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Cam Newton = Lebron James

Tarheels23

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A lot of you may not like Lebron James as a person, but you can't deny that you would love to have him on your favorite NBA team..

Coming out of High School it wasn't Lebron's Basketball skills that had NBA scouts salivating. It was his athleticism, unique speed & size combination, as well as his NBA ready body that made him the player he is today.

Cam is no M. Vick or Locker for that matter when it comes down to speed, and us huggers aren't trying to dispute that, but what the haters don't get is that it's not about how fast he is. It's more about how fast he is for his size. He's fast and elusive enough to out run any Defensive Lineman, and yet big enough to stuff arm, run over, or throw any LB off of him with ease.

In conclusion - Lebron may not have the best jumper in the game, but that doesn't stop him from being one of the best players in the NBA today. Same with Cam, he may not be the most accurate QB out there, but with his unique attributes as well as his QB skill sets, he sure as hell has a great chance to set the NFL on fire.

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LMAO.......

Not even close. Lebron James was the next big thing. From the second he stepped on the court he was one of the best players in the league. There was no learning curve. He lived up to the hype immediately

Cam will not be one of the best players in the league from day one. He will need to develop.

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