Rather than playing it safe and eating clock, the pair directed the inconsistent Lock to get pass-happy - a decision that led to two late interceptions that gave Newton and company life. Of course, the Broncos nearly wasted this unexpected gift in the final moments because of the stupidity of head coach Vic Fangio, offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur or a combination thereof. By going for a two-point conversion after the Pats' first and only touchdown, and failing, he allowed the Broncos to cling to a two-possession lead when an extra point would have reduced it to one. And that wasn't Big Bill's only bizarre decision. The last of these scores happened thanks to an inexplicable assist from alleged greatest-coach-of-all-time Bill Belichick, who could have moved the Broncos out of range with a penalty but chose to decline it, only to watch McManus drill one from fifty yards-plus. The only person who scored for Denver was Brandon McManus, who booted six balls through the uprights over the course of the day.
Furthermore, he was unable to get the team into the end zone a single time, despite scads of opportunities provided by an unexpectedly opportunistic defense. Signal caller Drew Lock's return from injury fell well short of astonishing he went 10-24, which translates to a 41 percent completion percentage. The celebratory mood on social media over the oft-delayed contest ignored obvious flaws in the Broncos' performance. But that didn't stop fans from celebrating an unlikely 18-12 road victory over the New England Patriots on October 18 by trashing losing QB Cam Newton, who lost to Denver in Super Bowl 50 and hasn't been able to best the squad during the regular season, either. I was trying to read his lips, you know what I mean.The Broncos' 2020-2021 season started out miserably and didn't exactly seem bound for glory despite a win over the woeful New York Jets in its last contest, way back on October 1. “I don’t think anything good – I just think it’s better that people wonder what we were talking about rather than actually knowing, and to be honest with you, I don’t even know. "“I’m just going to keep that discussion on the field,” Newton said when asked about the funny clip that had Twitter rolling, via. Well, the Patriots entertaining quarterback is leaving it up to fans to keep guessing.
But what was Harry really saying to Cam Newton? There were other great captions put on this meme and it’s a good bet it will be used all season long and for years to come. Thank you so much for being a team that doesn’t require him to be superhuman every week to win- Chase Pletcher September 27, 2020 One Twitter user highlighted that by offering his interpretation of what caused the classic reaction: Taylor were running the ball, he didn’t have to. With how Rex Burkhead, Sony Michel and undrafted rookie J.J. Besides a nice quarterback run in the second half, Newton didn’t do much running at all. Mainly Twitter uses were putting captions on what N’Keal Harry could’ve said to Newton to cause such a hilarious reaction.Īfter the run game and defense led the team to victory, it was encouraging to see that the Patriots don’t need a superhuman effort from Cam Newton to win games. This gif was used several times after the game. Other than Rex Burkhead’s dazzling leap into the end zone and Sony Michel’s two big gain runs, Newton’s sideline antics turned into a meme on Twitter that even had sports shows talking on Monday.Īfter the game was basically put away, take a look at what Cam Newton did on the bench that provided great entertainment on the social media outlet: With just 162 yards passing in the New England Patriots Week 3 win over the Las Vegas Raiders, Cam Newton didn’t light it up statistically, but he found a way to provide the most entertainment on social media. New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton didn’t light it up stat wise in Week 3, but this meme was certainly the highlight of Twitter.
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