Bishop_BP_Jakes
Prophesying on your CD's and tapes
We signed Roman Harper, so at least we got older and slower at a position we didn't need filled. Gettleman's just havin fun ouchea
Caller on Marc James The Drive just broke the news that Cam Newton is having surgery tomorrow on his ankle like an hour ago. Team just announced he will be having surgery tomorrow and is out for 4 months
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000335038/article/cam-newton-to-undergo-ankle-surgery-on-wednesday
Caller on Marc James The Drive just broke the news that Cam Newton is having surgery tomorrow on his ankle like an hour ago. Team just announced he will be having surgery tomorrow and is out for 4 months
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...-newton-to-undergo-ankle-surgery-on-wednesday
Caller on Marc James The Drive just broke the news that Cam Newton is having surgery tomorrow on his ankle like an hour ago. Team just announced he will be having surgery tomorrow and is out for 4 months
http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap20...-newton-to-undergo-ankle-surgery-on-wednesday
Brandon LaFell: Tom Brady a HOFer; Newton 'not there'
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- By Marc Sessler
- Around the League Writer
- Published: March 20, 2014 at 11:47 a.m.
- Updated: March 20, 2014 at 12:42 p.m.
Carolina Panthers fans did not take kindly to Brandon LaFell taking a perceived swing at Cam Newton on his way out the door.
After signing a three-year, $9 million deal with the Patriots, the fifth-year receiver admitted Wednesday that Tom Brady's presence in New England was the clincher in his decision.
"I had a chance to play with a Hall of Fame quarterback," LaFell said, per ESPNBoston.com's Mike Reiss. "One day Cam will be there probably, but he's not there now."
The Panthers attempted to re-sign him, but LaFell -- who never caught north of 49 passes in four seasons in Carolina -- called New England the "better chance" to "get more balls and win."
"Nothing against those guys (in Carolina). It's a great organization and those guys are going to win, but it's proven up here, man," said LaFell. "We were winning last year in Carolina. These guys were winning up here the last 10-plus years. So why not come to a winning organization?"
LaFell predictably caught heat on Twitter from Panthers' faithful who felt compelled to defend Newton, bringing up the receiver's eight drops from last season.
"U right Cam didn't make me drop balls nor did I say he did," LaFell tweeted. "So please continue on with your day thank you."
LaFell could have chosen his words more gracefully, but he's right about Brady and the Patriots. Along with 11 consecutive double-digit-win seasons, New England has a long and charted history of turning middling wideouts into on-field producers.
That's where LaFell's side of the bargain begins.
Cam needs to forfeit next season and let Tajh Boyd start. Carolina isn't going anywhere.