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Record update: CMC can break the yards from scrimmage in a single season record

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Just now, Moo Daeng said:

Yay?

You can still appreciate an amazing season even if we aren’t where we want to be. I’ll never forget Steve Smith winning the triple crown, Cam breaking the all time rushing TD record QBs, and I won’t forget CMCs season this year. He has been our entire team, and continues to make jaw dropping plays week after week when our opponents know he is the only way we are moving the ball. 

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23 minutes ago, WarPanthers89 said:

You can still appreciate an amazing season even if we aren’t where we want to be. I’ll never forget Steve Smith winning the triple crown, Cam breaking the all time rushing TD record QBs, and I won’t forget CMCs season this year. He has been our entire team, and continues to make jaw dropping plays week after week when our opponents know he is the only way we are moving the ball. 

I do. I just wish that wish his ability others could step the fug up and Norv could figure how to maximize the situation 

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I try to look at the fact that the team is 5-3 since Newton last played. Considering the high bar Cam sets, and despite two terrible losses to San Francisco and Atlanta, I can’t be too disappointed with that stretch, given the circumstances. 
 

But I’m generally a positive guy by nature, so there’s that. Attention 22 gets from defenses makes this all the more remarkable. However, it would be nice to get a few more wins under the belt. Would add a little more significance to it all. 

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