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I hope Cam has a "QB guru" like Tom Brady does

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Stretching and doing all those "core" exercises that strengthens your back and makes it more flexible is important. Don't knock yoga. From what I hear, it really does help players avoid injuries if they do it correctly and safely.

Why not write us a huge post detailing the best conditioning routine and then post it so Cam can read about it and get more novel ideas.....................

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Why not write us a huge post detailing the best conditioning routine and then post it so Cam can read about it and get more novel ideas.....................

Aren't you interested in trying to find out what the "secrets of success" are with the top people in any field? That's what I had in mind with this thread.

I hear when Cam did that commercial with Brady he was listening to him closely and asking good questions. I hope Cam stays that way for the rest of his NFL career. When an NFL QB decides there's nothing else to learn and he starts "coasting" and relying on his past success he's in trouble. That old saying is true ... "if you're not growing, you're dying". Brady and other top QBs know this.

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Aren't you interested in trying to find out what the "secrets of success" are with the top people in any field? That's what I had in mind with this thread.

I hear when Cam did that commercial with Brady he was listening to him closely and asking good questions. I hope Cam stays that way for the rest of his NFL career. When an NFL QB decides there's nothing else to learn and he starts "coasting" and relying on his past success he's in trouble. That old saying is true ... "if you're not growing, you're dying". Brady and other top QBs know this.

Let me get this straight. You are asking a bunch of posters, half of which are either unemployed, college students or just starting out to contribute to a thread where the result is to learn and reveal the secrets of success with top people in their field.................

Seriously?????

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Every one of these posts are tl;dr

I kept adding new stuff to the first post over the last hour. Sorry.

In a nutshell, I just want Cam's QB coach Shula to make it his mission in life to make his hot new Heisman trophy winning QB into a superstar like Brady, Peyton, Brees, etc. That would have been a shorter post.

Gotta put pressure on the assistant coaches like Mike Shula too you know. You don't see the assistant coaches very often. If he's not fixing things that can be fixed with Cam, he SHOULD feel the pressure.

I think of the head coach and the assistant coaches as being like the players. They better work hard and bring their "A game" in every practice and every game. If not, then they tend to be replaced with somebody better ... just like with the players.

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I kept adding new stuff to the first post over the last hour. Sorry.

In a nutshell, I just want Cam's QB coach Shula to make it his mission in life to make his hot new Heisman trophy winning QB into a superstar like Brady, Peyton, Brees, etc. That would have been a shorter post.

Gotta put pressure on the assistant coaches like Mike Shula too you know. You don't see the assistant coaches very often. If he's not fixing things that can be fixed with Cam, he SHOULD feel the pressure.

I think of the head coach and the assistant coaches as being like the players. They better work hard and bring their "A game" in every practice and every game. If not, then they tend to be replaced with somebody better ... just like with the players.

Don't know why I am bothering, but one question...have you watched the Panthers play this year? If so, do you know what Shula looks like? Here's a hint...he is the guy that spends the entire game sitting with Cam and coaching him.

With all due respect, if any of us can give useful tips to someone on the Panthers staff about how to develop players or win games, we have the wrong staff.

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Don't know why I am bothering, but one question...have you watched the Panthers play this year? If so, do you know what Shula looks like? Here's a hint...he is the guy that spends the entire game sitting with Cam and coaching him.

With all due respect, if any of us can give useful tips to someone on the Panthers staff about how to develop players or win games, we have the wrong staff.

I'm not saying that Shula is doing a bad job as QB coach. He's done pretty well so far in most things. I just hope he's uploading as much of his football wisdom as possible into Cam's brain as efficiently as possible. Don't want to overwhelm Cam though.

They say that a huge part of becoming an elite NFL QB is brainpower. Football IQ. Cam's got the physical skills part in most things except maybe tweaking his throwing motion, timing, etc.

I hope Shula is being like a famous college professor and he's giving Cam written tests and making him draw up plays on the board and in the film room, etc. Hopefully, Shula is already doing all that and more. The goal is for Cam to become a ph.D in NFL quarterbacking.

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I'm not saying that Shula is doing a bad job as QB coach. He's done pretty well so far in most things. I just hope he's uploading as much of his football wisdom as possible into Cam's brain as efficiently as possible. Don't want to overwhelm Cam though.

They say that a huge part of becoming an elite NFL QB is brainpower. Football IQ. Cam's got the physical skills part in most things except maybe tweaking his throwing motion, timing, etc.

I hope Shula is being like a famous college professor and he's giving Cam written tests and making him draw up plays on the board and in the film room, etc. Hopefully, Shula is already doing all that and more. The goal is for Cam to become a ph.D in NFL quarterbacking.

You should coach QB coaches. You are amazing.

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I hear when Cam did that commercial with Brady he was listening to him closely and asking good questions.

Wait a minute! You mean you watched the ESPN special on Sportscenter too? I thought I was the only one with elite sources on Cam... I'll be watching you

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