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01-23-2011, 12:58 PM #11

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Re: ESPN Say's Newton To Enter Draft

Just one cautious word when it comes to selecting Newton: PROJECT!

Are we conceding that Michael Vick's early years are the way to go? Kyle's offense is too structure for the likes of Cam Newton - the one look QB.

A team drafting Cam Newton will have to take him as is and not try to reinvent him. Our offense dictates that we stick with the drop back/make the reads QB.

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01-23-2011, 12:58 PM	#11
juskins Special Teams Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 185	Re: ESPN Say's Newton To Enter Draft Just one cautious word when it comes to selecting Newton: PROJECT! Are we conceding that Michael Vick's early years are the way to go? Kyle's offense is too structure for the likes of Cam Newton - the one look QB. A team drafting Cam Newton will have to take him as is and not try to reinvent him. Our offense dictates that we stick with the drop back/make the reads QB.