If Shula's play calls are so moronic, why don't we just audible?

[BBQ&Beer]

Why does it matter whether Ryan's comments are true as far as the percentage???

Can Cam Newton audible?

Or can he not?

Or does he just audible poorly?

Is all this "bad play calling" really just Newton making poor decisions at the line???

Once again, If Shula's calls are so moronic, why doesn't Newton just audible out of them?

It is a simple question.

How many plays can we audible to out of any given formation?

[teeray]

Cam probably doesn't have that type of flexibility yet. They probably have the called play and a kill play.

We don't get to the line fast enough to go around changing everything and Cam doesn't have the experience yet even if we did.

[AceBoogie]

Comments like this really make you wonder just exactly why some people have such deep disdain for our quarterback.

Pigment 

[TonyN]

So essentially this is just another "Cam is not intelligent" thread.

 

No, no its not.

 

It is a basic football question that has to be asked when about 90% of the people on this forum are convinced that this coaching staff is to blame for all of Carolina's offensive problems. Same as last year...remember "full-retard" Chudzinski...everything that went wrong last year was his fault.

[TheRed]

Why does it matter whether Ryan's comments are true as far as the percentage???

Can Cam Newton audible?

Or can he not?

Or does he just audible poorly?

Is all this "bad play calling" really just Newton making poor decisions at the line???

Once again, If Shula's calls are so moronic, why doesn't Newton just audible out of them?

It is a simple question.

If he really is calling that many audibles then he did a pretty damn good job against Seattle, we were a fumble away from beating them.

Not to mention the 38 points we dropped on NY.

The Buffalo game he was off in the first half but settled in, still would have won that game if Rivera hadn't pussed out on fourth down.

[TonyN]

How many plays can we audible to out of any given formation?

 

It depends on the formation, doesn't it???

[teeray]

By the way. In the range of stupid threads by people who don't gave a clue, this rates near the top.

[Brooklyn Bully]

It wouldn't matter if Cam called an audible, he'd still be audibling into another Shula play.

[PhillyB]

die thread die

[TonyN]

If he really is calling that many audibles then he did a pretty damn good job against Seattle, we were a fumble away from beating them.

Not to mention the 38 points we dropped on NY.

The Buffalo game he was off in the first half but settled in, still would have won that game if Rivera hadn't pussed out on fourth down.

 

Cam Newton has had his moments, for sure. The guy shows flashes of brilliance. And then disappears.

 

I am sorry, but Cam Newton was terrible in the 2nd half Sunday. Brutal.

[JawnyBlaze]

Anyone who actually believes Cam changes to a different play 70% of the time has a brain the size of a raisin.

[TheRed]

Cam Newton has had his moments, for sure. The guy shows flashes of brilliance. And then disappears.

I am sorry, but Cam Newton was terrible in the 2nd half Sunday. Brutal.

He started out very good the first 2 drives. We had a dropped TD pass on the first drive and then a dropped fourth down pass in the red zone the next. We basically abandoned the running game after that and then things went downhill from there. I put it on the entire offense.

Just an embarrasing second half for all of them.

[CelibatePimp]

Cam Newton has had his moments, for sure. The guy shows flashes of brilliance. And then disappears.

 

I am sorry, but Cam Newton was terrible in the 2nd half Sunday. Brutal.

 

"Moments". Are you kidding me? Dude has "audibled" his way to give us a 3-1 record right now. Even surely you can see this. Now that is it clear, you are only going to talk about his 2nd half. Are you going to credit him for all the others?

[TheRed]

Anyone who actually believes Cam changes to a different play 70% of the time has a brain the size of a raisin.

Hey but he heard it from a commentator during the Arizona broadcast, it's gotta be true.