Clay Travis: âEver since the Super Bowl loss, Cam Newton has been a less efficient and less effective version of Tyrod Taylor, and Tyrod Taylor is not anybodyâs idea of a quarterback you want leading your franchise. Taylor is not a bad player, he's just an average player in the NFL at best. Taylor has outperformed Newton since the Super Bowl. You can look at the overall offensive skill position talent and say NâKeal Harry is a rare Patriots miss on the offensive side of the ball at wide receiver, the Falcons saw Mohamed Sanuâs deficiencies. We know Julian Edelman has been injured and aging. Heâs 34, had a lot of drops last year, and couldnât stay healthy. Newton is not a guy who makes really quick reads, and thatâs been a problem for him throughout his career, and one of the criticisms that Steve Smith levied against him, especially in âgoal to goâ situations. He relies too much on his legs and heâs going to be 31 and can't take hits anymore. Heâs not going to fit very well in Josh McDanielsâ system, and there is not going to be a lot of talent at tight end, and no security blanket for him like Greg Olsen. Heâs got a much lesser talent than Christian McCaffrey in Sony Michel, and that defense is aging and not able to win games anymore.â (Full Audio Below)
Listen to Clay Travis explain the biggest reasons why Cam Newton will ultimately fail as a member of the New England Patriots, as the six-time Super Bowl champions shockingly signed the former MVP who is still just 30 years old, but a player that many fear is potentially washed up.
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