We won't allow Cam to show what he can do with innovative offensive coaching?

[bobsfoodbasics]

Just now, Squirrel said:

Playing devil's advocate for a minute.  But Cam couldn't even get the plays off in time. What makes you think he can quickly release the ball. 

we know cam can do it because we have seen cam do it.

ever watch cam running the two minute drill? when he didn't have to listen to grandpa norv's plays in his ear and could call his own plays? he ran it very well. 

a successful coaching staff will mold their coaching based on their roster. norv and ron refused to do that, and this is why we're here now.

[bobsfoodbasics]

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -

 Panthers quarterback Cam Newton loves playing in the no-huddle, hurry-up offense, calling it “our edge.”

Tight Greg Olsen believes Newton excels in an upbeat offense.

But coach Ron Rivera pumped the breaks on the notion that the Panthers should shift to an up-tempo style offense for four quarters after erasing a 17-point fourth quarter deficit Sunday and stunning the defending Super Bowl champion Eagles 21-17.

Rivera said Monday that while he is open to using the no-huddle more in certain situations moving forward, he quickly added “I don’t think that is going to drive who we are as an offense.”

Panthers offensive coordinator Norv Turner went to the hurry-up offense in the fourth quarter to breathe some life into a listless offense that managed just seven first downs and no points through three quarters. Newton responded big time, completed 16 of 22 passes for 201 yards and two touchdowns in the closing quarter, including the go-ahead score to Greg Olsen with 1:22 left.

Newton has excelled in the no-huddle offense throughout most of his eight-year NFL career, seemingly liking the rhythm of a fast-paced attack.

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/oct/22/panthers-going-to-hurry-up-offense-not-so-fast-say/

seriously fug ron. he ruined cam's career and luke's career. some how he turned that into a coach/gm position in washington.

[emhoward]

ATL'leinCamNewton is such a unique bad poster. Most horrible posters in the recent past have been irrational Cam haters/bashers... ATL takes things so far to the other end of the spectrum that even @TheRed and @tiger7_88, two of our biggest Cam supporters have to the be thinking like, "dude, chill."

[(ATL'ien)CamNewton]

1 minute ago, bobsfoodbasics said:

 

 

Yeah .. we weren't even doing what Newton does best his first 9 seasons and he has pretty good numbers despite that .. what if we built a team catered to Newton

[Wanderlai]

If someone opens up a really good offer in a trade then I think they move him and go full rebuild. Question is what the heck is his trade value? Who needs a potential elite QB that has assets to trade? 

[Sgt Schultz]

1 hour ago, lightsout said:

I'd argue the exact opposite. I always went nuts trying to figure out why we didn't throw slants when we had Funchess because it was almost always automatic assuming Funch caught it. Cam can throw the quick pass, and I think he'd benefit gratefully in the kind of system NO runs. Tons of quick passes with the occasional shot down field. Before he got injured two seasons ago, he was executing that minus nailing the long ball. Having the shoulder fixed, maybe that deep ball is back.

Imagine Cam throwing those slants and deep ins to DJ and Curtis. Brady's offense is literally designed around those levels concepts and flood concepts. Those are Cam's strengths.

Part of the deep ball issue is they were working with him to get a little more air under the ball so receivers could adjust to it.  That was part of him changing his motion.  Unfortunately, the injuries make that a work in progress two years later.

[Kuechly&Moore]

43 minutes ago, emhoward said:

ATL'leinCamNewton is such a unique bad poster. Most horrible posters in the recent past have been irrational Cam haters/bashers... ATL takes things so far to the other end of the spectrum that even @TheRed and @tiger7_88, two of our biggest Cam supporters have to the be thinking like, "dude, chill."

It is obvious to me he is Cecil Newton.

[Kuechly&Moore]

46 minutes ago, (ATL'ien)CamNewton said:

Yeah .. we weren't even doing what Newton does best his first 9 seasons and he has pretty good numbers despite that .. what if we built a team catered to Newton

We know what he hasn't done well in a year and a half.

[Mr. Scot]

51 minutes ago, emhoward said:

ATL'leinCamNewton is such a unique bad poster. Most horrible posters in the recent past have been irrational Cam haters/bashers... ATL takes things so far to the other end of the spectrum that even @TheRed and @tiger7_88, two of our biggest Cam supporters have to the be thinking like, "dude, chill."

Rayzor says he's one of our repeat offenders. He comes off like a kid with a hero complex or a guy who's got a few issues.

Not quite sure he understands that the Panthers exist for purposes other than supporting Cam Newton, or that Newton isn't necessarily committed to play just for the love of the team. Heck, he was pretty all in on Mike McCarthy based on his belief that his system would help Cam when in fact Newton isn't a great fit for a WCO.

"Real world" thinking doesn't exactly seem like his specialty.

[mav1234]

2 hours ago, Harbingers said:

@lightsout @mav1234

it was a reference to an earlier thread. 

ahh sorry

[Harbingers]

3 minutes ago, mav1234 said:

ahh sorry

ATL was just going in circles over his own post so had to nudge ATL a bit. 

[panthers55]

It is really whether Cam has the skills to fit into a Saints style of offense. He has to be able to throw quickly and accurately given there are often unblocked rushers when you use 4 or 5 receivers. Burrows was throwing darts sidearm as the defender crashed.down on him. Can Cam duplicate that? That is the kind of QB we need for this offense.