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Geoff Schwartz on College Football, IR, CAM

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Very interesting insight on what its like to be on the IR in the NFL.

Also, addresses the Cam haters.

Lastly, I have been reading on OKTC about the hatred towards Cam Newton. Really? I have every reason to dislike the guy. He beat my Ducks in the national championship game. But guess what, I love the guy. For those who don’t know, he’s my teammate on the Panthers. From day one, he has come into the NFL and worked his ass off. He keeps his mouth shut, acts like a professional, is humble and most of all he is a winner, plain and simple, regardless of Sunday’s outcome. What he did on Sunday was amazing for a rookie QB. Not every game is going to be like that, the NFL doesn’t work that way. Maybe the people who hate him are jealous of his accomplishments or “hating” him is the only way to knock him down a peg after his great performance. But seriously people, give Cam his due for a great opening weekend.

http://outkickthecoverage.com/nfl-mailbag-and-more-with-carolina-panthers-geoff-schwartz.php

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