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Cam Newton: Best First Two Seasons Ever


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there are a ton of guys who are better pure passers than cam will ever be. you'd be crazy to argue otherwise.

it's his athleticism combined with the fact that he can make any throw on the field that makes him who he is. the 15 yard out is kind of unofficially the firewall that divides NFL QBs from your college variety and cam sticks those in his sleep. his mechanics are still a mess sometimes but that's fixable. what we've seen out of him in seasons one and two isn't close to the last word on cam.

You nailed it!!! That 15-20 yd out separates great NFL arms from great college arms. And the biggest ***** I see in Griffin's armor, is his inability to consistently stick it in there.

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Yeah, we are like totally upset and stuff!! It's just awful watching your team win 13 games. I'm like totally jealous of a headcase quarterback who can't read defenses!!

yeah let's change the subject again why not.

also people who argue that a quarterback "can't read defenses" are dumbfugs talking out of their ass 99% of the time. akili smith and rick mirer are examples of guys who couldn't read defenses, okay?

also wouldn't you agree that it's pretty amazing that a guy who allegedly "can't read defenses" managed to pass for 14 touchdowns against 4 interceptions over a nine week stretch.

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He read the Atlanta defense pretty well. Hit 65% of his passes for almost 300 yards. No turnovers.

Also ran for 116 (12+ ypc).

Scaaaaam.

There is a reason why your offensive coordinator had a game plan for Newton that is typically reserved for peewee football players.

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