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Rotoworld Revisits Cam's Late-Season "Slump"


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I don't think he's as tough as big ben. He really shows it on his face when he gets roughed up.

That's fair. He's as tough to bring down as Ben, I guess is what I meant. He could be as tough as him overall too, but we really won't know until we see him playing with a sprained ankle or cracked rib or something. Hopefully Cam's never in the situation, but I feel like his determination and drive to win are such that he would play through pain.

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That 2nd bucs game he was really geting nicked up which went unnoticed for the most part because we were destroying them but it's very obvious when you rewatch the games.

He got his helmet ripped up into his nose which seemed to really smart, then 1-2 plays later he tried to run out of bound and avoid dekoda watson(i wanted to draft that guy) and he threw up his left arm almost like he was trying to get skinner and got nailed right in the rib cage. He threw a TD like a play or two later but he looked really uncomfortable after all that.

Might be due to his age. He'll learn to pretend things don't hurt soon enough.

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Newton has an absolute rocket arm, and it's his greatest attribute. It's the trait that instills the fear of god into defenses -- not his running ability. Cam isn't the most accurate thrower in the short to intermediate, but he tosses a powerful, picturesque deep ball. And Newton isn't the least bit afraid to challenge deep. He'll rip it long whenever receivers get open. His eyes are constantly downfield.

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Not the first QB that would come to my mind when thinking of people to compare Cam to, but when you think about it, it strangely fits. At least in the regard that they are both big dudes who are hard to bring down. Cam's got the toughness of Big Ben with the agility of Darren Sproles though.

when i saw him play at auburn and when we were first discussing him on these boards, i was describing him as a very mobile big ben. lots of others were saying the same thing. imo, that's still one of the best comparisons.
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I just hop our running game doesn't take half the year to get going, if we get off the bus week 1 and run the ball well, we can control the clock, and not put so much pressure on Cam to have to score every drive. Then naturally Cam passing numbers will go down. If teams want to drop 2 safeties back to stop the deep ball, we gotta run the ball.

Hopefully the line Gels early on, so we can pretty much dictate how defenses have to play us, not allow DEF take away one element of are offense and make us one-sided.

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I just hop our running game doesn't take half the year to get going, if we get off the bus week 1 and run the ball well, we can control the clock, and not put so much pressure on Cam to have to score every drive. Then naturally Cam passing numbers will go down. If teams want to drop 2 safeties back to stop the deep ball, we gotta run the ball.

Hopefully the line Gels early on, so we can pretty much dictate how defenses have to play us, not allow DEF take away one element of are offense and make us one-sided.

It seems like our running game always starts slow. This may be true around the league, and I suspect it has to do with offensive lines building some chemistry.

My expectations are we throw the ball quite a bit the first few weeks, not unlike 2011. That's not all bad as it will give us a chance to get some rhythm going between Cam and our receivers.

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Evan silva (the guy who wrote this) was on the Mac attack the other day and stressed that naanee was one of the worst starting WRs in the nfl and that not having him out there will be addition by subtraction. Said that Smitty was often triple teamed. He said that the speed of gettis would really open up the field for the offense this year and lafell's continued emergence will allow cams passing to shine.

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