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A couple in interesting Cam things from nfl.com

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https://www.nfl.com/news/slim-chance-cam-newton-is-active-vs-cardinals-with-small-package-of-plays

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What did Cam want this time?

The main thing he wants is direct communication and accountability, one source said. If something is wrong he wants to be told directly. In the past when frustrations would occur, staffers or coaches wouldn't always come to him directly. Newton appreciated the direct communication he received from Bill Belichick in New England and he wanted the same from Rhule.

They promised he would have it.

 

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When the Panthers traded for Stephon Gilmore, he asked to wear No. 1. The Rock Hill, S.C., native knew the importance of the number Cam Newton made famous in Carolina, and his request was partly an homage.

But out of respect for everything Newton had done for the organization, owner David Tepper made the decision not to give the vaunted number away. Until this week, of course.

 

Anyone have any insight to past communication issues?  Is that about they way his departure was handled or further back than that?

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2 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

https://www.nfl.com/news/slim-chance-cam-newton-is-active-vs-cardinals-with-small-package-of-plays

Anyone have any insight to past communication issues?  Is that about they way his departure was handled or further back than that?

The past regime was in a way intimidated by Cam. They always tip toed around him out of an abundance of fear of upsetting him. They had no idea how to deal with a star of his caliber from day one.

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It certainly explains a lot of the suspected issues from Cam's first stint. One of Ron's SOP was to be way too hands off. I know it takes a delicate balance but there really didn't seem much more than hands off from his regime. 

Communication is always important, I really hope they use this to improve the organizations functionality. People not being able to talk and going elsewhere starts a lot of drama and stress in most jobs, I can't imagine it being more fun at the NFL level. 

Good on Tepper, he is new as far as owners can go, but that's a great move by him. 

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To simplify this, it sounds like Cam just wants the organization to be real with him. To be fair, I could see how this could be hard; especially if you’ve never dealt with an individual with a big personality like Cam.

 

Its cool Tepper kept Cam’s #1 off limits 

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24 minutes ago, ladypanther said:

https://www.nfl.com/news/slim-chance-cam-newton-is-active-vs-cardinals-with-small-package-of-plays

Anyone have any insight to past communication issues?  Is that about they way his departure was handled or further back than that?

I would assume it's from the previous staff as the current staff would have had little to no in person contact with Cam.

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2 minutes ago, Cookie Lyon said:

Wow Stephon Gilmore requested to wear number 1? I'm glad Tepper shut that down with the quickness.

They do one thing right with the Number 1 Jersey on one hand.

Then on the other completely screw the pooch. 

There's no reason on earth why Matt Barkley should be wearing Jake's Number. None.

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