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What if the Panthers had drafted Andrew Luck?

Mol3m4n

By Mol3m4n,
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Reading the thread title, I said "Oh boy, here we go" (I thought this crap wouldn't start until the MNF game in November).  It's actually a spoof article of what-ifs that has Cam taking the Broncos to Super Bowl glory while Luck is in Carolina. 

Regardless, who cares because Cam Newton is our quarterback (apply sniffle, sniffle, Terrell Owens voice here) and that's all that matters!

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So the reason RG3 became RGKnee, Peyton Manning didn't win another Superbowl, and Chip Kelly's seems to struggle a lot is because the Panthers drafted Newton? And the only thing holding Newton back from offensive greatness is not having The Golden Calf of Bristol as his TE? And as an added bonus the only thing Panther fans get in this utopian alternate reality is confusion and Taylor Swift?

Well, alright then.

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