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Mcshay "Drafting him (Cam) was a gamble, and thats why this franchise is where it is"

Awesomeness!!

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Basically he said we take too many gambles, which is why we sucked last year. I literally spit out my Pepsi, because this guy obviously has no fuging clue what he is talking about. Jerry Richardson might be the most conservative guy in the NFL. JR thinks staying up past 8:30 is extreme. Of course, the opposite of JR is Al Davis, but thats another story. What I took from this is that these guys clearly have no clue what they are talking about. From now on I will put no stock what so ever in anything this guy says. Thats pathetic, and indicates a lack of knowledge on his part.

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I think we are where we are now because we haven't gambled on a franchise QB in a long time.

(scratches head) (very confused)

Ummmm... Didn't we draft Clausen last year???

Wow... Some people just won't ever get it!

It may be time to test each member on the huddle on basic football knowledge, as well as Panthers knowledge.

With those results, we should then be categorized, so that the slower people cant talk to the faster people.

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Sometimes you have to gamble to win. I'm not a Cam supporter and I don't like the pick, but I will admit that Cam has tons of potential.

The athletic skills are there, the desire to win is there, the leadership potential is there. I just have doubts have his work ethic and his focus. I would feel most comfortable with bringing in a vet and letting Cam sit. Starting him will almost guarantee a losing season and, like Clausen who was started by Fox in desperation, only frustrate Cam which may cause him to lose his focus.

Cam knows how to win. But does he know how to lose?

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(scratches head) (very confused)

Ummmm... Didn't we draft Clausen last year???

Wow... Some people just won't ever get it!

It may be time to test each member on the huddle on basic football knowledge, as well as Panthers knowledge.

With those results, we should then be categorized, so that the slower people cant talk to the faster people.

Clausen wasn't drafted to be the Franchise. He was just drafted because he was there.

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If it wasn't for Gruden, I probably would've just started following the ticker on my phone.

McShay and Kiper are such tools.

Moreso McShay, Kiper's really lost his elitist attitude in recent years for the most part.

Or it just pales in comparison to how bad McShay's is.

"McShay: What? You didn't do what I said? But But But... I work for ESPN..

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