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Cam Newton (Reactions, Love & Positivity)

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3 minutes ago, L-TownCat said:

It’s so different seeing people love him now like we loved him since been lovin him.

Well those are paid network analysts and such. The fan love has always been there and never changed. But the narrative was we dropped cam because he no longer had the talent and was washed. Now he comes back healthy when the team "needs him". Its a storyline. NFL makes money off storylines and narratives. 

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When we got rid of Cam before, he was broken, our team was broken and we'd just hired a new head coach who has no idea of assessing pro level players.

Cam healed up, went to the mountain and studied with a guru.

Our coach got in deeper water than he could handle. He called Cam.

Cam came back and healed the fanbase. It's going to take a new coach and GM to  fix the team, though. We have good parts, but they aren't assembled well or directed properly.

Hire experienced conultants. New coach, new GM. Keep Cam for two more years, get his input on his successor and have him train him  up. Build the team based on that. 

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18 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

When we got rid of Cam before, he was broken, our team was broken and we'd just hired a new head coach who has no idea of assessing pro level players.

Cam healed up, went to the mountain and studied with a guru.

Our coach got in deeper water than he could handle. He called Cam.

Cam came back and healed the fanbase. It's going to take a new coach and GM to  fix the team, though. We have good parts, but they aren't assembled well or directed properly.

Hire experienced conultants. New coach, new GM. Keep Cam for two more years, get his input on his successor and have him train him  up. Build the team based on that. 

I don't think the fanbase is completely healed, but it's on it's way.  I think it'll be healed once we finally bring in a galvanizing coach.

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