What's up with all these hating on Cam threads?

[Steve_Smith_Sr.]

30 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Haha, now apparently Cam Newton lacks "grit", but that there CMC though, he has "it".

This fanbase needs an enema.

The fanbase needs a better QB.

[TheRed]

Just now, Steve_Smith_Sr. said:

The fanbase needs a better QB.

Truthfully I hope everyone in this fanbase that thinks and behaves the way you do is saddled with another Jimmy Clausen except worse. I'll buckle in and keep rooting for my team, but fans like you will jump ship when things get too tough.

[Bronn]

Simple answer to OP: We have a lot of closet racist/"conservative" fans.

[DeAngelo Beason]

People are tired of seeing the same mistakes over and over.  

I wouldn't have been nearly as pissed off had Cam not try to blame "rust".  That is such a piss poor excuse for the way he played.  He generated 0 points for the team.  He couldn't complete a pass over 15 yards.  He was looking pretty damn sharp in TC, so I rust is just a complete garbage excuse. 

On the overthrow to Curtis Samuel, for example, the DB didn't even make contact with him to throw the timing of the route off.  It was just a horrendous pass, period.

[TPanther920]

Cam is starting his 9th year. I don't question his desire to win. But he still throws high and seems to lack an awareness of the play clock. At this point I don't believe any coach is going to fix either problem. 

[OriginalPantherDan]

5 hours ago, Swedish Butt-Whistle said:

"At some point something had to happen," he said of the game. "That was kind of the mindset. I feel like I was gonna do everything in my power to kind of get it going. It felt really bad at times, but it ended up opening up. We had to keep staying course, keep fighting."

His resolve is what stuck with teammates afterward. It endears him to them. As does his confidence.

"He carries himself with a chip on his shoulder, not to the point of being arrogant or cocky, but it's a good thing because that's why he was able to do what he did today," said right guard J.R. Sweezy. "He's going to continue to grow and get better and he's going to be a top quarterback in this league in no time."

Rookie Kyler Murray

Seque to the Panthers in the 4th quarter, Who had this type of grit on our team? I can only name CMC. 

Coming back against the Lions in no way compares to coming back against the Rams. Murray wouldn’t have had that kind of comeback against Rams, believe that. 

[jbland]

7 hours ago, Verge said:

The dude played better than the QB opposite of him against a team that was just in the Super Bowl, in his first game back from surgery, and was a missed tackle or missed field goal away from none of these threads existing. Dude threw for 65% accuracy, which does not calculate tips or drops, and he moved the chains on multiple occasions. I am not some staunch defender of Cam either, he deserves criticism when he messed up, and he had a couple of moments in this game, but to claim he is done or he sucks is such a brash overreaction. This whole narrative that he can't throw a deep ball, when his arm was clearly just fine is annoying, we did not dial up deep balls because the last thing we want is for Cam to get buried on a seven step drop against one of the best defensive lines in football. We went toe to toe with a top 3 team in the NFL, and clearly showed we are ready for anyone, you guys need to step away from the message board and take a xanax or something, and make sure not to come in here after Thursday nights game glowing Cam up if you made one of these stupid 'doom and gloom' Cam threads.

The frustration comes not because we lost the game. It’s because Cam keeps making the same mistakes over and over. Not throwing the ball 20+ yards doesn’t bother me, overthrowing/missing a wide open receiver does. It’s been his achilles heel his whole career.  His mechanics and foot work-while better-are still suspect.  

[TheRed]

Wahhh Cam wahhh Cam.

It's the same pasty faced little rascal Alfalfa looking motherfugers in every thread wringing their hands about Cam's passes and his wardrobe.

Welp that's enough huddle for today.

[*FreeFua*]

1 minute ago, TheRed said:

Welp that's enough huddle for today.

I doubt that very much

[TheRed]

8 minutes ago, *FreeFua* said:

I doubt that very much

I logged back in for you. Though we have been at odds, you are far more loyal than any of these mouth breathers stinking up the joint right now.

Are you on the Moore train again yet? He has immense talent and potential but that fumble reminded me way too much of that costly turnover against Seattle some years ago. He needs a confidence boost against the Bucs. But there's no excuses. As much as I want this to be a "get right game" so to speak, I'm reminded that the Bucs have surprised us in years past. Our secondary could definitely get the opportunity to force some turnovers. I just hope the OL makes some strides. The back end of our schedule could prove to be quite brutal.

[Steve_Smith_Sr.]

38 minutes ago, TheRed said:

Truthfully I hope everyone in this fanbase that thinks and behaves the way you do is saddled with another Jimmy Clausen except worse. I'll buckle in and keep rooting for my team, but fans like you will jump ship when things get too tough.

Nope, we've been hanging on for years man.  We saw one great year in 2015, but otherwise it's been pretty mediocre.  Lack of accuracy forces Cam to run which is exciting, but detrimental to his career.  

Accuracy and consistency = winning records

[*FreeFua*]

6 minutes ago, TheRed said:

I logged back in for you. Though we have been at odds, you are far more loyal than any of these mouth breathers stinking up the joint right now.

Are you on the Moore train again yet? He has immense talent and potential but that fumble reminded me way too much of that costly turnover against Seattle some years ago. He needs a confidence boost against the Bucs. But there's no excuses. As much as I want this to be a "get right game" so to speak, I'm reminded that the Bucs have surprised us in years past. Our secondary could definitely get the opportunity to force some turnovers. I just hope the OL makes some strides. The back end of our schedule could prove to be quite brutal.

It was something he needed to clean up and you’d think after having it come loose plenty of times his rookie year (sometimes after he was already out of bounds) it would’ve been a primary focus of his this season. However, first drive of the game when we’re moving the ball was a game changer. At this point DJ has given me no reason to believe fumbling isn’t going to be an issue for him moving forward. It’s a real shame because he has big play ability but if he can’t hang onto the ball I don’t want him anywhere near the ball. 

I didn’t expect us to win yesterday but seeing how we lost sucked. We had plenty of opportunities to win but in typically Ron Rivera era fashion, we pissed those away and beat ourselves. Hard not to look at yesterday’s game and think it’s the same old with this team this season.

 

[Adb6368]

Tom Brady has made a living over the past 5 years not throwing downfield...

There's a reason we drafted DJ Moore and Curtis Samuel and it is not to throw go routes the entire game.

[Varking]

A lot of Qbs who barely had any preseason reps looked off early. Not a big deal. Cam isn't washed. We went toe to toe with the defending NFC champs. If you want to base things off of one week and completely ignore who they were playing against then that would mean Lamar Jackson is elite all-world and that Gardner Minshew is the second coming of Christ at QB. Stop breaking ankles jumping on and off bandwagons so early in the season. Cam is fine.