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Cam has to feel trapped on a terrible football team

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I have family in town tonight for the next few days. They were at the game today. Last night, in Buffalo, they ate with some of the team doctors. In their opinion, "Cam can't see the field."

 

It's interesting. He does force it to Smitty a lot.

 

Interesting.  Do you know if they are referring to his actual vision, the way he reads the field, or something else?

 

Curious, because at 6'5 Newton ought to be able to see the field great.

 

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I have family in town tonight for the next few days. They were at the game today. Last night, in Buffalo, they ate with some of the team doctors. In their opinion, "Cam can't see the field."

 

It's interesting. He does force it to Smitty a lot.

 

I wonder how team doctors would know that. Is that something they heard from the coaches or just their opinion? Cause if it's just their opinion that wouldn't mean too much.

 

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I have family in town tonight for the next few days. They were at the game today. Last night, in Buffalo, they ate with some of the team doctors. In their opinion, "Cam can't see the field."

 

It's interesting. He does force it to Smitty a lot.

 

What a crock of sh*t.

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Cam really can't read the goddamn field though doctor or not, he is slow. His read on the read option is the slowest out of all the option running QB's. Can't feel pressure, doesn't know how to move in the pocket, can't read the field to see who is open, stealing laptops and throwing out the window too late when the cops are already there. Cam is slow.

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stealing laptops and throwing out the window too late when the cops are already there. Cam is slow.

 

Oh wow, am I seeing things or did a guy who's supposedly a Panthers fan really just type this up?

 

See, this is exactly what I have been talking about. He finally came out and said what many ignorant people like him think. Any doubts about you as not only a fan but as a halfway decent human being are long gone now.

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Oh wow, am I seeing things or did a guy who's supposedly a Panthers fan really just type this up?

 

See, this is exactly what I have been talking about. He finally came out and said what many ignorant people like him think. Any doubts about you as not only a fan but as a halfway decent human being are long gone now.

 

just ignore him dude it's not even worth it.

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Brooklyn Bully is lying, lmao, the Panthers have ONE team doctor that travels with them and he was the guy in the suit. And even so, I have a hard time they would divulge that type of info.

 

One doctor for 53 men? I bet he's busy!

 

We are family friends with the team internist. My family sat in the owners box at the game today. I hear good gossip every year. Believe what you will.

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Oh wow, am I seeing things or did a guy who's supposedly a Panthers fan really just type this up?

 

See, this is exactly what I have been talking about. He finally came out and said what many ignorant people like him think. Any doubts about you as not only a fan but as a halfway decent human being are long gone now.

Lighten up Red man...can't take a joke...I though it was alright ya know...But really I feel like his football mind is a few steps behind, have you payed attention to how slow his read is on the read option??? Just something that I have noticed, that it is way slower and not as smooth as Kap or RG....I don't have an issue with Cam and want him to succeed, I am a fan of his. It is just killing me that this thread was made like he is some kind of god. He has major issues as a QB, great football player, so far not a great QB.

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