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  After Gettleman's departure , the Panthers began to act like a team who Mut 23 coins was running in the sand. Ron Rivera seat was getting hot, Newton was struggling, not just on the field, but with injuries. Everyone in the building was aware of the need to get wins right away. Had Carolina were to win Super Bowl 50 they would have a huge hanging point to put their caps on. Newton who was an NFL-winning quarterback and an ex-Super Bowl MVP probably would have sat out his injuries that were getting worse, similarly the team wouldn't have felt as if they were in a position to return him quickly -- which could have exacerbated the problems. There's a high probability victory in this Super Bowl would have led to Newton remaining as the team's quarterback Carolina Panthers, Dave Gettleman continuing to be the GM in addition to Ron Rivera remaining head coach. These ripples would have traveled across the league, affecting many franchises. Another team is likely to hire Matt Rhule, who was a former player from Baylor, Teddy Bridgewater could be a starter in a different location, Washington might have hired a new head coach and there's the possibility that a strong Panthers team could force the Buccaneers to undergo a complete rebuild rather than committing all-in on Tom Brady in 2020 -, assuming they've had their window at the NFC South closed. Cam Newton deserved better than his ending with the Panthers Scenario II: Things play out similar (mostly). Let's say winning Super Bowl 50 doesn't fix the organizational problems that plague the Carolina Panthers. Newton's injuries remain an issue. As the team is focused on winning now, the collapse still occurs. The team is still facing a very different reality, especially in free agency. As of now, Cam Newton is still without any team. It's rare that a 31-year-old former madden 23 coins buy MVP-winning quarterback would not be able to find the starting position, especially in the NFL, which is increasingly relying on veteran QBs. The injury concerns are real However, Super Bowl 50 has lingered over Newton as a stigma, an evidence that he was not able to win "the big one."