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Anybody catch Cam's presser?


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http://www.panthers.com/media-vault/videos/Cam-Newton-Forward-progress/b087bbea-7eb3-47e2-ab7d-3ed6eb043add

 

Anyone catch Cam's presser today? If not its worth a watch. Definitely starting to see the maturity from this guy. Opened the presser with a statement about today's practice. Good to see him embracing his role as a leader of this team.

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recap?

 

--Started with a statement before any questions. Said this team is practicing with great intensity. The leaders are leading, they know they are 0-2 and they want the fans to still be in it. That they haven't given up. Understands the circumstances of the loss and there is no reason to dwell on it. Just keep working hard.

 

--Wants to go into the bye week with a boost of morale.

 

--Stupid reporter asks if he has to prove himself as a leader; Cam says he doesn't have to prove anything to them. (said i don't mean to be disrespectful but there are bigger "fish in the sea.") anything that happens in this room is irrelevant all that matters is on the field.

 

-- Wants to do everything he can to make sure this team is 1-2 by the bye week. Stressed having a resilient attitude.

 

--Thinks he is a better qb now than he was last season, but the wins need happen.

 

--Said he went through some phases his first two years of learning to be a leader.

 

--Reporter asked about smitty's quote. Said he and smitty talk everyday, rolled the "pressing" thing off his back.

 

--Cam is working on consistency in practice. So there will be less talk about him pressing.  Worked on throwing balls inside a trashcan in practice. Praised Dorsey.

 

--Reporter mentioned the 4th and 1. Didn't throw anybody under the bus. Said he trusts coach Rivera to make the right call. Said he was ready to get the yard.

 

--Cam was keeping it light, cracking jokes but was also very mature, straight-forward and serious about turning this team around

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Cam would have laid his life on the line for that yard to get the first down and win that game against the bills. I don't know why rivera can't have any balls to actually to do it. I'm still so fuging pissed of at that. Two years in a row rivera decides to rely on a shaky defense to win a game and twice it fails.

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