If the Panthers DIDN'T draft Cam Newton...

[teeray]

Even Nix said after the draft they would have had to of thought about Newton at 3 if he was there. Believe me Newton was off the board by 3.

[Ares d9]

I was actually thinking about that the other day. When i was studying construction at clemson i took some architecture classes too. It took 5 years in the program to get a grad degree. You can't get your license without a grad degree. If you had a bachelors in something else it took 6 years.

I'm really confused about why Luck stayed because it will take tons of commitment to even have a marginally successful career. There's no way he can do both.

I think he just wanted to avoid the lockout mess and not play for the panthers.

Carolina should've been a dream location at #1 for Luck. It beats the hell out of Buffalo, Detroit, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Oakland, etc.

We got ourselves a stud franchise QB anyway, fuck Andrew Luck.

[joemac]

Andrew Luck.....duh.

Maybe im biased, but I honestly think Cam has the potential to be one of, if not the best QB in the game. The hate for this guy is just uncharted territory.

Since when did taking a 6'5" 250 lb monster who runs 4.5 and can probably throw a spiral 100 yards, who ran away with the Heisman and every other award, won 3 total national titles in college and pretty much took an average Auburn team all the way, become the worst pick in the history on sports?

Everything so far has been throughly impressive.

[Wither]

and then decides to convert to TE

Or they could pull a Carolina and try to convert him to WR.

[Kuech Da Sneak]

He would have went high. No matter what the media and the talking heads try to say, a lot of teams had Cam Newton rated highly. I'd be surprised if he got past 3, but I definitely think he would have went in the top 10.