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You've Seen the Best of Cam...

Anybodyhome

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2 minutes ago, Chief_Chokeaho said:

lol wut? Most people love Cam. It's when we criticize Cam we are labeled racist and I'm black! The fan base is full of people who became Panther fans when Cam was drafted and think he is above the team. He isn't. 

If you're black, why did you write that part that I put in bold?

 

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I actually think the inverse is true.  I believe we'll see the best of Cam when we pair him with a better leader.  And that's scary because he's reigning MVP.  QB's are usually like a coach on the field.  Cam and Rivera just don't fit and their personalities are so dissimilar it's almost comical.   Cam won't ever see his true potential with RR, imho. 

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24 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Didn't you make a thread not too long ago declaring how done you are with this team?

Same poo, different year.

Been the same song, and dance for going on 7 years.

Certain Panthers fans wait for him to fail, then trot out the I told you so's because they never wanted him in the first place. For some weak minded people, taking solace in a perceived validation of their opinions/biases trumps winning. That is some seriously pathetic poo.

The real Panthers fans need to take this fanbase from these fairweather pansies.

So, where exactly did I lay any blame on Cam?

Please explain, but keep searching ..

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23 minutes ago, Chief_Chokeaho said:

lol wut? Most people love Cam. It's when we criticize Cam we are labeled racist and I'm black! The fan base is full of people who became Panther fans when Cam was drafted and think he is above the team. He isn't. 

Bingo.

 

Cam is playing like poo and we are losing, but never mind that. 

 

Some people are so insecure. The best thing about the Panthers getting a new QB will be all the time unbearable fanboys that stop rooting for the Panthers and lose interest when Cam leaves...you know, the real fans.

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