SPARTANBURG
Mike Shula can’t lie. Super Bowl 50 still gnaws at him.
He still has those “what if?” moments. He’s still perturbed that the league’s No. 1 scoring offense couldn’t muster more than 10 points after getting 315 yards of total offense against the Denver Broncos.
While some Carolina Panthers players have said they’ve moved on past the game, the team’s offensive coordinator admits he still thinks about it. He believes the starting quarterback does, too.
“He’s taken ownership even more,” Shula said of Cam Newton. “And I say that because I think we were right there.