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Cam needs to grow up and be a leader


PantherBlue

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Does Cam Newton wear out his welcome here if he continues to show no leadership abilities and continues to show spotty performance?

I know he is a big name with lots of talent but I've seen lots of talent come through the NFL and not live up to all the hype. I am hoping this isn't the case with Cam.

I was really expecting to see him take more of a leadership role for the Panthers but instead I've seen just the opposite, so far this year anyway.

Maybe this is just immaturity due to his still young age. I really hope we get a GM here who can turn things around by putting the right players around Cam and the right coaches to teach him the right way to do things because it is obvious he doesn't have a clue right now! I hope that is all it is because I am so tired of wasted picks.

I can see Cam wanting to jumping to another team if JR doesn't get a GM who can hire the right coaches (and players) to help us actually win more games than we lose. I mean we are in every game now, how can we come up on the losing end so many times! It is ridiculous.

Although if Cam cannot stop from being selfish looking and the 'all about him' attitude, I'm not sure I care for him to be around much longer.

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