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Deangelo Williams and Gary Barnidge on Cam and yesterday's game


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28 minutes ago, Dex said:

I honestly didn't think Gary B would be such a hater. Enjoy your legacy of irrelevancy.

He was wrong that CMC deserved the credit? That PJ played well? 

I wasn't 💯 in agreement, but he was right that nobody is giving credit to those who actually won the game. 

This fan base is 💯 insane with Cam Newton.

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Just now, pantherclaw said:

He was wrong that CMC deserved the credit? That PJ played well? 

I wasn't 💯 in agreement, but he was right that nobody is giving credit to those who actually won the game. 

This fan base is 💯 insane with Cam Newton.

Yep. Some of what they say is right and objective but people will get butthurt. I felt like CMC had more impact than anyone. And they are 100% correct cam can do no wrong for…the ‘fanbase’. He’s back and that’s all that matters. Just reading the forum proves it.

I will disagree with this though, starting PJ over Cam is straight asinine. 

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3 minutes ago, pantherclaw said:

He was wrong that CMC deserved the credit? That PJ played well? 

I wasn't 💯 in agreement, but he was right that nobody is giving credit to those who actually won the game. 

This fan base is 💯 insane with Cam Newton.

Hey do me a quick favor and tell me CMacs record with Cam versus Cmacs record without Cam.

thanks

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4 minutes ago, onmyown said:

Yep. Some of what they say is right and objective but people will get butthurt. I felt like CMC had more impact than anyone. And they are 100% correct cam can do no wrong for…the ‘fanbase’. He’s back and that’s all that matters. Just reading the forum proves it.

I will disagree with this though, starting PJ over Cam is straight asinine. 

Yeah. Gotta start Cam.

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First let me say I've been a Panthers fan since 1995 and never knew about this "huddle" just ran across it one night and now I read a lot of these topics everyday.....with that being said, I think it's safe to say that this fan base has a lot more hope and optimism with Cam vs with Sam and PJ all together. Personally I never liked the decision to make a trade for Sam he's simply not good imo

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The problem is Deangelo has run his bitter mouth to the point that he could be giving me elite level insightful analysis and I just don't want to hear it.  If a 'star™ ' tight end with one good season ever is such a beacon of grudge that he makes Deangelo look like the level headed one I'm just gonna go ahead and pass on their silly podcast.

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8 minutes ago, 95Panthers4Ever said:

First let me say I've been a Panthers fan since 1995 and never knew about this "huddle" just ran across it one night and now I read a lot of these topics everyday.....with that being said, I think it's safe to say that this fan base has a lot more hope and optimism with Cam vs with Sam and PJ all together. Personally I never liked the decision to make a trade for Sam he's simply not good imo

Run now while you still can. Delete the bookmark. 

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