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Cam Newton calls out Panthers: 'You gonna choose that over this?'


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10 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

Cam isn’t going to have to be a backup. His path will be different than Teddys. 
 

Here comes the “fake concern” posts in regards to Bridgewater. Most only want Teddy as a bridge for Trevor Lawrence. I hope this elevates Teddy’s game, as I want him to stay. I have doubts on both though.

Exactly.

They think we can't see through their BS. 

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1 hour ago, onmyown said:

He’s right this place is unbearable.

More threads and interest over the Patriots QB than the Panthers.

There has literally been zero discussion or even entertaining conversation regarding our current QB, coach and even players. And as a Panther fan, or for any Panther fan coming here for these things, should be discouraging. 

Just goes back to proving the point that half the people here were never fans to begin with. And for these people, it’s really not an issue (obviously).
 

 

Was this place unbearable for you when threads were made about Cam being jobless?

You Cam haters were on Cloud 9 when he was gone, but now you're pissed that he not only has a job, but he's with a winning organization like the Patriots. 

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11 minutes ago, BrizzMachete said:

I bet the cam haters mad cause now the whole world in cam corner and not just the panther fans . Lol 

It's fun to to speculate. Let Cam stay healthy for a season before you get too excited.

To throw shade at Teddy is classless. One of the most humble and likeable players in the league. Anyway, #5 is a Panther now. #1 is a Patriot. If you want to hug his nuts, I'm sure there is room on the Patriots bandwagon. 

 

 

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29 minutes ago, AggieLean said:

Cam isn’t going to have to be a backup. His path will be different than Teddys. 
 

Here comes the “fake concern” posts in regards to Bridgewater. Most only want Teddy as a bridge for Trevor Lawrence. I hope this elevates Teddy’s game, as I want him to stay. I have doubts on both though.

Actually, from a strategic standpoint, it would be outstanding if Teddy did well and we could bypass any of the Qb's in next years draft.  Monster Olineman or LB or CB or DT or the best option for me, trade down and get several.

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21 minutes ago, Cookie Lyon said:

Was this place unbearable for you when threads were made about Cam being jobless?

You Cam haters were on Cloud 9 when he was gone, but now you're pissed that he not only has a job, but he's with a winning organization like the Patriots. 

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1 hour ago, jfra78 said:

This is an extremely long offseason thanks to Covid-19.  There isnt much to talk about other than our former franchise and MVP QB signing with New England.  Seems the only ones who have a problem talking about him now are those who wanted him out in the first place.

Straight fiyah.

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I am sure he is the only NFL player working out in the off season so I am glad he is keeping fans up to date on that.  Most NFL guys look they have been working on their Dad bod all summer.  

I miss his videos of him walking on the treadmill before camp making him the hardest worker around.  I mean the old ladies in my hood walk an hour every morning but they don't insta it.

 

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I don’t mind the Cam threads, it is easy not to click on them if you don’t want to read them. Everything is soooo slow right now anyway so I click on most threads to be honest.

The one thing that gets old is when Cam is constantly brought up in Panthers threads and it turns into another Cam discussion. Let’s just keep them separate and we should be good to go.

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