice after bye week; injury healed well

[LegioX]

Cam better be 100% with no lingering issues if they are going to put a hot QB on the bench. I mean no frecking issues whatsoever. 

[Snake]

Playing a player that has not won a game in a year against one of the best defenses in the league. What could go wrong... 

[Snake]

29 minutes ago, CRA said:

He wasn’t.  

You can tell the exact play he hurt his foot (again) vs Tampa and his play noticeably went downhill.  I mean he went from a sore foot to a hurt foot. 

You obviously missed that game. He was rusty. He hasn't looked good since about week 5 2018.

[stirs]

1 minute ago, Snake said:

Playing a player that has not won a game in a year against one of the best defenses in the league. What could go wrong... 

I think a lot will go wrong, no matter who we put on the field

[stankowalski]

Not only does Cam need to be 100% but we need to dial back the RPO's.  We're doing fine without that poo.  Get the ball into the hands of the playmakers. 

[CRA]

Just now, Snake said:

You obviously missed that game. He was rusty. He hasn't looked good since about week 5 2018.

Most offenses are rusty week 1.  He wasn’t bad vs the Rams....he just wasn’t Cam.  Was nerfed.

He was bad vs Tampa when he re-injured  the foot

[Snake]

39 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

You're saying it's more likely for an older player who's been suffering from injuries for 3 or 4 years to look like he was 5 years younger again than it is for a young player to improve and get better with practice and experience?

Not so sure I buy those odds.

Especially a second year player. 

[pantherj]

If Cam can run and throw like it's 2015 then we have a shot at winning the SB imo. Could this be the season? We'll know more soon.

[Snake]

5 minutes ago, CRA said:

Most offenses are rusty week 1.  He wasn’t bad vs the Rams....he just wasn’t Cam.  Was nerfed.

He was bad vs Tampa when he re-injured  the foot

I mean you can make excuses but the fact is he hasn't looked good since last year and you guys are expecting him to be better than a really good QB in Allen facing one of the best defenses in the league. It would make more sense to start Allen and if he struggling pull him than to pull Cam. 

[steven8989]

2 hours ago, PhillyB said:

if cam comes back and plays amazing i'm going to take an entire week off work to go back and quote every single shitheaded post from week three to eight and poo all over it 

How about I just go ahead and poo your post. He ain't never going to be the Cam that he used to be. Panthers will lose alot of fans if they go back to him. 

[Snake]

1 minute ago, pantherj said:

If Cam can run and throw like it's 2015 then we have a shot at winning the SB imo. Could this be the season? We'll know more soon.

He wasn't doing that even last year. Time doesn't reverse in 3 weeks. 

[steven8989]

2 hours ago, uncfan888 said:

You're a fugin clown 

[CRA]

13 minutes ago, Snake said:

I mean you can make excuses but the fact is he hasn't looked good since last year and you guys are expecting him to be better than a really good QB in Allen facing one of the best defenses in the league. It would make more sense to start Allen and if he struggling pull him than to pull Cam. 

I’m not advocating him playing vs SF.  I think Allen should go there.  I want Cam returning vs Tenn and proving the dual threat is back and healthy then.  If he can’t prove he is healthy vs Tenn then I think you go back to Allen. 

[Peon Awesome]

If he's not going to start practicing until the week after the bye, I don't think you start him against SF even if he's supposedly 100%. He needs at least a couple weeks to get his conditioning back and have several full practices where he really stresses that foot and makes sure it's really 100% healed. I want him doing 40 yard sprints, 3 days in a row, without a hint of pain or soreness. If he can do that, then unleash him. Until then, Allen should remain the starter.