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Official Buccaneers at Panthers GameDay Thread


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2 minutes ago, Catsfan69 said:

He's played pretty decent today.

I don't disagree with you, albeit the sample size is small. This Offense and its scheme is too predictable. Add the poor OL play and less than average RB play (w/o CMC)...Sam nor Cam (nor anyone probably) will have success.

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1 minute ago, Catsfan69 said:

He's played pretty decent today.

Are you blind or just biased?

I was team Sam, and I still think it’s the staff, but the kid is in constant bail mode/improvise.  Shi got open on the broken play. Yay.  Not designed or called that way.  Back yard stuff.  Cam at least looks like he’s under control.

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Just now, L-TownCat said:

I was team Sam, and I still think it’s the staff, but the kid is in constant bail mode/improvise.  Shi got open on the broken play. Yay.  Not designed or called that way.  Back yard stuff.  Cam at least looks like he’s under control.

That's probably why it actually worked TBH

The last thing Cam or Sam needs is anything from this design

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6 minutes ago, Proudiddy said:

Outside of that one broken play, he has looked like the same old Sam that struggles to get a single first down on any given drive and is using every single fiber of his being to not poo his pants in the face of pressure.  If that looks good to you, go ahead and hitch your wagon.  I'm good.

On that roughing call he delivered a strike that was dropped.

The same things plaguing Sam are doing the same to Cam.

Bad scheme and bad line.

 

But conveniently none of those problems are mentioned when Sam is in. It's all his fault.

It's the craziest thing I've ever seen here. This unnatural emotional attachment a lot of you have to Cam Newton. 

A lot of you act like he is your actual son instead of some stranger playing football on our team.

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