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amcoolio Mentor

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I'm a Cam nut hugger but if Cam doesn't get it together and make his own decisions with the football, then we might as well look somewhere else when his contract runs up.

 

He doesn't audible, so if the defense is in perfect position for the play then thats it, the play is over loss of down. He makes 1 read 90% of the time, and now he won't scramble because the coaching staff has him whipped.

 

The reason Cam and the offense is sucking is because its so damn predictable and easy to game plan for.  Shula is in 100% complete control of the offense, Cam has gone as far as implying that he has no input. And since he doesn't audible, we are screwed.

 

Even f'ing E.J. Manuel changed plays at the line of scrimmage and ran his own yesterday. Cam either doesn't have a clue and his football IQ is indeed bad, or the coaching staff is so set in their crappy ways that Cam can't do anything.

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Cam is an 8,000+ yard QB, there are no doubts about his talents and his ability to throw the football. 

 

With EVERY quarterback, you have to build a level of comfort from when the ball is kicked to the last whistle being blown. Coming out sunday with gun slinging deep ball threats is RIDICULOUS to blame Cam for. We failed to establish a power running game early and reverted to using it in the second half. What you bafoons fail to realize that the inconsistency starts with the game planning and play calling. 

 

Football is a CHESS MATCH that may very well be won before the ball is even snapped. The offensive coordinator and the head coach must game plan for strengths and weaknesses of the the opposing team and know how to exploit them. In addition, throughout the game there must be a pattern of plays to set up and manipulate the defence. For example, Shula on last play of our offensive calls a third and five draw play after running ten straight hand-offs. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO FOOL A DEFENCE WHEN THEY ARE ALREADY EXPECTING A RUN WITH NINE IN THE BOX? The inability to understand when and where certain plays should be called shows the ineptness of the coaching staff. 

 

YOU MUST GET CAM NEWTON INTO A RHYTHM. The playcalling does not allow him to get into a consistent pattern of reads. 

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If Cam continues to play like he has been, and the injuries continue to pile up, then it will between us and the Jaguars for the #1 overall draft pick imo. Bell is terrible, but Cam has had plenty of opportunities to make plays down the field. He isn't hitting open receivers, so I'd say QB is a position to look at in the draft, especially if we're picking #1.

 

 

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cam played bad at first then tighten up, not so worried about him as a pocket passer but he might need to work with ginn more to connect on those deep passes and I've gotten use to the occasionally sailed pass........overall i can't really complain too much he turned what looked to be a horrible game for him into and actually decent game......don't dissect into it too much and some might see that as well

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If Cam continues to play like he has been, and the injuries continue to pile up, then it will between us and the Jaguars for the #1 overall draft pick imo. Bell is terrible, but Cam has had plenty of opportunities to make plays down the field. He isn't hitting open receivers, so I'd say QB is a position to look at in the draft, especially if we're picking #1.

I think we're way too talented of a team to be getting the first overall pick. But if it does happen then we need to think about a QB, because chances are if we're that bad then we didn't get quality play out of the QB position

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I am not surprised by Bell's performance.  To quote the Panthers best coach ever:  He is what he is.  Bell is/was undrafted for a reason.  He is a solid backup....but not an every day RT.  The Panthers should have given Bell help.  The guy had a bad game, but did they not see he was struggling, and at least put Hartsock in to help or something?  

you didn't notice he was in as an extra blocker?  one of the few adjustments i did see

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