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I'm trying to get myself excited about taking Newton #1 overall

Ricky Spanish

By Ricky Spanish,
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koolkatluke Newbie

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I'm comparing people. When people voted for Obama they "Hoped" for change, instead they got 4 more years of Bush.

People "Hope" for change with Newton. Instead they will get more Clausen.

Makes sense now? If not... then you must of voted for Obama.

So us not being in a depression is a bad thing. Or maybe it's hard to clean up the big retarted mess cause by W you think???? It might take a little longer to clean up 8 years of DUMBASS. I'm sorry if you can't see that.

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So us not being in a depression is a bad thing. Or maybe it's hard to clean up the big retarted mess cause by W you think???? It make take a little longer to clean up 8 years of DUMBASS. I'm sorry if you can't see that.

Clearly you dunno Jack about economics. Obama does nothing for recovery. Driving us into reccession is one way I guess.

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Most Newton nut hangers want Newton for 3 basic reason. 1) He was great in college 2) They really want QB #1 overall, don't really care who 3) They go with majority

Fact: Newton is terrible at reading defenses. He will not run away from anyone. You know who is terrible at reading defenses and cannot run away from anyone? Jimmy Clausen! Hurney drafted more than 20 QBs sense he took Panthers GM job... Not a single QB he drafted was any good. People "Hope" Newton will be a beast, reality points in different direction.

Can we call for an official ruling on the word fact? I mean I see a lot of people on this forum placing it out there, but usually they are talking out their a hole.

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Clearly you dunno Jack about economics. Obama does nothing for recovery. Driving us into reccession is one way I guess.

You clearly don't know about economics. It takes more then 3 years to fixed 8 years of reckless spending wallstreet greed and a collapsing housing market and automotive industry. Not to mention fixing a corrupt health care system while trying to change our dependence on dependence on foreign oil. Wow you must live in Never Never land. Sorry he couldn't get it done for you faster.

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I want to see how Newton will handle getting his but handed to him.

Not trying to be negative here, but every QB in the NFL has his butt handed to him at some point. They all experience frustration, losing, and getting smashed in the mouth.

I don't see him handling it very well.

In fact, it kind of irks me to see him in interviews. Did you see his face light up when Deion Sanders said he is the likely #1 pick? He looked like he just hit the jackpot. That's not the face of somebody who looks like he wants to be the best, but rather somebody who wants to cash a check.

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You clearly don't know about economics. It takes more then 3 years to fixed 8 years of reckless spending wallstreet greed and a collapsing housing market and automotive industry. Not to mention fixing a corrupt health care system while trying to change our dependence on dependence on foreign oil. Wow you must live in Never Never land. Sorry he couldn't get it done for you faster.

For thing to be accomplished you actually have initiate something first. I'll just go stop here and I'll accept the fact you know more about economy.

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For thing to be accomplished you actually have initiate something first. I'll just go stop here and I'll accept the fact you know more about economy.

Simple economy (get a pen and paper for this)

It takes 7 years for a single person to recover from bankruptcy.

Depression = a Country going Bankrupt (which was almost our reality)

Get the point?

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I want to see how Newton will handle getting his but handed to him.

Not trying to be negative here, but every QB in the NFL has his butt handed to him at some point. They all experience frustration, losing, and getting smashed in the mouth.

I don't see him handling it very well.

In fact, it kind of irks me to see him in interviews. Did you see his face light up when Deion Sanders said he is the likely #1 pick? He looked like he just hit the jackpot. That's not the face of somebody who looks like he wants to be the best, but rather somebody who wants to cash a check.

No, I didn't see it. But how can you denigrate someone for showing emotion because they might be the number 1 pick?

These guys dream about this all their lives. While we are arguing on a message board, they are working their butts off to realize a dream.

What do you want him to do? Would you prefer that he acts like he doesn't give a rip?

I just don't get it. Why is it that this one prospect cannot do anything without people assuming his intentions are bad?

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