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Getting rid of Cam would be an astronomical mistake


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2 minutes ago, Tbe said:

How is this lying about numbers? My source is espn and the Charlotte observer.

The point I’m making is Cam’s ability to move the ball downfield goes down considerably when he can’t run 8+ times a game. He’s never won consistently without that threat. He won’t have that threat going forward. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/pantherswire.usatoday.com/2018/10/21/cam-newton-carries-panthers-to-stunning-comeback-win-over-eagles/amp/

really?

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3 minutes ago, Tbe said:

Anyone can cherry pick to prove a point son. It’s about what happens over 9 years.

Besides, didn’t he have 7-8 runs that game?

7 would be less than 8 would it not?

son?

the other point is,... where is Kyle Allen’s “improbable” comeback story?

Cam was already having the shoulder issue here too,..

 

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1 minute ago, JARROD said:

7 would be less than 8 would it not?

son?

the other point is,... where is Kyle Allen’s “improbable” comeback story?

Cam was already having the shoulder issue here too,..

 

OMG...The 8 number isn’t magical. Its just used as a statistical dividing line. The point is, when Cam can’t run a lot he doesn’t win a lot. 

I didn’t mention Kyles name once. 

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6 minutes ago, Tbe said:

OMG...The 8 number isn’t magical. Its just used as a statistical dividing line. The point is, when Cam can’t run a lot he doesn’t win a lot. 

I didn’t mention Kyles name once. 

Part of that statistic was also that we ran the hell out of the read option,..

if Cam doesn’t run or have a threat of running, people just kill the quarterback right?

Had Norv Been here when Cam was healthy there would maybe have been 10% or less of the read option. Chud would have dumped it much sooner. Shula kept it around like Herpes or something.

theres more to number than the numbers presented.

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34 minutes ago, JARROD said:

Part of that statistic was also that we ran the hell out of the read option,..

if Cam doesn’t run or have a threat of running, people just kill the quarterback right?

Had Norv Been here when Cam was healthy there would maybe have been 10% or less of the read option. Chud would have dumped it much sooner. Shula kept it around like Herpes or something.

theres more to number than the numbers presented.

Chud was the one who implemented it and used it repeatedly. If he hadn't gotten another job he might have killed Cam sooner. Rumor was he didn't think Cam could read defenses so Cam couldn't audiblize the call and ran what Chud wanted regardless of the result. What did we go that year? 7-9??

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44 minutes ago, panthers55 said:

Chud was the one who implemented it and used it repeatedly. If he hadn't gotten another job he might have killed Cam sooner. Rumor was he didn't think Cam could read defenses so Cam couldn't audiblize the call and ran what Chud wanted regardless of the result. What did we go that year? 7-9??

Yeh Jordan gross dispelled that Cams first game. He said cam was calling the protections and changes.

Chud just implemented a scheme that was faster. I believe he would have scaled it back much faster than Shula.

I would have loved to see Cam in Bruce Arians system. Perfect fit.

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