Look who's last for voting for the QB you want the next 10 years.

[biggdownunder]

flavor of the month crap...if youre looking 10 years into the future, cam is the absolute gold standard of any of those guys...platinum standard even.

if kaep had been drafted by a crap, low market team, say cleveland, then no one would give a crap about kaep...cams mechanics and swag, and all around game are on another level, just like the 9'ers all around offensive talent compared to us.

luck, supposedly has the most potential of all five, dubbed as "the next john elway"...dont get me wrong, john was great and all, and that would mean a super bowl or 2, and luck would be very fortunate to have a similar career, BUT, i expect so much more from cam in his career than elway could have ever even hoped to achieve, there isnt a doubt in my mind cam can/will/ be much better....is much better. luck is compared to elway...there is no cam comparison, he is completely unique. maybe lebron james? dont mean to sound stupid with lbj comparison...but damn, he's freaky unique...only nfl comparisons right now are inferior immitators.

russell wilson reminds me of a cam/brees hybrid, but a much lower roof than cam...wilson may actually be close to his ceiling only after his rookie year, which unless he regresses, should make for a bright future. i just dont see a whole heap of room for wilson to get A LOT better...even if he does, he will always be short.

rg3...he would have won this poll 4 weeks ago probably...the only way we will see rg3 on a football field in 10 years is when he is interviewing players as an analyst for some network. get well soon, rg3!

fug the haters, gimme ace boogie over not only those 4 chumps, but over any qb in the league...ill take my chances, and i like my odds. just because he's playing in charlotte, and probably a whole bunch of big penis envy, its like the majority of people have put on their talent blinders. what i see in cam every sunday tells me that the next ten years of panthers football are going to probably be the most entertaining decade of football im ever going to see. if you were to put any of those other 4 qb's on the panthers, does anyone honestly think we would have done better than we did this year? LMFAO, didnt think so.

all that poll proves is that 87% of people that took that poll arent panther fans, or are dumb as fug.

[tiger7_88]

You say Kaep plays only 10(+1) games, well the other rookiees only played 17. 6 more games? Really? The guy is in the superbowl.

Kaep is not a rookie.

[tiger7_88]

You don't think those 3 WRs/TE with those RBs aren't great? I think the only one holding them back is their QB. If they had Cam behind center they would blow out the 9ers. The difference in that game was Kaepernick. The Falcons have an elite line up.

Pedestrian OL at best.

Average QB.

Average RBs.

2 great WR and a great TE, all of whoms primary method to gain "separation" is to push off like crazy.

[tiger7_88]

I dont get the hate for Luck. He took over a 2 win blown up team, was asked to do a ton, had no good RB (ok Vick Ballard) and made the play offs.

The Colts strength of schedule was more pathetic than even the Falcons.

[TANTRIC-NINJA]

...congrats to the Media who bash him and then never acknowledges this NEW brand of football that he and the Panthers Pioneered in the modern NFL.

We didn't get credit when Deangelo and Henning established the Wildcat either..

Innovation begins here...credit begins elsewhere...damn we need back to back winning seasons..

[footballisasport]

Gee an ESPN vote that goes the way of the ESPN talking points. The fact that Luck is first, says a lot.

[FootballMaestro]

Who knows how good of a pocket passer Luck will develop into, he could be the next Tom Brady or Peyton Manning for all we know. The kid is smart.

MY point was that Cam is better than Kaep because Cam always gets "hit" but the defenders bounce right off him, Cam can take all the contact in the world but it doesn't matter. Kaep is only 15 lbs less than Cam and the same height though so I wouldn't doubt Kaep can get some nice YAC too

I doubt Kaep is "15 lbs less than Cam".

Colin maybe listed at 230lbs, and Cam at 245lb. But everyone around Cam (that should know, including Cam himself), has said he weighs 260-265lbs.

I have a feeling, the reason why Cam doesn't list his true, current weight is: Because he doesn't want defenders to try to kill him, and refs overlooking vicious hit attempts on him. Think about it?

Nonetheless, your point of taking hits is true (though I'd rather see Cam have better protection and take less hits in the future).

[Icege]

Further proves that fans live in the moment and only look to the past to find support for their stance as opposed to being able to view past, present, and future objectively.

A day on the Huddle teaches that.

[Green Eggs and Cam]

A public vote usually doesn't result in an intelligent conclusion.

[rayzor]

A public vote usually doesn't result in an intelligent conclusion.

which is why you have the pro-bowl as it is.

[Guest BlueBoy]

Cam will still be standing tall at the end.

At one point, Blaine, Locker, Ponder, and Dalton were all considered better choices than Cam. Now they don't even grace the list, and that's including Dalton whose taken his team to the playoffs in his first two years.

Speaking of Dalton, does that reminds you of someone else who 'took their team to playoff as a rookie.

[MechaZain]

You have to understand that most of the world only knows Cam as "that guy cheesing in commercials without a winning season who I saw get slaughtered by the Giants once."

[pantherclaw]

I don't know what is not to like of Collin.

He's faster than cam, and does not let his emotions get the best of him.

[FootballMaestro]

I don't know what is not to like of Collin.

He's faster than cam, and does not let his emotions get the best of him.

Then you must have not saw that TD/Spike/taunt where he drew a immediate flag during his first playoff game.

I like Colin to. But let's cool it on the direct Cam comparisons. He's only played 9 games. And he's playing on a team that made career bust--Alex Smith--one of the highest rated passers in the NFL (both this year and last year), who brought them to the conference finals in 2011-2012. We must keep this in perspective.