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Gruden: Panthers Will Select Newton


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A number of people in this thread have suggested that Richardson doesn't like Cam, or that he isn't sold on him.

Please enlighten the rest of us on where this info is coming from. Sources please.

I think one of the CBS guys said it, but I couldn't tell you which one. It was posted a little while ago. Look back a few pages and you might find it.

True or not? Derned if I know.

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I think one of the CBS guys said it, but I couldn't tell you which one. It was posted a little while ago. Look back a few pages and you might find it.

True or not? Derned if I know.

And that's my point.

I remember reading one blurb, and yes, I think it was on CBS, where someone stated they had heard this.

Just like a lot of info out there pro or con, I don't believe there is sufficient supporting chatter to assume this is true.

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And that's my point.

I remember reading one blurb, and yes, I think it was on CBS, where someone stated they had heard this.

Just like a lot of info out there pro or con, I don't believe there is sufficient supporting chatter to assume this is true.

so just because more people are saying we'll pick Newton, that is more believable than the people saying we won't?

got it... :rolleyes:

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Gruden wants the Panthers to take Newton so his brother/Bengals can get Gabbert. Smokescreen!

Thats just what you'd expect from Gruden. Don't put it past him.

Alls fair in love and war and drafting.

Gruden knows Gabbert >> Newton.

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And that's my point.

I remember reading one blurb, and yes, I think it was on CBS, where someone stated they had heard this.

Just like a lot of info out there pro or con, I don't believe there is sufficient supporting chatter to assume this is true.

I don't think "chatter" supports anything.

Pretty much everything posted on both sides of the debate has been either speculation or opinion.

Nobody knows jack. The difference is some think they do while others are willing to admit it.

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TBH Newton might not even be in the mix... My understanding is that JR doesn't want him...

If we don't pick Newton, he could slide to the middle of the first or further... That should tell you a lot...

so just because more people are saying we'll pick Newton, that is more believable than the people saying we won't?

got it... :rolleyes:

Not what I am saying at all. I have an opinion on who they will draft and I know who I want. My comment was directed at the JR not liking Cam comment.

We saw that one report on CBS and nothing else. So is there more to your "understanding" than this one report? And it's an honest question...if there is more out there about this, I would be interested in hearing it.

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Not what I am saying at all. I have an opinion on who they will draft and I know who I want. My comment was directed at the JR not liking Cam comment.

We saw that one report on CBS and nothing else. So is there more to your "understanding" than this one report? And it's an honest question...if there is more out there about this, I would be interested in hearing it.

duly noted and apology extended...

That just further reinforces my point though that until Marty, Jerry, or Ron come out and say "we are picking Cam Newton #1 overall" I don't think there is any point in anyone taking such an extreme side... Let the chips fall where they may and then move forward... We have 9 days left until this is over...

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That just further reinforces my point though that until Marty, Jerry, or Ron come out and say "we are picking Cam Newton #1 overall" I don't think there is any point in anyone taking such an extreme side... Let the chips fall where they may and then move forward... We have 9 days left until this is over...

I don't think they should pick him (or any of the other QBs). I'm not about to predict whether or not they will.

The mistake is in thinking that a mountain of media speculation means anything.

You could make a pile of feathers if you wanted, and might make something pretty sizable, but they'd still be feathers and would likely blow away with the first stiff breeze.

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