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Would Cam be successful on past Panther teams?

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csx Grand Master

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He likely would have done well under Henning's offense. With Moose in his prime, a young Smith, Steven Davis pounding it, the roided up OL and that defense. It would have been fun.

Not that it wasn't....that was the most fun season to watch in my opinion.

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Pretend Cam Newton was QB on these past Panther squads.

Would...

'01 Panthers go 1-15?

'03 Panthers go to the Superbowl?

'06 Panthers, a preseason pick to win the Superbowl, have lived up to expectations?

Yea they would probably have been 0-16 with Cam starting, becauase he was only like ten years old . :rolleyes:

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umm, no guys.

John fox was our coach in 03 and 06, we'd be unning the ball 50 times per game, cam included.

great canned answer

However, the question wasn't about how much the team would run but weather or not Cam would be successful. Both of Smith and Muhammad put up monster years under that run 50 times a game offense. Henning's offense was Corryell as well.

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