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It's not good to have lost all those games last year and getting the #1 overall pick in the draft .... but .... the Carolina Panthers couldn't have picked a better year to have that #1 pick. :D

It looks like the Panthers "hit the lottery" in 2011 with Cam.

Let's hope he gets better and better. It's kind of scary to think how good he might be with a year or two of NFL experience. He might be better than Tom Brady and Peyton by then. Maybe sooner. Never know with Cam.

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I just hope the Oline coaches are working HARD with the Oline guys. They gotta protect their new record breaking QB like he's the President and they're the Secret Service or something. They're the body guards.

It would be bad for the Panthers if Cam got injured just like with the Colts without Peyton. The Colts are in bad shape for this season. No doubt.

The Oline need to be "bad azzes" in the trenches in passing AND run blocking. They need to give Cam more time so he can throw with good mechanics with his footwork and follow thru, etc.

Cam still needs some time to get used to the speed of the NFL. The NFL is like a computer game that has multiple levels that get faster and faster. Cam needs to get used to playing at level 9-10 ... up from level 7 in SEC college football. When Cam is hurried too much, he tends to try to force things and make mistakes like he did in the Packers game. The Packers defense was a definite 10 defense. Gotta admit, Cam did alright against those guys. A lot of experienced QBs would kill to throw 430 yards on the Packers defense.

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