Steelers' handling of Ben a map for Panthers & Cam

[FootballLivesMatter]

Also, having Antonio Brown and Leveon Bell only help Ben a little tiny bit.

[TylerVagyler]

This would require Cam to develop proper passing mechanics. It's year 6 and his footwork is still awful. 

[TheSpecialJuan]

Big Ben Rapistberger

[frash.exe]

if you can reform a motorcycle flipping serial rapist then the sky is the limit with cam

[WarHeel]

Why do Cam's measureables change with every article?


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[imminent rogaine]

7 hours ago, WarHeel said:

Why do Cam's measureables change with every article?


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Cam Newton is seven feet tall and he kills men by the hundreds. And if HE were here, he'd consume the English with fireballs from his eyes, and bolts of lightning from his arse.

[Ivan The Awesome]

15 hours ago, top dawg said:

You're correct about Olsen, who may have lost a step with age, but Jordan Reed is not faster. Guess who is though. Ladarius Green of the Steelers. 

Jared Cook is faster as well. Vernon Davis may still be the fastest however.

I bet you they've dropped more balls that a dog pound tho. Olsen catches everything in his path. It's rare that he drops anything. You can't say that about Cook, Green or Davis. He's definitely in the top 3 fastest TE's in the league and has hands to boot.

 

 

All we need is our Antonio Brown. Ginn isn't even close to that. he's mostly a one trick pony. KB and Funchess are possesion type, move the chains man. Like I said, we need that one shifty, crisp route running, speedster that can blow the top off a defense. That's hard as hell to find. I'm not sure there is one in this draft. Then again, he could be, just like Antonio, in the later rounds. Gettleman has the eye for it. It's just does he have the vision for it. Does the brass really believe this will be the way things should be handled and is there a need? We all know it, Cam and the offense know it. I surely hope Gettleman and the brass know it. 

[Jangler]

As much as the Panthers have always wanted to emulate the Steelers...they done a poor job of it.

 

was going to post high hopes.. meh old music . 

:)

 

[Paintballr]

Man I can't believe Ben was a dual-threat QB. He's so fat now! 

Also I really agree with this article. The Steelers should be the mold we want to copy. If we can transform Cam into a great passer then we will definitely win a super bowl.

But first we need to fire Shula.

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[Snake]

Cam just needs better lineman. Something Ben has always had. 

[CRA]

Here was the Pitt map for Big Ben

when he arrived:  give him great defense and a rush attack and ask him to do little

let him grow...

current blueprint:  give him some of the best skill position players in all the NFL

we ain't following that map

[top dawg]

4 minutes ago, Snake said:

Cam just needs better lineman. Something some Ben has always had. 

Ben hasn't always had the best lines either. Some of it was lack of talent, and some of it was the injury bug.

[Snake]

8 minutes ago, top dawg said:

Ben hasn't always had the best lines either. Some of it was lack of talent, and some of it was the injury bug.

Better than ours on a good day. I would be happy if we could say our line was average. 

[top dawg]

1 hour ago, Ivan The Awesome said:

I bet you they've dropped more balls that a dog pound tho. Olsen catches everything in his path. It's rare that he drops anything. You can't say that about Cook, Green or Davis. He's definitely in the top 3 fastest TE's in the league and has hands to boot.

 

 

All we need is our Antonio Brown. Ginn isn't even close to that. he's mostly a one trick pony. KB and Funchess are possesion type, move the chains man. Like I said, we need that one shifty, crisp route running, speedster that can blow the top off a defense. That's hard as hell to find. I'm not sure there is one in this draft. Then again, he could be, just like Antonio, in the later rounds. Gettleman has the eye for it. It's just does he have the vision for it. Does the brass really believe this will be the way things should be handled and is there a need? We all know it, Cam and the offense know it. I surely hope Gettleman and the brass know it. 

Oh, I agree about Olsen. The thing is though, we absolutely need to start grooming his replacement. I think that it's even harder to find  a TE of his caliber than it is to find a sure-handed, "route-ologist" with good speed at WR. 

AB is one of a kind. The Steelers hit the jackpot! We hit it once when we chose 89. I am not going to put that type of expectation on Gettleman (though maybe I should considering his tooting his own horn about his expertise as a scout), but, like you said, Gettleman has to have the vision. 

BTW, Green has excellent speed, size and hands.