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And so it begins....Newton vs Luck


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He also played the entire 1st half (minus 1 drive) which means he was playing against the Rams 2nd team defense in the PRESEASON.

The Colts looked like they were playing in a playoff game and the Rams could hardly give a poo. No surprise though, the Colts wanted to give their fans something to look forward to.

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Who cares who is better?

Seriously, as long as Newton continues to improve and plays like I know he is capable of, I don't care if Luck is better than him or not. We'll still have a great quarterback on our hands.

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From the highlights I saw, Luck seems to be as good as advertised. The ball just looks perfect coming out of his hand. I would be very optimistic if I were Indy.

As far as comparing him to Cam Cam Bam Bam? Holla at me when Luck breaks off a 50 yard TD run and outruns a NFL secondary.

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