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If you want Dwill to stay....

Panthro

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you'd better get on the Cam Newton express.

“It’s all going to boil down to quarterbacks,” Williams told WQAM-AM, via NFL.com. “In this league, the running game is all predicated on if you have a quarterback or not. If you don’t have a quarterback, teams stack the box and they force you to do what you do best.”
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Jangler Newbie

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LOL Well, it's certainly clear he won't be happy with Clausen.

It still goes back to the predictability of the Fox/Davidson offense and that our Oline was banged up.

But...

Cam will definitely relieve the pressure and allow the running game to get back to what it was.

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I'm on the give Moore a chance bandwagon.

if we go that route..let moore drive the team down the field..then let newton come in on red zone plays(red zone is his zone as his says). Not that I see this happening lol.

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Like I've been saying our 3 best players want a QB that says a lot imo we will take one nexts thursday I am almost sure of it.

Just because the players want a QB doesn’t mean they will draft a rookie. You only draft a QB if you evaluate him to be the QB your team needs not just because the players want him

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Smitty and Dwill will most likely be too old before Cam starts contributing at a high level. I continue to wonder why people assume he will walk in and start. The Golden Calf of Bristol didn't and Cam sure as hell won't. If you want Newton fine, but I doubt these players are talking specifically about drafting Cam.

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