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The Site We All Hate: Cam Newton far better, far sooner than anyone expected


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Carolina’s offense was dead last in points, passing yards, and total yards last season. They rank 14th, 5th, and 5th respectively this year. That’s all Newton.
that point is lost on many. the team is turning around in a big way and this is only the beginning.

i expect them to be top 5 in all those areas next year and going forward.

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I don't understand why people compare him to Vince Young, their situations are basically opposite. Young didn't play well but the Titans were winning, while Newton is playing great and the Panthers are losing.

Not to mention the fact that Cam is just plain better than Young.

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Funny that he mentioned Olsen and not Shockey... I was leary about the Shockey signing, but in a lot of ways, I think Shockey has outplayed Olsen, and I'm not saying that Olsen has played badly.

I agree!

I also think Olsen is somewhat soft. Don't get me wrong, he stretches the field, and I'm happy we have him, but if him and Shockey was the same age, and we could only have one, I would go with Shockey 10/10.

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I agree!

I also think Olsen is somewhat soft. Don't get me wrong, he stretches the field, and I'm happy we have him, but if him and Shockey was the same age, and we could only have one, I would go with Shockey 10/10.

shockey's hard as f*ck... which is why he's been injured about 40% of his career.

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