I think back to your question moving forward, he will certainly have his ups and down and he has a lot of growing to do. The yardage has been there, but in critical moments, he has made poor decisions like most rookie QB's.
If teams begin to soften up at the line, it will certainly help the running game and make the Panthers a more balanced team. And dropping more into coverage means Cam will have to decipher and possibly make more complicated reads through his progressions, but that's what the maturation process is all about. With less around the line, I think that would make him even more dangerous as a runner as well.
Even if GB played single coverage the entire game, that meant more pressure on Cam at the line of scrimmage and he was still able to avoid the rush and torch them. Let's not forget that GB has a pretty darn good secondary and likes to blitz and leave their corners one on one. So, they are used to playing that way and usually do well at it.
For now though, he has shown a tremendous skill set that has immediately translated to the next level. You just hope he has the desire and work ethic to want to be among the greats.
All this from a non-Newton owner. Call me impressed
