Is Cam Newton a star in the making or a scrub?

[AubiePanther]

I was trying to say that he didn't make a big show out of the positive things he was doing in the community, even when it might have done a lot to distract from some of the bad publicity that was coming his way. I guess I could have worded that better.

[Ricky Spanish]

Star imo he could be like a LeBron from a star standpoint he's the only guy in this draft that I could see going to a small market team and making them relevant..

It all depends on how the person you draft turns out. look what peyton manning did for the colts. they were nothing before him.

drew brees in NO

philip rivers in SD

doesn't matter where your team is, if your QB is good, you will get exposure.

[Grammer]

scrub a dub dub

[AubiePanther]

scrub a dub dub

That was 4 years ago. At 18 years of age a lot of us made less than stellar decisions. In Cam's case, however, he went from that to this.

http://family.auburn.edu/profiles/blogs/all-i-do-is-read-read-read-cam

[Bj-Monster23]

I wouldnt mind having him but i dont think we will to risky. Alot is going to depend on it.

[Ricky Spanish]

one thing is for sure, Hurney's ass is on the line right now. if he fugs this up, his ass is hitting the streets.

[Mr. Scot]

Is Cam Newton a star in the making or a scrub?

Yes.

one thing is for sure, Hurney's ass is on the line right now. if he fugs this up, his ass is hitting the streets.

Maybe, but I'm not entirely sold on that.

I could see Hurney staying and the college scouting department getting "reorganized".

[Ricky Spanish]

Yes.

Maybe, but I'm not entirely sold on that.

I could see Hurney staying and the college scouting department getting "reorganized".

I could see the entire FO get "reorganized" if he fails to produce winners. Yeah the coach has to coach the guys into studs, but the GM has to find the right guys for the job, and he has been doing a less than stellar job of that over the last few years. me thinks blowing this first overall pick when you have your choice of anyone in the draft could mean his job.

[Mr. Scot]

With Mark Richardson out and team president Danny Morrison being primarily (as I understand it) focused on the business side of things, Marty Hurney is for all intents and purposes the god of football operations in Charlotte.

If this season is a failure, he'll be the man mostly responsible. Of course, "the man mostly responsible" and "the man who takes the fall" often aren't the same guy.

[csx]

I don't blame him for none of them picks. Tim downfall was injuries he was very talented. Anybody remebers the Redskin game where he could have went for 200 yards in the 1st half?

Then you can't blame Polian for Kerry. Kerry hurt Kerry he would be near HOFamer if he could have kept himself out of trouble and off the bottle when he was younger.

Both player were good picks you can't predict how injuries and maturity will happen.

talk like cave man

[csx]

Yes.

Maybe, but I'm not entirely sold on that.

I could see Hurney staying and the college scouting department getting "reorganized".

I don't really see that. We really don't know what the scouts say to the management, we only see what decisions the management makes. Unless you are suggesting that management passes off any poor decisions on the scouts?

[davos]

Cracka McNasty is tha sh*t

[pantherj]

J/K no one knows.

[Wither]

This thread has nothing to do with whether or not you think he will be a star or scrub, it has to do with the article... but alas, many will continue to post as such...