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Rosenthal just can't give up on his Luck love (though he's good at giving Cam the credit he is due)...

 

 

 

The next generation is coming. Russell Wilson,Andrew Luck and Ryan Tannehill all progressed.Cam Newton "matured," which is media translation for his defense getting better (Newton never was exactly a problem). Nick Foles came out of nowhere to bolster the 2012 rookie class.

 

 

 

Next level

 

5. Ben Roethlisberger (6) 

6. Russell Wilson (8)

7. Andrew Luck (6) 

8. Cam Newton (14) 

9. Nick Foles (N/A) 

 

 

 

 

Let me see here... Cam has a higher QB rating than Luck?

 

Check.

 

Cam has a higher yards per attempt than Luck? 

 

Check.

 

Cam has more TDs scored than Luck?

 

Check.

 

And (using last years NFL "expert" criteria) Cam has more "wins" than Luck?

 

Check.

 

And, just guessing here (and using yet another of last year's NFL "expert" criteria), but I think Cam has more "clutch" "comeback" wins this year than Luck?

 

But Luck is the better QB?

 

OK.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000304038/article/quarterback-index-yearend-rankings

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Rosenthal just can't give up on his Luck love (though he's good at giving Cam the credit he is due)...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Let me see here... Cam has a higher QB rating than Luck?

 

Check.

 

Cam has a higher yards per attempt than Luck? 

 

Check.

 

Cam has more TDs scored than Luck?

 

Check.

 

And (using last years NFL "expert" criteria) Cam has more "wins" than Luck?

 

Check.

 

And, just guessing here (and using yet another of last year's NFL "expert" criteria), but I think Cam has more "clutch" "comeback" wins this year than Luck?

 

But Luck is the better QB?

 

OK.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000304038/article/quarterback-index-yearend-rankings

 

People are so ingrained with the thought of Luck being the one that they can't fathom anything less 

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Isn't this the same fool that rated Kaepernick and RG3 higher than Cam last year (and said he looked at Cam's Rookie season as well), by claiming they were more accurate than Cam (not taking in account the systems they played in)?

 

I remember, I vociferously disagreed with him (if it was truly him), cause I knew neither Kaepernick or RG3 were legitimate pocket QB's, especially compared to Cam. And now everyone knows this. 

 

And Luck has done nothing this year (at least compared to Cam's situation), while playing in a weak division, which pads his wins stats, even though they did win a few nice games. But nobody's afraid of Indianapolis. 

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Luck is really good....I dunno why some of y'all can't get over that.

 

You're missing the point. No one in this thread is saying luck sucks. However every measurable category says cam is better than luck but these "experts" can't stop picking luck over cam.

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I don't think they're that similar as passers at all.  Luck is definitely more consistent with his accuracy, but he doesn't have Cam's arm.  Luck is still the more polished pocket passer at this point.  The biggest issue both guys have right now is a weak WR corps.

Disagree with this whole heartedly. 

 

Luck's neither very accurate, and certainly not consistently accurate, or even assuredly a better pocket passer than Cam (though he's good), comparatively speaking. 

 

Have you watched him play regularly, or are you going off perception, pre-draft, or what media tells you?

 

They're very similar already, with Cam having far more upside potential. 

 

And I like, am a fan of Luck. 

 

 

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Rosenthal just can't give up on his Luck love (though he's good at giving Cam the credit he is due)...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Let me see here... Cam has a higher QB rating than Luck?

 

Check.

 

Cam has a higher yards per attempt than Luck? 

 

Check.

 

Cam has more TDs scored than Luck?

 

Check.

 

And (using last years NFL "expert" criteria) Cam has more "wins" than Luck?

 

Check.

 

And, just guessing here (and using yet another of last year's NFL "expert" criteria), but I think Cam has more "clutch" "comeback" wins this year than Luck?

 

But Luck is the better QB?

 

OK.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000304038/article/quarterback-index-yearend-rankings

 

How did Russell Wilson, go up, when his team lost this week, and he's been playing poorly the past month?

 

Is it cause, they're the only team with 3 losses still, out of the "next line" QB's mentioned.

 

And how was Cam #14 previously? Is it because, the NFL media, finally got a chance to see Cam operate during the end of that game vs New Orleans (and therefore should have been higher to begin with, if they were actually watching his games)?

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Disagree with this whole heartedly. 

 

Luck's neither very accurate, and certainly not consistently accurate, or even assuredly a better pocket passer than Cam (though he's good), comparatively speaking. 

 

Have you watched him play regularly, or are you going off perception, pre-draft, or what media tells you?

 

They're very similar already, with Cam having far more upside potential. 

 

And I like, and am a fan of Luck. 

 

I've watched 5-6 of his games and stand by what I said.  I think both franchises are very happy with their QBs.  I'm glad we have Cam.

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