Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton is featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated ahead of Super Bowl 50, where Newton will face Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos.
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Super Bowl 50 is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. February 7 in Santa Clara, Ca. But not a single expert predicted the Panthers would make it to the NFL’s biggest stage after losing Kelvin Benjamin in training camp.
Greg Olsen +1800: A tight end has never won a Super Bowl MVP in the history of Super Bowls.
The Denver Broncos are back in the Super Bowl for a record-tying eighth time after winning the AFC Championship.
The moral of the story is that the only safe prediction in the National Football League is that it is always wildly unpredictable.
The only selection not available was the Panthers’ customary all white that they’ve worn both at home and on the road, including in their pair of playoff wins in Charlotte. “And because I know who I am”. “Coach has a saying ‘you don’t have to be prepared to play today or tomorrow, but be prepared to play on Sunday.’ The process hopefully carries over to this game”. “It’s like, here I am, I’m doing exactly what I want to do, how I want to do it”. We got to get rid of him’.
“I’ve said this since day one, ” Newton said.
“That’s just who he is”, the coach said.
“Let me tell you something, as much as I love Cam Newton, if I played against him, I would put a hit on him”.
In order for that to happen, Manning is going to have to keep his old age from getting to him and be the player of old many in the league admire still.
Margaret Dawson, a global product marketing specialist for Red Hat who lives outside Seattle, is one of them. We wanted the family members to each have a specific person they could go to, so they didn’t have to bother the players.
In an email to the Observer, Dawson said that on average in the past week, the Panthers official Twitter account has received 2,600 interactions per tweet versus 1,700 for the Broncos.
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Luke Kuechly +1800: Keuchly could be one game-saving interception or forced fumble away from the MVP at the linebacker position; similar to Malcolm Smith in Super Bowl XLVIII.
