Pat Yasinskas "unleash Newton"

[Montsta]

Daunte Culpepper wasn't exactly small. Definitely bigger than Chris Gamble, but who took out who?

If small DBs think he's too big to hit straight up, where do you think they'll aim?

Running QB's fear Gamble because he is the NFL all time king of the leg backle. That ish is scary man.

[edromeo]

The Newton situation has really dragged carolinahuddle down further into the mud than it was already.

And insightful posts like your follow-up:

~[not so thinly veiled racism]

add what to the forum?

[I am Hubby]

I've gotta ask why you call him Cameron.

I call him Cameron for two reasons. First, it is his name. Second, it is a sign of respect, which is born of hope and excitement.

[Punisher]

And one of only a few who has not thrown a TD pass in the preseason.

Nice try.

Not anymore

[Montsta]

Not anymore

Boom! Headshot.

[rainwater]

Cam should probably just stay in the pocket with our amazing O-line. I don't see how he could get hurt doing that.

[King Taharqa]

And one of only a few who has not thrown a TD pass in the preseason.

Nice try.

Come again?

What to nitpick about now? :D

[carpanfan96]

Come again?

What to nitpick about now? :D

You didn't take long on that one. lol

[Jacket60]

It's only logical that the more hits you take, the higher chance of injury you have.

Disagree?

Right, but explain how his risk is higher than a running backs. RBs take multiple hits every game. But if Cam leaves the pocket, his chance of getting hurt is somehow greater? Shouldn't the risk be the same for both him and the running backs? It would be like if someone said "ohh I don't know if I want Deangelo running the ball out of the backfield, some of those LBs and DBs could lay a nasty hit on him and put him out." But nobody ever discusses situations such as that. Only if Cam runs it, like he's magically weaker and fragile just because he's labeled a QB.

You get what I'm saying?

[Mr ocho nueve]

Right, but explain how his risk is higher than a running backs. RBs take multiple hits every game. But if Cam leaves the pocket, his chance of getting hurt is somehow greater? Shouldn't the risk be the same for both him and the running backs? It would be like if someone said "ohh I don't know if I want Deangelo running the ball out of the backfield, some of those LBs and DBs could lay a nasty hit on him and put him out." But nobody ever discusses situations such as that. Only if Cam runs it, like he's magically weaker and fragile just because he's labeled a QB.

You get what I'm saying?

Well, he is a QB. He is now the the captain of our offense. If he goes down, we all go down.

If D.will gets hurt we have Stewart to take over. If something happened to Cam, well I think this board would overload.

[Jacket60]

Well, he is a QB. He is now the the captain of our offense. If he goes down, we all go down.

If D.will gets hurt we have Stewart to take over. If something happened to Cam, well I think this board would overload.

That's true, but not really what I'm getting at. What I'm basically trying to ask is, why do people think it would be easier for Cam to get hurt as opposed to people who run the ball 20+ times a game?