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I'm Defending Cam....


Rubi

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I am defending Cam Newton. Here's why :

No run game

No oLine

Read option scheme

Lack of WR depth

Horrible staff that makes no adjustment

(Chud, Chico)

All the pressure is on him which is not fair in my opinion

Is he perfect? Not at all. Does he have flaws? Yes

But this guy gives us a chance every game with his arm and his legs. Today against Denver he had well over 200 yds and 2 TDs. People are acting like he's thrown 4 INTs today. Trade him?? Hell no. There are way bigger problems in this organization than Cam

Anyone with any football IQ will know that no QB can be successful with no run game no oline and when all of your targets are blanketed

Cam is my guy. Forward with him

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