Newton may be dealing with a lisfranc injury

[pantherclaw]

25 minutes ago, Cary Kollins said:

so how many times do the trainers need to get it wrong before they are fired,,,,by Ron?

If their tests reveal nothing is wrong,  why is it their fault they treat it as a sprain?

[ellis]

 

[Tbe]

10 minutes ago, ellis said:

 

Explains the traffic.

[Darknight]

1 hour ago, Ncpantherfan71 said:

Ok the double standard here is getting out of hand.  If the doctors say Cam is good, and Cam says he is good, what is the coach supposed to do?  Greg tried to play on an injured foot, TD played in the super bowl with his arm held together with chewing gum and screws.  Those guys showed lots of heart and drive to play through pain.  Cam tries to do the same and most yall want to blame the coach.

  

Preach.

[Shocker]

The best thing for Cam is to take care of Cam and sit until he is right.  His career is in the balance with all these injuries.

[Shocker]

24 minutes ago, ellis said:

 

Yeah you get pie galore for that ref.  Well done sir.

[bigskypanthersguy]

Well, that's lovely.

[Ncpantherfan71]

Some more of my random thoughts.

Maybe Cams look in the mirror comment was about him realizing he is hurting the team trying to play when hurting and he needed to speak up on the seriousness of the injury, pain.  

There are several things about Cams game you can question and criticize,  but his toughness and desire to be on the field with his team is something you can't. 

[Mr. Scot]

2 hours ago, Ncpantherfan71 said:

Ok the double standard here is getting out of hand.  If the doctors say Cam is good, and Cam says he is good, what is the coach supposed to do?  Greg tried to play on an injured foot, TD played in the super bowl with his arm held together with chewing gum and screws.  Those guys showed lots of heart and drive to play through pain.  Cam tries to do the same and most yall want to blame the coach.

Because as much as we all love "tough guy" stories, there comes a point where it's the risk is greater than the reward. If you don't know where that line is, or even worse you do know where it is and you're willing to cross it, that ain't good.

That, plus there's a difference between trying to be tough yourself and sitting back and watching somebody else do it.

[Ncpantherfan71]

1 minute ago, Mr. Scot said:

Because as much as we all love "tough guy" stories, there comes a point where it's the risk is greater than the reward. If you don't know where that line is, or even worse you do know where it is and you're willing to cross it, that ain't good.

That, plus there's a difference between trying to be tough yourself and sitting back and watching somebody else do it.

If you read my other random thoughts post you will see I think Can is learning this.  If the dr says Cam is good, and Cam says he is good, I do not know of any coach in the league who would sit the starting qb.  Cam has to own some of the blame in this.  Coach and dr do not know how and what he feels when running and trying to plant his foot.

The dr relays on the patient to describe what they feel to make a good diagnosis,  if the patient is not honest, you can not blame the dr.

[Puresteel55]

1 hour ago, Khyber53 said:

We saw how well it flew when Ron benched Cam against Cam's wishes. This has been Cam's team in many ways for the past few years. 

IF this is true we are all screwed.

[Mr. Scot]

4 minutes ago, Ncpantherfan71 said:

If you read my other random thoughts post you will see I think Can is learning this.  If the dr says Cam is good, and Cam says he is good, I do not know of any coach in the league who would sit the starting qb.  Cam has to own some of the blame in this.  Coach and dr do not know how and what he feels when running and trying to plant his foot.

The dr relays on the patient to describe what they feel to make a good diagnosis,  if the patient is not honest, you can not blame the dr.

Anybody who knows football players knows most of them would still try to get back on the field even if they were missing a leg. Heck, Sterling Shepard admitted to waving off the sideline when he was suffering concussion symptoms just last week.

And the problem with Rivera is that this isn't new. Even a blind person could see that something was wrong with Newton last year. He should have been sat down long before they finally did.

That's a major reason why people don't trust him now.

[Cary Kollins]

Kyle balling out could be the best thing to happen to Cam’s longevity. Now he can feel like he isn’t the Panthers only chance of winning, which he has been for the past nine years. 

[KaseKlosed]

Kyle Allen aint beating Houstons defense