Former NFL MVP Cam Newton didn't hold back in criticizing Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson for subbing himself out in Sunday's loss to ...

"(My offensive coordinators) knew, 'If Cam runs, we can’t keep going back to Cam ... There's things he can learn from." ...

It's not just that former NFL great Cam Newton made his first in-studio appearance on the ESPN show, "First Take," wearing one of his customary wide-brimmed hats and brightly colored jacket.

Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton was in Charlotte hosting a football camp at Johnson C. Smith University.

Smith is no stranger to intense debates and fiery discussions on “First Take,” and the addition of Cam Newton could take the show’s energy to a whole new level. Smith’s bold style ...

Former Carolina Panthers star and rising media personality Cam Newton was recently back in Charlotte, and he made a stop at the city's HBCU. Newton was recently in town for a camp for kids over ...

Cam Newton is back... on TV. After spending the past two seasons out of the NFL, the Carolina Panthers legend has reached a deal with ESPN to join their flagship morning show, “First Take.” ...

Cam Newton didn’t hold back while chastising Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson, who took himself out of Sunday’s loss to the Texans because he said he was “tired.” During the latest ...

Cam Newton, an American football player with a net worth of $75 million as per Celebrity Net Worth. He served as the Carolina Panthers quarterback from 2011 to 2019. He earned $5.5 million per ...

Former NFL MVP Cam Newton has signed a contract with ESPN to become a regular commentator on First Take, the network’s flagship morning debate show. Newton will join Stephen A. Smith and host ...