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Super Bowl Parades:
Cam 0
Wilson 1
You do realize your takes aren't any less ty when your troll account posts them, No Lyfe got....
Super Bowl Parades:
Cam 0
Wilson 1
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nothing special about beating Peyton in the super bowl so stfu
CN's retorts are so predictable
and Cam > Rus is another..
I'll give you Hawks > Panthers right now tho
The only thing Cam can do that Russell can't is run through defenders. That's it.
and he can do a superman celebration
and he can do a superman celebrationSlipped my mind tbh
yeah is that so? When was the last time Rus threw for 400 yards? Cam threw for 400 in his first two games as a pro
tell me who is better in each category:
throwing power
throwing accuracy
playmaking
speed
higher potential
No, Kraepernick can do that tooand he can do a superman celebration
this is enough to show how re ed no lyfe is, tbh. can't believe i missed this
Von Miller does it pretty good too tbhNo, Kraepernick can do that too
has been using giving the same bull takes on cam all year, calls everything else a vanilla take
gotta love that the only comebacks are "lol cats" or "vanilla" or "
"seahawks beat the panthers" = Rus > Cam.
What category is Rus better in than Cam? he has better accuracy at the moment.. that's about it. and that varies from game to game.
you are the one using the term vanilla, as i quoted abovegotta love that the only comebacks are "lol cats" or "vanilla" or "
seahawks and panthers are similarly built. both have great defenses and are run-first offensive schemes with mediocre (now that smith has declined) outside weapons. Wilson has had more success, and has outperformed Cam straight up. all the about having a bye yet you lost at home to the niners. you were better off not having a bye and having a better draft pick"seahawks beat the panthers" = Rus > Cam.
better accuracy, decision making. also the 2 most important attributes for a QB. cam has an elite arm but Wilson's arm is still pretty good and is above averageWhat category is Rus better in than Cam? he has better accuracy at the moment.. that's about it. and that varies from game to game.
Just as I suspected nobody wants to try and compare any NFC QB's first two seasons to RW's, smart move!
you do realize Seattle has the best secondary in the league, right? we have a great front 7.. as shown by shutting down lynch.. but our DB's are horrible... thus pass success..
it's nothing like a mirror image like you are suggesting... it's easier for teams to pass on carolina than seattle.. it's a fact.. and it shows no representation of who is better
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Avante keeps kicking my ass. Ok ok so I whine a lot.
Wilson has the higher completion percentage overall on average. And, Wilson has a higher completion percentage in any one season.yeah is that so? When was the last time Rus threw for 400 yards? Cam threw for 400 in his first two games as a pro
tell me who is better in each category:
throwing power
throwing accuracy
playmaking
speed
higher potential
Completion Percentage:
Wilson: 63% (64% Best year)
Newton: 59% (61.7% Best year)
40 Yard Dash:
Wilson: 4.55
Newton 4.59
There's no throw which Cam can make, that Russell cannot. The only plays that Newton can make that Russell cannot as I've said, is running through a guy.
From NFL Combine:
Wilson is an accurate passer. He is a very mechanical quarterback who is consistent in his drop step and thoroughly understands how to move within the pocket and evade when the pocket collapses. He is an athlete and can torque his body to make any sort of throw on the run, and is accurate in this setting. He is a born signal caller who shows command of the offense. He has the arm strength to make the deep throws and the touch to put it on a receiver in stride. He is effective when scrambling and is a classic play extender.
Wilson's height will be his biggest inhibitor at the next level and the largest reason for his late-round value. It remains to be seen if he can throw effectively from the pocket at the next level.
Newton has a rare blend of height, strength and speed. Fierce compe or and emotional leader. Flashes the ability to zip the ball into tight spots. Has a quick, over-the-top delivery. Puts a ton of revolutions on the ball and can make all the throws. Frequently evades the rush for second-chance opportunities. Threat to pick up large chunks when he tucks.
Not proficient at going through his progressions or making NFL reads. Doesn't anticipate receivers getting open, must see them in a window. Inconsistent accuracy due to poor footwork and falling away to avoid a big hit. Despite athleticism, needs to improve his drop mechanics and the finer points of pocket mobility. Numerous off the field issues worth investigating.
As far as potential, seeing as how he as all the qualities a QB needs aside from height, I'll go Russell. Born signal caller with command of the offense. Tons of intangibles. The only thing Newton has on Russell is that powerful frame to truck guys.
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