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You've Seen the Best of Cam...

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On 12/24/2016 at 2:55 PM, 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.

Unless a real Qb whisperer is brought in this is the best we are going to get...op is pretty much dead on...he didn't blame Cam ... 

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On 12/26/2016 at 1:05 PM, AviationMX said:

I made a similar post after a poor newton showing this year.  my frustration  was his lack of effort in becoming a more efficient passer . he has an issue either holding the ball too long or throwing off his back foot. It's tough to watch as his QBR dipped into the 50s.

When people say this I'm always curious as to how they know how much effort Cam puts into something?

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On 12/26/2016 at 7:23 AM, brandon_87 said:

If you're talking about arm strength then yea... but accuracy... hell no. Underthrown...overthrown... out of bounds.... he has had a couple games where he was on point, but for the most part, he just uses strength to chuck it down field and hope his man can get there. 

Recent example;

The play the Norman almost intercepted... that was Underthrown horribly, not a great play by Norman.  

 

I won't even say it's all Cam, maybe he doesn't have his timing down with his receivers, maybe he doesn't trust them... who knows...all I know is the on field product is regressing every week it seems.

What are numbers on this?

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