[DC 86]

Andy Benoit clearly didn't see how CMac shone in Stanford's offenses over the last two seasons.  Quick-strike throws were just about the last thing Stanford's offense was good at executing...

Also, flexing the RB to WR is far from the only way a QB reads a defense.  And CMac could play RB in a zone-read if CAR felt like putting some mileage on Newton's tires.  (If CAR's OL can reach block or zone block...)

Benoit also fails to notice that CMac could fill the punt returner hole that Ted Ginn Jr. left.  And they still have Jonathan Stewart if they want to put CMac in the slot as a pure receiver...I'm excited for CAR as long as they address their roster needs by the time fall camp rolls around.  I'm not a Cam Newton fan, but I am a CMac fan.

Moreover, Carolina runs a spread offense but they actually throw relatively few timing patterns, so Benoit's observation is doubly inaccurate.

[DC 86]

Andy Benoit clearly didn't see how CMac shone in Stanford's offenses over the last two seasons.  Quick-strike throws were just about the last thing Stanford's offense was good at executing...

Also, flexing the RB to WR is far from the only way a QB reads a defense.  And CMac could play RB in a zone-read if CAR felt like putting some mileage on Newton's tires.  (If CAR's OL can reach block or zone block...)

Benoit also fails to notice that CMac could fill the punt returner hole that Ted Ginn Jr. left.  And they still have Jonathan Stewart if they want to put CMac in the slot as a pure receiver...I'm excited for CAR as long as they address their roster needs by the time fall camp rolls around.  I'm not a Cam Newton fan, but I am a CMac fan.

Moreover, Carolina runs a spread offense but they actually throw relatively few timing patterns, so Benoit's observation is doubly inaccurate.