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Armanti "Boss of the South" Edwards

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cookinbrak Grand Master

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For Christs sake people...No one hated Armanti. They hated we gave up a 3rd and the #1 pick in the 2nd round for him. Oh they also probably hated the App Fanboys which did more damage to him on here than Armantis lackluster rookie debut

I believe you and Zod both referred to 1AA football as "high school".

Let Cam Newton touch the ball 4 times this year, and then sit the bench the rest of the year, and he'll have a "lackluster rookie debut", as well.

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cookinbrak Grand Master

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According to the wise:

Jimmy - Bust

LaFell - Continued Bust

Cam "the best thing that has ever happened to any team with any owner with every coach in any situation anywhere in the world everywhere, instant HOF, All Pro, Pro Bowler, Triple Crown, 4 time Super Bowl Champ, Heisman lifetime winner, poster child for the NFL, face on every cereal box, knighted by King George the VIII, pope second time running, all you can eat buffet, Favre's son, mega-warrior" Newton - HOF

Everybody Else - Win

You forgot "Cy Young and Hart Trophy winner, multiple winner of the 'EGOT', recipient of the coveted 'Cam Newton' award, and host of the Nobel, Pulitzer, and Peabody winning 'Teh Cam Show', featured on every network (TV and radio) from 7-9 nightly.

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I believe you and Zod both referred to 1AA football as "high school".

Let Cam Newton touch the ball 4 times this year, and then sit the bench the rest of the year, and he'll have a "lackluster rookie debut", as well.

It is.

You are the reason people "hate" on Armanti not Armanti.

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Floppin Grand Master

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It is.

You are the reason people "hate" on Armanti not Armanti.

That's an outright stupid comment. The only reason that the App homers were so outspoken and obnoxious was because you and a few others were the loudest retards on the block with the Edwards bashing from the moment he was drafted. It's just a counter balance to your hate.

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at the time, nobody knew it was going to be the 33rd pick.

If he becomes a starter in this league..hell, even if he becomes a reliable 3rd option, he'll be worth it.

It does not matter. He much like Brown have a much higher standard to live up to, mind you that neither have done so.

What pick was he drafted at, and what is the highest possible pick that we would have gotten the next year in the 2nd?

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Swag at its best

We're renaming Swag to "Newtons."

You forgot "Cy Young and Hart Trophy winner, multiple winner of the 'EGOT', recipient of the coveted 'Cam Newton' award, and host of the Nobel, Pulitzer, and Peabody winning 'Teh Cam Show', featured on every network (TV and radio) from 7-9 nightly.

I knew I left some stuff out. Hard to keep up with 'ol Newton.

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