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USA Today: 10 questions: Is Cam Newton now the front-runner for No. 1 overall pick?


pantherfan81

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It would be fun playing Cam Newton on Madden.. but outside that, I think he doesn't have the mental side to ever approach his true potential. I just don't like the kid, and don't think he can be a leader in the NFL. You can't win in the NFL with just talent.

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Intersting info there but does anyone else wish Moon would just stop talking for a while?? Just take a couple of plays off Mr. Moon.

Florio speculated that if Moon continues to be a big public presence, it could put teams off of Newton because nobody is going to want a well-known player second-guessing the way they coach and handle him.

The Panthers don't strike me as a team that would worry about that sort of thing, but it's a valid concern.

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Actually MAV it is very Huggerly of me bc I don't think he is helping Cam AT ALL. Just needs to stfu.

;) :lol:

to be totally honest, Moon did way more than Narwocki ever did at b lowing up the story Narwocki wrote.

I guarantee you that if moon hadn't opened his mouth, Narwocki would just have been another hater with an opinion... Instead, the two of them went back and forth publicly about it, it's spawned a week-long discussion on the topic... Meh. His former coaches did more to dispel the contents of that article than anything Moon did.

I think Moon is hurting him more than helping him, even if he is speaking the truth.

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