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Speaker 1: Afternoon, Bill Um. This morning, Cam Newton said that he

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Speaker 1: the general since Bill, in your career, you've worked with

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Speaker 1: a lot of quarterbacks. Each quarterback, of course, is different,

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Speaker 1: that sugested to you in the in the past in

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Speaker 1: we all need to do a better job, and that's obvious.

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