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So we draft Newton...and he has a good rookie season...

frash.exe

By frash.exe,
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TheRealDeal Newbie

TheRealDeal

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anything insightful in your cerebral repertoire beyond hack quips such as "fhhfahfuhufiuugghufhfhff only in maddddinnnnnnnn ha ha hahha hah hah"

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Idiotic threads get half hearted responses

I've stated my opinion of Cam plenty of times (many of which got reaffirmed today and are just now becoming apparent to others) so if you want a real discussion of him I'd be more than happy but until then, first statement stands.

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Having to start as a rookie would not be good for him.

I don't agree with that. A guy like Newton ain't going to win you a Super Bowl, at least in the short run, maybe not ever, but he'll definately put some points on the board, and won't be blamed for losses for a good while.

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I don't agree with that. A guy like Newton ain't going to win you a Super Bowl, at least in the short run, maybe not ever, but he'll definately put some points on the board, and won't be blamed for losses.

That description doesn't fit anybody that I want to take with the number one overall pick.

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I don't agree with that. A guy like Newton ain't going to win you a Super Bowl, at least in the short run, maybe not ever, but he'll definately put some points on the board, and won't be blamed for losses.

More baseless statements that make the pro Newton posters look like nothing but infatuated fanboys.

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