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Bring Cam back for playoff run?


Dingo_ate_Babies
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6 hours ago, Dingo_ate_Babies said:

Have you ever coached sports at any level? 

I have.

But we're all on this board for different reasons and I'm just enjoying being a irrational fan at the moment while I work.

Yeah, I have. I've also read books on coaching and coaching strategies for fun, and most recently I've been coaching my grandson in a sport I've had to learn myself.

But even a casual fan could tell you that no NFL coach gives a sh-t about selling tickets. Their job is to win games.

Hell,the vast majority of the fans within this thread have told you bringing Newton back for any reason is a dumb idea that it's time to let go.

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45 minutes ago, Dingo_ate_Babies said:

Cam could of helped us today at the goal line..

That 1st and goal from the 4 comes to mind. There’s a spot he still adds value. 
 

He’s not a full time signal caller now. But there are a few spots that come up where he’d be great to have around. 

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