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About this Cam Newton leaving talk...


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3 minutes ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

We all know 2015 healthy cam is>>>>>>>> Kyle Allen. I’m not convinced 31 year old healthy cam is going to be as powerful a runner... if Kyle Allen plays for 500k and cam is risky... why would you not spend a mid- top 10 pick on the defensive line and the $20 million you now freed up on O-line? My point is Cam Newton will not be 21 million better then KA next year... you might even be able to fetch a Guard for him... if KA sucks BADLY, Trevor Lawerence is available...

Cam at 50% will have us at 6-10... Kyle Allen is going to boom or bust next year... him starting is our best chance at a SB or #1 overall...

psssst..start of 2018 cam was better than Allen and most of the league as well.. people leave that out.

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You people don't know Cam Newton. He will not sit out. Flame me if I'm wrong but that is not in his character from anything I've seen in 9yrs. He may dress oddly but he has been a high character guy despite how the media portrays him. You have to be supremely confident to be what Cam is. Hero ball best describes him.

He will play at a VERY high level again. I wouldn't bet against him.

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3 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

You people don't know Cam Newton. He will not sit out. Flame me if I'm wrong but that is not in his character from anything I've seen in 9yrs. He may dress oddly but he has been a high character guy despite how the media portrays him. You have to be supremely confident to be what Cam is. Hero ball best describes him.

He will play at a VERY high level again. I wouldn't bet against him.

I don't disagree with you about him wanting to play and prove it but if he has gotten pissed at the organization that would be a different thing.

 

I think the smart thing for him to do, from his viewpoint, is play and prove it.

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3 hours ago, Doc Holiday said:

See how he does next year, if healthy and comes back 100% give him a big contract with incentives to off set the injury risk. His play history when healthy has already proven to be worthy. It’s just a question if he can stay healthy.

This is where it gets tricky though.  It's basically a prove it year for him. If he was healthy, would be getting his 3rd contract worked out about now.  If he looks good, then we'll need to sign a deal during the season as you mention.  If he doesn't come back right, a tag & trade will be super hard so are we all just willing to risk next year on him?  It's a big risk for the future given the value that could be had right now for him.  It drops if next year doesn't work out.  It's a decision I see both sides to.   

Best Case: You get Cam freaking Newton back with a chance to compete; however in a brand new system and on a team rebuilding.  Could be a minor build and we could be good quickly but Tepper sounds like he wants a clean slate in many respects.  We sign him to a 4 year type deal and have time to find the next guy while Cam continues through his prime, we contend for SBs.   

Risk: Cam doesn't come back right/gets injured, value is lost, we let him walk at the end of his contract, no compensation.  A team rebuilding gets nothing for him.     

It's a situation I can't remember a QB & team having in quite some time. 

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The man rolled over in his lifted truck close to falling off the damn bridge and PLAYED that season with a friggin broken back bone and he won't play next year?!? I don't have to ask the question "how will Cam perform AFTER he gets paid?". You know why? I know he's not playing for $$$ he plays for clout. To be the best. You spend all this time grooming a franchise QB to give him away to another team because it's time for THEM to "win".

Listen to yourselves.

 

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1 hour ago, Mr. Scot said:

If another team is willing to pay him anything in excess of two years, 20 million, then he absolutely has leverage.

Remember back in mid-season, word was there were at least ten teams that wanted him. All it takes is one.

He can’t negotiate with other teams and even if teams want to trade for him we don’t have to trade him right now at all. If we get an offer we can’t refuse then yeah obviously go ahead but otherwise the play should be to just hang onto him this year and see what he has left if anything. Cam has no real choice but to play for us here if we want to keep him. It’s either play now or sit out the year and not get paid or get to show teams what he has left.

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2 minutes ago, Mr. Scot said:

Rob Chudzinski has been unemployed since 2017.

You think we're going to make him head coach over guys that are winning in the NFL right now?

The analytics say he's the best coach for Cam especially or perhaps another young QB.

Plus he's a Norv guy. We could keep boogieing and KEEP POUNDING.

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47 minutes ago, micnificent28 said:

Even still.. he masked a lot of serious problems with this team. Things that wont show up on the stat sheet. How truly bad the offensive line is and our redzone inability to finish games off on 4th and 1.. Cam has just has more ability to put us in a better position to win games and elevate the rest of this average roster.

I agree with that.  If I thought Cam was done / not a good QB I wouldn't want him back if he was healthy.  I just think we have to be realistic, and Cam - like pretty much every QB - really will need a decent roster around him to succeed.  I do not believe the 2020 Panthers will be a decent roster.

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1 minute ago, rippadonn said:

The analytics say he's the best coach for Cam especially or perhaps another young QB.

Uh, any analytics of Chudzinski as a head coach would factor in his time in Cleveland.

Either way, there are no analytics available that are going to put Rob Chudzinski ahead of Josh McDaniels or Greg Roman.

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