Former Carolina star quarterback Cam Newton doubled down on recent comments that the Panthers had “a locker room of losers” before drafting him with the No. 1 overall pick in 2011, saying his remarks were “aggressive” but “true.

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Former Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton went viral for calling his former teammates "losers," a comment many took issue with, including former Minnesota Vikings cornerback Captain Munnerlyn.

If Cam Newton has proven one thing during his budding media career, it’s that he tends to look at things through the lens of one character: himself. So it’s only natural that, in a recent appearance on The Travis Hunter Show,

Newton is a growing media presence who said in November he was hurt when he wasn’t invited to join Smith, Luke Kuechly, Thomas Davis and other former players in Germany when the Panthers played the New York Giants. Newton caused a stir in January by saying he would not give back his MVP award for a Super Bowl championship.

Cam Newton has now addressed the criticism of his recent comments about the first Carolina Panthers locker room he walked into. And, as he often does, the former Most Valuable Player didn’t back down.

Cam Newton has drawn the ire of so many former Carolina Panthers because of his comments. Calling the team he arrived on "losers" sparked frustration from Charles Johnson, Steve Smith, Geoff Schwartz,