He won’t have a slump because most nfc defenses are terrible.

So, my point is(and I am not a Panthers fan fyi)that Cam is a specimen to behold as far as size goes. He is no Michael Vick and cannot be taken down by half-assed tackles, he can sling the ball pretty damn well and still has the ‘anything is possible’ college mentality(which believe it or not is quite an advantage).

I do not watch College ball, but I have watched many games that this kid has played in, and let me tell you, he is electric! I wish him only the best and with what his teammates say is an amazing work ethic, he should continue to excel. If he doesn’t get 14 Rushing TDs this year, he should more than make up for that with improved accuracy as well as reading defenses better. A major hinge-point of him succeeding this season will be strongly based on Steve Smiths health though, so they should actively be seeking another proven Wideout to help as a supporting cast. Because when Smith is out, Brandon Lafell and Greg Olsen will not be sufficient enough imo.

Passing yards aren’t everything, but stand up and take notice when a guy was on pace for 6000 yards through week 4 and ended up narrowly eclipsing 4000.

Film + No locked out offseason = much better defensive preparation for Cam Newton.

Good player, will still be a solid performer, doubt he throws for 4k again, 21 TDs and 17 ints like last year is certainly a possibility

You can have worse numbers in your 2nd season in the league but still be a better player. It’s no coincidence that Sam Bradford and Matt Ryan had very good statistical seasons in their rookie years, whereas guys like Josh Freeman had very, very poor rookie campaigns.

Can find somebody who watches the games that would say that 2008 Jay Cutler is a better player than 2011? The numbers might lead you to say “yes”, but circumstantial evidence says definitely not.

Newton won’t be a “slump” of a player, but anybody who thinks he throws for 4000 yards again is mistaken. He had nearly 1500 yards through 4 games, leaving 2500 for the next 12, meaning not much more than 200 yards/game

Woah. The guy is good and I wouldnt expect a sophmore slump. But that statement is ridiculous.

What an inane thing to say. Please change your name to “voiceofinsanity”

There is literally not a single d-coordinator in the league that feels completely better now that there is tape on Newton. That is just silly.

There is about 10 years on drew brees and tom brady, how’s that tape worked out for opposing defenses?

One dimensional…Do you even watch football?