Hurley: Yes, Cam Newton Is Capable Of Quarterbacking A Potent Patriots Offense In 2021
The notion that Cam Newton cannot complete a pass has spread like wildfire in New England. It's so wrong. Let's take a look.
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The notion that Cam Newton cannot complete a pass has spread like wildfire in New England. It's so wrong. Let's take a look.
Cam Newton is one happy camper.
Fans at the Patriots ProShop in Foxboro said on Friday that, while surprised, they are glad to see quarterback Cam Newton return to the team.
As it turns out, Cam Newton likely won't earn too much with the Patriots in 2021.
Cam Newton is getting another shot in New England. The Patriots are re-signing the quarterback to a one-year deal.
Cam Newton and the New England Patriots are getting together for another season. Newton seems pretty excited for another shot at being the Patriots quarterback, reacting to the news with a hype video on his Instagram account.
Dan Roche breaks down New England's decision to bring Cam Newton back for another season.
The Patriots are bringing Cam Newton back for another shot in 2021, a move that surprised a lot of folks on Friday morning. But don't think the team is finished addressing the quarterback position this offseason.
It's March 2021. Brady's been gone for a full year. And the Patriots remain as mystified as ever regarding their plans at the most important position in professional sports.
Belichick apparently loved working with Newton, so much so that there's a "significant possibility" that the Patriots give the veteran QB another year in New England.
Deshaun Watson may not feel as though the Houston Texans organization fully supports him. But an old friend and mentor certainly has his back.
Now a few days removed from the interaction, the 31-year-old quarterback released a 7-minute video on Facebook titled "My Side Of The Story."
If Bill Belichick and the Patriots utilize the franchise tag this year, there are a number of potential candidates.
Despite being described every which way under the sun, Bill Belichick's never quite been described like this.
The teenager who heckled Cam Newton at a football tournament over the weekend is apologizing.
The Patriots have reportedly been gathering intel on just about any quarterback who might be an option for New England this year.
"I can't go out like that. I hear all of that talk," Newton said of speculation that he'll retire. "My pride won't allow me to do it. There aren't 32 guys better than me."
A clip of Cam Newton exchanging words with a teenager at a football tournament went viral over the weekend.
Cam Newton is letting prospective employers know that they'll be getting a slimmed-down version of the quarterback that they saw last season.
Rodney Harrison did not hold back when it came to his feelings on a potential re-signing of Cam Newton.
With the 43-year-old Tom Brady preparing to play in the NFC Championship Game and with the Patriots' slim postseason hopes dying a month ago, it's only natural for the conclusion to be made that Tom Brady was right while Bill Belichick, Robert Kraft and the Patriots were wrong. Here's a deeper exploration.
The last day of the NFL regular season may feel like it took place years ago. Alas, it was just eight days ago when the Cam Newton/New England Patriots saga ripped through New England.
ESPN's Adam Schefter says that Cam Newton returning to New England isn't out of the cards, but he also believes the quarterback could get a big payday from one team.
If that's all she wrote for Cam Newton in Foxboro, then at least the quarterback got the farewell party he deserved.
Hell no Cam Newton doesn't want to be a backup quarterback next season.
