Playing in the Super Bowl has “become a common thing for us, and not everybody can say that”. Cam Newton is big enough and mobile enough that he can limit the impact of Denver’s fearsome pass rush. While Newton may be better in the run game, Manning is arguably better at throwing the ball than Newton, which may be what this game comes down to. Newton, the quarterback of the Panthers, will be flashy. “He’s a special talent, rare talent”.
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“Not only beating people with his arm but with his feet, his ability to move around. And we all want it for Peyton, so hopefully we can get it for him”. He was drafted by Denver in the seventh round of the 2014 NFL Draft.
Our Chicago Football staff made predictions for Sunday’s Super Bowl 50 between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos.
Two years removed from a 55-touchdown, 10-interception season, Manning completed only 198 of his 331 attempts for 2,249 yards and nine touchdowns against 17 interceptions in 2015, which was his worst touchdown-to-interception ratio of his career. At that time Super Bowl 19 was played at Stanford Stadium and the San Francisco 49ers beat the Miami Dolphins 38-16.
“I think his focus right now is totally on figuring out this Carolina defense, getting their offense ready, making calls, making checks, what different cities he can call out at the line of scrimmage”, Eli said.
While “Gut Feeling” has been a staple on DallasCowboys.com on Saturdays during the regular season, the staff writers thought they would again share their own thoughts for this upcoming game. It’s not Cam Newton taking over as the new face of the NFL.
For all the golden tinge the National Football League is placing on Super Bowl 50, this one just might come down to how the two star quarterbacks deal with the dynamic defenses bent on humbling them. Most importantly, they will both represent greatness. I mean you look at some of the great throwers in this league with (New England Patriots) Tom (Brady) and (Green Bay Packers) Aaron (Rodgers) and those type of guys and then now you got a guy who’s got a combination of everything.
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In the case of the Broncos, an early knockout of Newton would turn this game on its head, with ex-Raven Derek Anderson seemingly ill-equipped to best this great Broncos defense. “But we got a response from them, so they just worked (normally)”.
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“I’m cheering for Denver but I think Carolina is going to win”, he said. (Ward), (Aqib) Talib being in the game.
