Fan: How many rings you got? We got the same amount.
Cam Newton: None but we don’t got the same bank account.
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— Complex Sports (@ComplexSports) July 24, 2023
Nobody spends more time entertaining mouthy high-schoolers and their shit-talk than Cameron Newton. Does he realize that he doesn’t have to respond to every needledick 15-year-old that thinks it’ll be cool to troll him and livestream it for clout? He is Cam Newton, after all. Does he know he doesn’t have to take the bait? It seems as though the answer is: no, he does not.
Remember when he argued with this kid at his camp?
Cam goes back and forth with a camper who was trash-talking him at his own camp @brgridiron
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— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) February 21, 2021
I’ll be the first to say, it’s pretty disrespectful to act that way at an event that Cam Newton is hosting, especially as a nobody. The ruse worked, these kids got their views, but it ended with the high-schooler issuing a Notes app apology on Twitter that made it all the way to ESPN. Cam didn’t not handle it well, about as well as you could if you make the conscious decision to engage, but nobody cares who this kid was and Cam kinda looked like a colossal dork in the process.
A high school football player has apologized to Cam Newton after an exchange between them went viral.
The player, Jseth Owens, asked for forgiveness as part of a written apology on Twitter: https://t.co/RucdmXEAEn
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— ESPN (@espn) February 22, 2021
Old Cam Newton at Auburn was solely responsible for a national championship then went on to change the quarterback position forever with the Panthers. Prestigious talent and an absolute force in his prime – nobody can take that away from him.