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JokerBadAzz wrote: »damobb2deep wrote: »the cam criticism starts over again... who the ? is going to want to listen to people ask you stupid ass questions when you just lost the biggest game of your life do far...
espn gets on my nerves with that wishy washy ? ...
That's what you gotta do. Man up, get out your feelings, and answer the questions
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Beyonce on her black militant ish.
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Never felt like Cam could win throwing 40+, he's not built for that at this time, Carolina shouldn't have abandoned the run so quickly, plus they seemed like they couldn't get pass Denver 40 line.
Cam shouldn't have left the press conference like that, you seek the limelight when it's going well, don't run from it when it's not. Own the moment, good or bad -
MarcusGarvey wrote: »Never felt like Cam could win throwing 40+, he's not built for that at this time, Carolina shouldn't have abandoned the run so quickly, plus they seemed like they couldn't get pass Denver 40 line.
Cam shouldn't have left the press conference like that, you seek the limelight when it's going well, don't run from it when it's not. Own the moment, good or bad
I agree with last part... Now if that was Marshawn walking off the podium, I'd be like that's expected -
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? Bill romanowski
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Carolina had to move Cam out the pocket they fail at it Von Miller and Ware was eatinting those tackles all game you had to have Cam moving or stepping up in the pocket Or max protection all game. Von Miller is a beast
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MarcusGarvey wrote: »Never felt like Cam could win throwing 40+, he's not built for that at this time, Carolina shouldn't have abandoned the run so quickly, plus they seemed like they couldn't get pass Denver 40 line.
Cam shouldn't have left the press conference like that, you seek the limelight when it's going well, don't run from it when it's not. Own the moment, good or bad
Nah son, Tolbert was fumbling left and right, Stewart was getting blanked, I don't think the run would've helped. I think it was just Denver's day. -
Cam didn't play good at all. Also IMO the offensive coordinator called a very poor game. With the pressure that Miller and Ware was getting its was dumb as ? to keep calling those slow ass developing passing plays. Get that ? out Cam's hands faster to slow down the damn pass rush. Kept doing the same ? over and over again and the tackles kept getting beat.
This is the IC where damn every ? always has his emotions in check 24/7 365. Cam ain't no sore loser he just a ? who mad as ? and got some microphones put in his face before he had time to even begin to get control over how he felt about how he played as well as his team. ? that sore loser ? I get where he coming from ? mad and don't feel like being asked ? questions by strangers some of who are happy he played like ? and his team lost. -
Von miller on ig
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It's easy to say cam aint playing good but the fumbles by the rbs were huge. Add in the catch the refs said wasn't a catch before his sack fumble. The missed fg. The ball dropped by Ginn the intercepted. And it's really a close game or a game Carolina is up. In a defensive battle turnovers and lil ? have huge impacts.
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Cam the only reason they got that far. He scrambled the majority of those yards for that TD.
Von Miller and D. Ware was eating yesterday. Nuff said!
Remember that Carolina gets their best WR back next year. Those jump ? will be back in play.MasterJayN100 wrote: »Get Well Thomas Davis
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mfer arm look like a old football.
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It's easy to say cam aint playing good but the fumbles by the rbs were huge. Add in the catch the refs said wasn't a catch before his sack fumble. The missed fg. The ball dropped by Ginn the intercepted. And it's really a close game or a game Carolina is up. In a defensive battle turnovers and lil ? have huge impacts.
None of that takes away from the fact that Cam still missed some throws that would have gained chunks of yards and/or kept drives going. Cam didn't play good as well some others didn't play good. Cam has missed throws all season its just that him missing those throws didn't have the same impact as it did in this game. Carolina offense was off and a major part of that was Denver D have to give them their credit. -
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Chris Harris Jr. says Broncos dared Cam Newton, Panthers to throw against them
The Denver Broncos didn’t respect Cam Newton and the Panthers passing attack.
Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. said after Denver’s 24-10 victory over Carolina that their game plan was to make Newton beat them. They didn’t believe he was capable of accomplishing the task.
“We dared him to throw,” Harris said. “The game plan was can you throw on us? Me, (Aqib) Talib and (Bradley) Roby. We knew he couldn’t throw on us.”
Newton completed just 18-of-41 passes for 265 yards with an interception and was sacked six times by the ferocious Denver defense.
“We were too aggressive, man. He was tired of getting hit,” Harris said. “I watched the film all week, man. They did not play nobody on defense that plays like us. They had an easy schedule. We went through the gauntlet. We went (Tom) Brady twice. Big Ben (Roethlisberger) twice. Cam Newton… We knew if we got the lead it’s over. Our defense it too good.”
Panthers receivers Ted Ginn Jr., Devin Funchess and Corey Brown had difficulty getting open against the Broncos secondary, and even dropped several passes when they were open.
“After the first quarter, we got the sack/fumble for the score. He was nervous after that,” Harris said. “(How could you tell that?) His body language. Did y’all see him dance today? He didn’t dance.”
The Broncos heard all the people picking the Panthers to win this game. Instead, it just strengthened Denver’s resolve.
“You could feel it all week at practice that we were going to do something special. We knew it,” Harris said. “When 96 percent of the world said we were going to lose, we knew it was over. We knew we were going to win.”
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/02/08/chris-harris-jr-says-broncos-dared-cam-newton-panthers-to-throw-against-them/ -
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We need a gif of Von Miller just ripping them cookies out of Cam's hands. That was the perfect example of men do what they want, boys do what they can.
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Chris Harris Jr. says Broncos dared Cam Newton, Panthers to throw against them
The Denver Broncos didn’t respect Cam Newton and the Panthers passing attack.
Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. said after Denver’s 24-10 victory over Carolina that their game plan was to make Newton beat them. They didn’t believe he was capable of accomplishing the task.
“We dared him to throw,” Harris said. “The game plan was can you throw on us? Me, (Aqib) Talib and (Bradley) Roby. We knew he couldn’t throw on us.”
Newton completed just 18-of-41 passes for 265 yards with an interception and was sacked six times by the ferocious Denver defense.
“We were too aggressive, man. He was tired of getting hit,” Harris said. “I watched the film all week, man. They did not play nobody on defense that plays like us. They had an easy schedule. We went through the gauntlet. We went (Tom) Brady twice. Big Ben (Roethlisberger) twice. Cam Newton… We knew if we got the lead it’s over. Our defense it too good.”
Panthers receivers Ted Ginn Jr., Devin Funchess and Corey Brown had difficulty getting open against the Broncos secondary, and even dropped several passes when they were open.
“After the first quarter, we got the sack/fumble for the score. He was nervous after that,” Harris said. “(How could you tell that?) His body language. Did y’all see him dance today? He didn’t dance.”
The Broncos heard all the people picking the Panthers to win this game. Instead, it just strengthened Denver’s resolve.
“You could feel it all week at practice that we were going to do something special. We knew it,” Harris said. “When 96 percent of the world said we were going to lose, we knew it was over. We knew we were going to win.”
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/02/08/chris-harris-jr-says-broncos-dared-cam-newton-panthers-to-throw-against-them/
They are a good secondary no doubt about it but this ? need to reel some of his ? talking back in. Without Miller and Ware ? would've been a different story. Miller and Ware allows them to look better as a group than they are individually. Talib was real good before he got there though. -
Cam should have dab alright
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Cam should have dab alright
Dive At Ball
Cam looked scary all night
How you gon flip in the endzone and truck defenders but go soft on the biggest stage? -
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Chris Harris Jr. says Broncos dared Cam Newton, Panthers to throw against them
The Denver Broncos didn’t respect Cam Newton and the Panthers passing attack.
Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr. said after Denver’s 24-10 victory over Carolina that their game plan was to make Newton beat them. They didn’t believe he was capable of accomplishing the task.
“We dared him to throw,” Harris said. “The game plan was can you throw on us? Me, (Aqib) Talib and (Bradley) Roby. We knew he couldn’t throw on us.”
Newton completed just 18-of-41 passes for 265 yards with an interception and was sacked six times by the ferocious Denver defense.
“We were too aggressive, man. He was tired of getting hit,” Harris said. “I watched the film all week, man. They did not play nobody on defense that plays like us. They had an easy schedule. We went through the gauntlet. We went (Tom) Brady twice. Big Ben (Roethlisberger) twice. Cam Newton… We knew if we got the lead it’s over. Our defense it too good.”
Panthers receivers Ted Ginn Jr., Devin Funchess and Corey Brown had difficulty getting open against the Broncos secondary, and even dropped several passes when they were open.
“After the first quarter, we got the sack/fumble for the score. He was nervous after that,” Harris said. “(How could you tell that?) His body language. Did y’all see him dance today? He didn’t dance.”
The Broncos heard all the people picking the Panthers to win this game. Instead, it just strengthened Denver’s resolve.
“You could feel it all week at practice that we were going to do something special. We knew it,” Harris said. “When 96 percent of the world said we were going to lose, we knew it was over. We knew we were going to win.”
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/02/08/chris-harris-jr-says-broncos-dared-cam-newton-panthers-to-throw-against-them/
They are a good secondary no doubt about it but this ? need to reel some of his ? talking back in. Without Miller and Ware ? would've been a different story. Miller and Ware allows them to look better as a group than they are individually. Talib was real good before he got there though.
? Harris probably top 5 CB in the league for a few years now. He can talk that ? . He went like 20 plus games not giving up a TD. -
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PapaDoc223 wrote: »Season over. Now its time for offseason moves.
This beige waffel skin ? will lead us to the promise land Jets nation!
? Fitzpatrick!
