{"averagePoints":18.7,"percentOwned":100,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"Newton's numbers decreased in '12, but he made progress. He was a better intermediate thrower, and made fewer passing mistakes. But if you're drafting the big guy to be your fantasy starter, you care less about his passing and more about those juicy rushing yards and TDs. You won't be disappointed. Now, Newton was actually more effective in the season's second half, when the Panthers deemphasized read-option runs. Yet Cam still was solid with his legs from Week 9 forward, averaging 7.7 fantasy points per game from rushing alone. And the great thing about Newton is he comes with fewer health worries than your typical running QB, because of his size. Without fail, he should deliver 600-plus rush yards and eight-plus rush TDs.","seasonId":2013,"date":"Mon May 13"},"pointsSEASON":56,"positionRank":17,"playerId":13994,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":33.4,"fullName":"Cam Newton","mostRecentNews":{"news":null,"spin":"Newton enjoyed a breakout in the vertical passing game in Week 3, going 9-of-15 for 173 yards and three touchdowns on passes more than 10 yards versus the Giants, after completing just 10-of-21 for 168 yards on passes of that distance in the first two weeks of the campaign. If we remove this most recent meeting with a green Mike Glennon, the Cardinals' defense has allowed opposing quarterbacks to average more than 22 fantasy points in those three games. With the big-play passing game on the rise, Newton remains a top-flight fantasy option. ","date":"Tue Oct 1"},"totalPoints":56,"projectedPoints":15,"projectedDifference":-3.666666667}