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Cam has thrown for 67% Accuracy , 5 Passing TD to 1 INT / 3 Rushing TDs

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

Mr. Scot

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47 minutes ago, Castavar said:

People before: "Cam is such an inaccurate QB. Just look at his completion %"

People now: "Anybody can have a good completion % just checking it down".

Me: giphy.gif

It's fair to say that the kind of plays we've been calling do naturally contribute to a higher completion percentage. That's why West Coast quarterbacks always have overinflated completion numbers.

It's equally fair to say ""So what?"

As long as we win, who cares how it happens?

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1 minute ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Yes, Cam finally started studying that playbook and devoted himself to being a good QB

Man if he won the MVP, had the number 1 scoring offense, and was within a score of winning the Superbowl all without studying,... ..

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3 hours ago, Mr. Scot said:

I wonder if there's a reason.

Did something change this offseason? :thinking:

Norv is huge obviously but also underrated upgrade was QB coach. Dorsey was terrible and was just another of Cam's "friends" like Anderson and Webb...

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3 hours ago, FugAllY'all said:

Yeah this is a much better start than his MVP campaign, not even close really. Too bad Mahomes is looking like the second coming or everyone would be talking about Cam.

Yeah, but it's meaningless...  Reid is a great coach, and Mahomes looks like a tremendous young talent, but every year it seems like the Chiefs come out the gates quicker than everyone else...  and every year, they fall apart in the end.

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2 hours ago, TheSpecialJuan said:

Yes, Cam finally started studying that playbook and devoted himself to being a good QB

Huh??! You don't think having a healthy offseason for the first time since the super bowl year and a good oc are having an affect? Dude didn't score 45 touchdowns in a season because he wasn't applying himself. The glaring, obvious changes are 1) training camp and start of the season health and 2) Norv. Coaching and play calling matter. Just look at our piecemeal olines blocking and wr route running... night and day with norv... that's not a coincidence 

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Cam has certainly improved his accuracy this year.  Interesting thing I saw in the numbers though.  Last year, drew brees lead starting qb's with 72% completion.  This year, he is at 80%, and 7 other starters are about his leading mark last year.  Cam at 67% is still only 18th in the league among qb's with significant numbers of passes.  Hopefully its just an aberration, but I can't help but wonder if the rules changes have made to hard to play defense.  

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Cam Newton is inching relatively close to 100 Rushing TDs... he’s at 57.  If he only gets 5 more this season, that would still put him at 62 and only 38 away.

That is insane.  We are watching the best runner from the QB position ever.

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