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Chris Weinke on WFNZ about training Cam

OchoNueve

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panthers55 Grand Master

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Sounds as if he will be ready to compete. Putting in 12 hours a day seems to be 12 more than I hearing Clausen or Moore put in right now. I would think that after hearing these reports at least Clausen would be putting in some extra time himself.

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bleys Newbie

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No matter how much effort he puts in, we still all need to remember that he is going to be a rookie and he is going to make rookie mistakes.

The expectations for this kid is going to be sky high in our fan base. We still have to remember that it is ALWAYS a maturation and learning process in the first year or two.

definitely.. when the season starts, you know there will be fools who roam this forum with no concept of reality that is football and the NFL..

Starting him from the beginning of the season scares the poo out of me.

What happened to bringing in a vet?

I would prefer this route, but I'm not sure there are many options worth signing. most likely, we won't make the playoffs and this will be a growing year. Worst case, we put Moore out there to take the hits until Cam is ready.

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Great news, I for one want him starting from day one. The O-line will be above average if Otah is back and healthy along with our running game Cam will just need to manage the game and not turn the ball over. With is size and speed if the first 2 reads are not there tuck the ball and run. Plus if we ever get the lockout behind us we have a ton of money to spend in free agency to lock down some guys on D and sure up the O-line with some depth. A vet QB coming in to help mentor is a good idea but I don't want him starting, he should be holding a clipboard and helping out Cam and Clausen.

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i expected nothing less than this. dude has a big time work ethic, very coachable, eager and able to learn and grasp things. said it all along.

he'll start early and he'll be fine. don't need a vet ahead of him if he knows the playbook and the teammates respond to him. the latter will be the easiest for him.

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definitely.. when the season starts, you know there will be fools who roam this forum with no concept of reality that is football and the NFL..

I would prefer this route, but I'm not sure there are many options worth signing. most likely, we won't make the playoffs and this will be a growing year. Worst case, we put Moore out there to take the hits until Cam is ready.

I'd feel more comfortable with Matty in honestly, at least for a couple games. Or maybe one first half one the other. Idk, but the fact that we threw Jimmy on the field last year without any direction kinda proves that approach doesn't really work. Esp when you don't have a veteran who can guide the younger QB.

We might not make the playoffs anyways with a vet, but where is the harm? I thought there were at least 4 or 5 options. Yeah, maybe Cam is the answer, but let's not just throw him out there and expect he knows exactly what to do in every situation.

why, what scares you?

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