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If we were 3-8 would you have patience for Cam (be honest)?

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By Deebo,
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intangiblejohnny Newbie

intangiblejohnny

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Many people would blame Cam but it would have very little to do with his performance.

Can has played far above average and has reached what we had all hoped he would. Such as the ability to be a great pocket passer amd a clutch player.

Instead we constantly anchor our selves to pessimism and we become cynical.

I have been a Panthers fan every season and I watch game unless I must work. All the rough seasons we had for the majority of the franchise have never prevented me from being a fan. That's what makes this season so very special.

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Goondal Newbie

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I imagine I would be blaming Rivera and Shula.  I would also blame Hurney and want to give Gettleman another offseason to clean up his mess.  That is how I felt after Buffalo and Arizona so unless things had changed dramatically I imagine I feel the same.

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So....Cam us playing well, the team is winning, and Cam us getting love.

And you idiots want to start a thread about how people would be bashing Cam if we were losing.

You guys are not happy if you don't have something to complain about....even making up negative scenarios at this point.

Dear God people....enjoy the ride of GTFO.

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I think many people would have been saying Cam is a bust just like they are doing with rg3.

 

I think people would be more impatient with Rivera.  Cam probably a little bit.  Still inaccurate to compare him with RG3.  By comparison RG3 is frail.  Defenders enjoy hitting RG3.....they're scared of trying to bring down Cam.

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