Cam Newton Feels He Was 'Bamboozled' After Patriots Authorized Trip Resulting In Five-Day Absence
Cam Newton spent this week promising that he'd be letting things off his chest on Funky Friday. On Funky Friday morning, he delivered.
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Cam Newton spent this week promising that he'd be letting things off his chest on Funky Friday. On Funky Friday morning, he delivered.
Cam Newton is very excited for his Funky Friday video.
Cam Newton is not currently in the NFL quarterbacking business. He is, however, in the business of making big-market teases.
Mac Jones was always preparing as though he was New England's starting quarterback, so when he won the job the rookie wasn't too surprised.
Bill Belichick spoke generally about releasing players before finally mentioning Cam Newton by name.
Dallas can now seemingly be crossed off the list for Cam Newton.
The former Patriots receiver isn't surprised by anything that Bill Belichick does -- including Tuesday's decision to cut Cam Newton and roll with rookie quarterback Mac Jones.
Anyone hoping to see that first real chance to succeed in New England can't help but feel a little let down that the Cam Newton era ended so soon.
Belichick adamantly denied that Newton's -- or anyone's -- vaccination status impacted his decisions on roster cutdown day, and noted that many positive COVID cases around the NFL have been in players who are vaccinated.
Bill Belichick spoke to the media on Wednesday morning, a day after releasing Cam Newton and making the call for Mac Jones to be the Patriots' quarterback.
Patriots players are sad to see Cam Newton go, but are excited to see what rookie Mac Jones can do as the team's starting quarterback when games start to count.
After the Patriots released Cam Newton on Tuesday, former Patriots cornerback Asante Samuel tweeted, "Belichick never surprises me."
Instead of relegating him to a backup role behind a rookie, the Patriots outright released Cam Newton on Tuesday, thereby giving him options to seek a job elsewhere. At least one team is already intrigued.
Cam Newton's time in New England is over.
Cam Newton was seemingly unvaccinated, and some wonder if it was one of the reasons the team opted to go with Mac Jones at quarterback.
The Patriots made a surprising move Tuesday morning and cut ties with Cam Newton. But the veteran quarterback says he's good, and is urging fans not to feel sorry for him.
WBZ TV's Steve Burton says the Patriots release of quarterback Cam Newton Tuesday was an "absolute shocker."
And now, there is no doubt: The Patriots are Mac Jones' team.
WBZ TV's Dan Roche looks at what the Patriots and Cam Newton will do next after the Pats released their former quarterback Tuesday.
Though all signs are pointing to Cam Newton being under center come Sept. 12, Mac Jones said he really only knows one way to prepare -- and that's as if he is the starting quarterback.
Cam Newton had to really work for a high five from Mac Jones after the rookie threw his first touchdown in a Patriots uniform.
Cam Newton has still not spoken publicly since he was forced to miss five days of work due to the NFL's COVID-19 protocols.
For the Patriots this preseason, it was three up, three down.
It stands to reason that No. 1 will be QB1 when the season kicks off on Sept. 12.
Scott Zolak apologized on Sunday for his comments from earlier in the week regarding rap music being a distraction for Cam Newton during practice.
