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The Myth of Cam Newton under pressure dispelled

TonyN

By TonyN,
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If you need stats in order to form your own opinion because you can't do it yourself with your own two eyes, then you are nothing more than a robotic imbecile that can't think for himself with very little knowledge of what is really going on. It isn't rocket science. Anyone that is football knowledgeable, or at least has a brain, can see with their own two eyes that Cam has very little time to set his feet and make throws most of the time. You don't need stats to tell you that.

Dumbest statement I have ever heard. The numbers say Cam has time. But you refuse to accept it because it does not support your biases.

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Updated OL rankings - 31st in run blocking / 24th in pass protection

WTF SCAM

Here is a somewhat different take...clearly not "good"...clearly not a team "strength"...but bad enough to make a "good quarterback" look like Blaine Gabbert or Mark Sanchez...NO WAY...

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?archive=false&offensiveStatisticCategory=OFFENSIVE_LINE&qualified=true&role=TM&tabSeq=2

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Here is a somewhat different take...clearly not "good"...clearly not a team "strength"...but bad enough to make a "good quarterback" look like Blaine Gabbert or Mark Sanchez...NO WAY...

http://www.nfl.com/stats/categorystats?archive=false&offensiveStatisticCategory=OFFENSIVE_LINE&qualified=true&role=TM&tabSeq=2

Yeah, um.....that singular stat line doesn't make the argument you keep thinking it does.

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