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For the first time in my life and in Carolina Panthers history…


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All we need is a decent game manager at QB and we can compete. Cam is, at the very least, currently capable of that. Aside from an atrocious line, which he overcame pretty much his entire career here, everything else has improved since he was last here. 
Im super excited that Cam is back. He deserves to end things here on his terms after all he’s given this team. 

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Without the silly talk and bubbly gushing like a school girl (which I am definitely guilty), OP is right.

I don’t know how else to say it other than, I have an honest emotionally familial tie with Cam.  Smitty too, but Cam was different.  He affected not just my fanaticism of this team, but I care about the dude.  Him coming home is great!  It just  comes with a burden of guilt, like I want to tell him I’m sorry.  

My QB is home and I feel like my dog died.  However, I get the sense that my shame will turn to anger at the organization again for how they dumped him in the first place.

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