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It will come down 2 the Combine and workouts.

koolkatluke

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Game tape means way more than a workout in underwear, Hurney knows this.

We also have Don Gregory on our side.

Yeah that the big thing. Gregory is pretty good at scouting them. I have no worry with that. I just want Another GM to get high on Green and make a crazy offer for the first pick.

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I've said this before but here goes again. Cam Newton = Armanti Edwards, we dont need 2 of the same player

Cam is 6'6 250. Armanti is 5'11 187. Cam is playing in the national championship against Oregon. Armanti played in the subdivision championship against Delaware and UMass. You fail.

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Armanti Edwards beat Joe Flacco's team when they beat Delaware so I wouldn't take much for that comparison. Cam Newton is light years better than Edwards. Newton is a unique talent who can MAKE PLAYS. In the NFL that is very valuable. He is not a project for the NFL because he can come to a team and can make plays immediately.

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NCAA record for QB efficiency. I will say again...NCAA record.

So because he set a record, you would draft him... on just that... so with that said, so even if Luck was still in the draft, you would take Newton... Luck didn't do it, therefore Newton must be better... because records mean everything... then I guess you would like to still have Eric Shelton because he set a few records while in Louisville

Why all the hype on Newton; could it be that he is just playing at a higher level right now in the college ranks? But would be quite different once he gets to the Pro's where people can actually tackle... kinda reminds me of the hype on Reggie Bush; was just too fast for the likes of the college level, but got to the Pros and wasn't out running many people... talent was on an even playing field...

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