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What exactly happened to Cam's shoulder? I remember with Jake it was Tommy "Jone" but is Cam's shoulder degenerative as well?


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On 2/9/2023 at 11:56 PM, DJ feed me moore said:

Sorry I've been busy all day but I'm pretty sure it occurred in the second half. If you want to give it a skim through that would be huge, you deff wont miss it, its also when we were in the redzone I'm pretty sure. Cam falls right onto his shoulder.

Well I have been busy. I just checked the game (coaches film, every snap have timestamp), I dont see any clear situation were it could be. I found a highlight that shows two of the potential situations that you might refer to.

Found youtube clips for you. Snap at 2.18 and 3.57.

 

Another situation in 4.33. 

otherwise, no idea.

 

Its not this hit that you might remember?

Damontae Kazee ejected for Cam Newton helmet hit (nfl.com)

 

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