Cam Newton Already Putting In Work With Mohamed Sanu
Cam Newton is wasting no time getting to know one of his newest receivers.
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Cam Newton is wasting no time getting to know one of his newest receivers.
The language in Cam Newton's contract does not restrict the Patriots placing the franchise tag on Newton for 2021, if the team wanted to do so.
The Patriots' veteran receiver created an Instagram post on Tuesday, expressing his excitement to get to work with his new quarterback, one Mr. Cam Newton.
After decades of having a sixth-round selection leading them to glory, the New England Patriots are now turning to a former No. 1 overall pick.
In these wonderful technological times, we all can fortunately get an idea of what Cam Newton will look like in a Patriots uniform through the magic of computer animation.
Now that both men have moved on, Ron Rivera expressed confidence that Cam Newton is ready to get back to his proper form.
It seems like the 42-year-old Tom Brady might be pushing for his new team to give Antonio Brown another chance.
A day after reportedly signing with the Patriots, quarterback Cam Newton released a hype video Monday evening saying farewell to Carolina -- and hello to his new home.
The Patriots signed Cam Newton on Sunday, but head coach Bill Belichick was doing his homework on the quarterback for months.
On his podcast, Adam Schefter shared that the Patriots were the only team to extend a contract offer to Newton.
Tom Brady released a trailer for his new Apple TV show "Greatness Code" on Monday, revealing the "defining moment" of his football career.
To anyone who actually followed the Patriots' video saga, the stripping of a third-round pick for this particular offense is unquestionably obscene.
For almost two full decades, the starting quarterback job in New England belonged to Tom Brady. Now it's time to pass the torch.
With a changing of the guard at quarterback, the Patriots weren't expected to compete for a Super Bowl in 2020. Now that they've added Cam Newton to the roster, well the Patriots still aren't expected to compete for a Super Bowl in 2020.
Richard Sherman doesn't have much to do with the offseason of Cam Newton, but the outspoken 49ers cornerback found Newton's plight to find work to be "disgusting."
Cam Newton is now a New England Patriots quarterback, but that doesn't mean that Cam Newton is the starting quarterback of the New England Patriots for 2020.
Regardless of how successful Newton is or how many starts he makes, the Patriots have already made history with the signing.
Cam Newton waited months to find a new NFL home. He found it Sunday night, reportedly agreeing to a one-year deal with the New England Patriots.
Bill Belichick and the Patriots obviously don't make football decisions while considering the thoughts and feelings of fans. Still, going from a "Jarrett Stidham running a nuts-and-bolts, run-heavy, basic-ass offense" in 2020 to "Cameron Freaking Newton" is a nice bonus to what transpired on Sunday evening.
One of the most absurd, unnecessarily long sagas in the history of sports is complete. The Patriots have finally been punished for having a staffer film the field of play during a Bengals-Browns game in December.
The post-Tom Brady era in New England can now be known as the Cam Newton era.
NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith said Tom Brady shouldn't be holding workouts with teammates during the coronavirus outbreak.
In a special hour-long episode of Patriots All Access on Friday night, 21 players, coaches and scouts in the New England organization joined WBZ-TV's Steve Burton for a roundtable discussions about racism in America, their own encounters with racism, and the country's need for reform.
Tom Brady has been in the NFL for two decades, so he knows a thing or two about running a football practice. That's something his new Buccaneers teammates have learned pretty quickly.
If you're criticizing Tom Brady for practicing during the COVID-19 pandemic, it appears the Buccaneers quarterback has a message for you.
