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89, Bottom Line, says stop blaming Cam's shoulder


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1 hour ago, top dawg said:

Cam holds on to the ball too long because anticipating where the receiver will be and/or leading the receiver is not his forté. 

is this real? do people not watch Cam play at all?

I mean...Cam's been looking off safeties and throwing with anticipation since 2011. 

Good resource for you to read on how Cam Newton goes through reads, progressions, and anticipates his receivers.

Cam Newton going through progressions

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2 hours ago, leoslayer said:

I didn't say some backs. I said game winning or tying td throws in the last 3 minutes. 

A comeback win usually is game tying or winning. Either way those examples were game winning in the last 3 minutes... Just admit you were misinformed.  Being wrong allows for growth

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1 hour ago, Carl Spackler said:

Leoslayer is displaying prime Trumpster fire arguing technique

”name just one time ____ happened. You can’t”

*multiple examples provided*

”yes but name one other time ____ happened under [completely different metric]”

*more examples given*

”I refuse to believe this reality, therefore it is not real”

 

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3 minutes ago, leoslayer said:

I asked a specific question. Td pass that ties or wins in the last 3 minutes. 

Not getting us into position.

That's awesome but a different situation. 

 

But I honestly thank you for pointing those out to me. Sincerely. 

 

I enjoy a nice conversation and a chance to learn something I forgot.

It’s an awfully specific, narrow metric. Why be so broad? Why not only count home games, or games in November? Maybe times when the weather was below 50?

by this standard, Tom Brady in fact did not have a comeback win in his first super bowl. Or his second. Or his third. 

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