What's the reason Cam is not a captain on this team?

[TheRed]

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Yes that would be the Panthers record so far in 2 seasons.

You know the Panthers right? The team, a group of individuals. Including our superb coaching staff.

[SuperMan]

Yes that would be the Panthers record so far in 2 seasons.

Ya know the Panthers right? The team, a group of individuals. Including our superb coaching staff.

It is a team game, and as a team they have consistently come up short last week was inexcusable, the coaches all need to go they have failed the team miserably!

That said Cam had 0 fourth quarter comeback wins!

0! When the game is on the line he consistently chokes and comes up short I don't care who it is I just want a winner! We are getting into browns and bills style losing lately (the past three seasons).

[SuperMan]

Also applies to:

Stewart

Williams

Kalil

Smith

Olsen

Gross

Kuechly

Johnson

Hardy

What a bunch of scrubs.

None of them play Qb do they?

Qbs are consistently judged by wins and losses!

[ReturnOfPFFL]

I would LOVE to see what a coach like Harbaugh could do with Cam.

The guy not only runs a great scheme, but he really knows the QB position.

Oh, what could have been.

You would love to see Harbaugh bench him? Because that's exactly what would happen. What's so special about the way Harbaugh benches his quarterbacks? To each his own, but personally I have no preference on who does the dirty deed, and I'd love it just as much if anyone else did it.

But chances are he would have never drafted him in the first place. He would have still likely taken Alden Smith, or perhaps AJ Green like we should have, played Moore or even Jimmy last year, and still drafted Colin.

On second thought if Harbaugh came here, Luck would have probably came out 1 year earlier, so we would have gotten him too.

Either way a coach like Harbaugh, who values efficiency at the QB position, would bench Cam. He would quickly come to the obvious conclusion he doesn't have what it takes and would not waste losing seasons on attempting to teach him.

[SuperMan]

You would love to see Harbaugh bench him? Because that's exactly what would happen. What's so special about the way Harbaugh benches his quarterbacks? To each his own, but personally I have no preference on who does the dirty deed, and I'd love it just as much if anyone else did it.

But chances are he would have never drafted him in the first place. He would have still likely taken Alden Smith, or perhaps AJ Green like we should have, played Moore or even Jimmy last year, and still drafted Colin.

On second thought if Harbaugh came here, Luck would have probably came out 1 year earlier, so we would have gotten him too.

Either way a coach like Harbaugh, who values efficiency at the QB position, would bench Cam. He would quickly come to the obvious conclusion he doesn't have what it takes and would not waste losing seasons on attempting to teach him.

You do realize Colin Kapernick is Cam Newton light? Harbaugh turned Smith into a effective QB after being a bust, if you don't believe he has something to do with Kapernicks success your a moron.

The stupidity here never fails to amaze me.

[TheRed]

It is a team game, and as a team they have consistently come up short last week was inexcusable, the coaches all need to go they have failed the team miserably!

That said Cam had 0 fourth quarter comeback wins!

0! When the game is on the line he consistently chokes and comes up short I don't care who it is I just want a winner! We are getting into browns and bills style losing lately (the past three seasons).

Wow a QB in his second year with a lame duck coaching staff can't win games all by himself. Stop the presses!

Oh and PFFL, can't you take a hint?

[ReturnOfPFFL]

You do realize Colin Kapernick is Cam Newton light? Harbaugh turned Smith into a effective QB after being a bust, if you don't believe he has something to do with Kapernicks success your a moron.

The stupidity here never fails to amaze me.

Why because you think every quarterback who can rush is Cam Newton? In terms of size perhaps but beyond that they are nothing alike.

Colin was almost a mirror image of Aaron Rodgers in that game. Insanely accurate and efficient. The way he went through his progressions at lightning speeds. The way he surveyed the field. The way he knew how to decide when to rush, without any hesitation. Cam has never shown that type of accuracy and ability to pick apart a defense. Not that the Bears D is incredibly complex but Colin's 97.5 Total QB rating against the Bears is a far cry apart from Cam Newton's 34.7 when he faced them last year.

Did I mention his quick release? How about the fact he's already tied Cam Newton's 4th quarter comebacks in his first NFL game coming off the bench when he replaced Smith?

[TheRed]

Why because you think every quarterback who can rush is Cam Newton? In terms of size perhaps but beyond that they are nothing alike.

Colin was almost a mirror image of Aaron Rodgers in that game. Insanely accurate and efficient. The way he went through his progressions at lightning speeds. The way he surveyed the field. The way he knew how to decide when to rush, without any hesitation. Cam has never shown that type of accuracy and ability to pick apart a defense. Not that the Bears D is incredibly complex but Colin's 97.5 Total QB rating against the Bears is a far cry apart from Cam Newton's 34.7 when he faced them last year.

Did I mention his quick release?

Jesus Christ are you actually comparing the 49ers squad/staff to that of the Panthers? Are you high?

[ReturnOfPFFL]

Jesus Christ are you actually comparing the 49ers squad/staff to that of the Panthers? Are you high?

No I'm comparing their dual rush quarterbacks. Said absolutely nothing about their staff in that post.

[TheRed]

No I'm comparing their dual rush quarterbacks. Said absolutely nothing about their staff in that post.

So when comparing two quarterbacks, the players and coaches surrounding each player are irrelevant?

They don't improve the QB?

One team won six games last year. The other was in the NFC championship.

[ReturnOfPFFL]

So when comparing two quarterbacks, the players and coaches surrounding each player are irrelevant?

They don't improve the QB?

One team won six games last year. The other was in the NFC championship.

Because of their defense, and an incredibly efficient game managing quarterback who only threw 6 interceptions.

But if you prefer to go back to their college stats, Colin's 1.8% interception efficiency, consistent over a 4 year span, is still on a different level even compared to Cam's impressive 2.5% in his Heisman year. Guess who else came close to this? Aaron Rodgers...1.95% in college.

Sharpshooter vs Gunslinger.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Because of their defense, and an incredibly efficient game managing quarterback who only threw 6 interceptions.

But if you prefer to go back to their college stats, Colin's 1.8% interception efficiency, consistent over a 4 year span, is still on a different level even compared to Cam's impressive 2.5% in his Heisman year. Guess who else came close to this? Aaron Rodgers...1.95% in college.

Sharpshooter vs Gunslinger.

aka i'll continue comparing them in a vacuum and ignore the fact that one plays for one of the best coaches in the game and the other one of the absolute scraping the bottom of the barrel worst thank you very much

vintage panthersfanforlife. so i guess INT % is the ultimate stat now and not YPP?

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

also matt leinart had a 1.8% career INT efficiency

troy smith 1.9%

blaine gabbert 1.92%

sam bradford a ridiculous 1.79%

peyton manning's INT % in college was a 2.38, a hair better than cam

the greatest backup in the league and future hall of famer that the panthers let get away matt moore put up a 3.5% at oregon state, just for kicks

this is what happens when you lean on one stop bellwether stats that "tell you everything you need to know". also in your case picking a conclusion and then working backwards from it.

[rayzor]

still wondering why pffl has been allowed to return.