Former NFL star quarterback Cam Newton spoke out with a harsh take about Minnesota Vikings signal caller J.J. McCarthy.

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Cam Newton, now no longer an NFL quarterback, has turned to a media career, which is one of two prominent areas in which former athletes thrive once they retire. Newton started his own YouTube channel ...

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Newton claimed his comments were not meant in jest; however, he did make it clear that he is no longer judging Hurts as a "good" quarterback but now looking at him as a "great" or "elite" quarterback ...