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There is no coach or team that would not trade for Cam Newton right now.


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Yeah Rodgers is the only one I'd trade him for right now. Not saying Brees/Brady aren't better RIGHT now, but they are getting up there in age so I would pass.

Somebody a while back was asking about this sort of thing. That was essentially my take too.

Yeah, there are guys that are better right now, but Newton is just starting out and should be good for years to come.

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