Cam thrives in the No huddle

[IamSoClutch]

Nice article I just found. Exactly how I was feeling watching the game yesterday. We have to let Cam go and do his thing.

Cam Newton, Panthers thrive in no-huddle offense http://es.pn/1Ekatue -via SportsCenter http://es.pn/scappandroid

 

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Link 

 

http://espn.go.com/blog/carolina-panthers/post/_/id/9360/newton-panthers-thrive-in-no-huddle-offense

[B.BERSIN]

Do more no huddle offense!

[csx]

Hmmmm...that was about the Patriots

[beastson]

Ask about him in Auburn 

[WOW!!]

We can't always do it because it puts more plays and minutes on our defense. Time of possession was 32min to 27min. We have to win time of possession a lot with the type of team we have.

[UpstatePanther]

i think we should start games running the no huddle and letting Cam basically call his own plays. then as we build a lead, slow down the pace and let our defense rest. this hinges on the defense playing lights out in the first half. if that cant happen, then the no huddle might do more harm than good. one thing is for sure... they need to take the reigns off of Cam. the kid needs to be able to call his own plays and needs to be able to run the ball when he feels like it

[Ricky Spanish]

We can't always do it because it puts more plays and minutes on our defense. Time of possession was 32min to 27min. We have to win time of possession a lot with the type of team we have.

 

yes and no. Just because we run the no huddle doesn't mean we can't run the clock down a few times in a drive as Cam audibles at the line a-la Peyton Manning. 

[WhoAmI?]

''The no-huddle offense has been our edge,'' said Newton

 

''He's pretty good at it,'' Olsen said. ''It's been good for us this year. Sometimes certain situations dictate that you can't stay in it, but when we've done it we've been pretty successful. When we need a spark we can go to it. And it seems like it does spark us.'' Greg Olsen

 

"We rediscovered a lot of things," head coach Ron Rivera said. "That was probably the best part." Rivera

 

It's sounds like everybody is getting on board with this no huddle. Obviously, you can't do it all game, but this could be our thing. HOw many times have people on this board say that Cam thrives in the no huddle up tempo offense? The no huddle seems to be trending upwards, so hopefully we do it more this year. Cam thrives in it and it seems to fit our whole offense.

[AceBoogie]

So basically the less Shula the better

[Jeremy Igo]

So basically the less Shula the better

 

Shula's offenses have always had a tough time either finding or keeping a rhythm. Maybe giving Cam a number of plays to run and just letting him go with it is the way to go. Sure did seem that way yesteday, huh?

[Nick_81]

We can't always do it because it puts more plays and minutes on our defense. Time of possession was 32min to 27min. We have to win time of possession a lot with the type of team we have.

 

 

yes and no. Just because we run the no huddle doesn't mean we can't run the clock down a few times in a drive as Cam audibles at the line a-la Peyton Manning. 

 

Also, a lot of people think no huddle, and automatically assume "fast paced" offense.  That's not the case, unless you specifically make it the case, which we don't.

[beastson]

It's sad it took for us to get down by 2 TD's to finally go to it. Imagine if we wasn't good at it

[Davidson Deac II]

Fwiw, Cam was pretty good in the with huddle offense as well.  The rest of the team played a little better when we hurried up.

 

If we use it all the time, its effectiveness will likely be diminished. 

[Nick_81]

Shula's offenses have always had a tough time either finding or keeping a rhythm. Maybe giving Cam a number of plays to run and just letting him go with it is the way to go. Sure did seem that way yesteday, huh?

My friend and I were discussing this during the game yesterday.  Seems like every time it's put in Cam's hands, something good happens.  He finds a lot of success running the no huddle, playing the game the way he sees it on the field.  He's a much smarter QB than he gets credit for.