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Cam Newton is doing something besides throwing footballs and making touchdowns to keep his team undefended in the NFL right now. MStars News has learned that the Carolina Panther quarterback, along with actor/comedian Kevin Hart and actor/rapper Ice Cube are giving back in the Charlotte community—a new locker room for their high school. Read More »
Looks like everyone is sick of Cam Newton's "Dab" dance, so FOX 29's Good Day morning show host, Alex Holley and Mike Jerrick had to kill it on their show, Wednesday. Read More »
Cam Newton has landed his own Nickelodeon show. The NFL star will be helping kids to accomplish their dreams on a series titled, 'I Wanna Be.' Read More »
Welcome to the 2015 NFL Playoffs Divisional round! The Carolina Panthers and Seattle Seahawks will battle it out on the turf at CenturyLink Field in Seattle, Washington on Saturday January 10 at 8.15 p.m. EST for the second game of the Divisional round. It's two top notch QBs facing off as Cam Newton takes on the defending NFL champion Seahawks and Russell Wilson, so read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of Sunday afternoon's game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores. Read More »
Welcome to the NFL playoffs wildcard round! The Arizona Cardinals take on the Carolina Panthers on the turf of the Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina on Saturday, January 3 at 4.35 p.m. EST for the first playoff game of 2015. Read on to see where fans can watch and listen to a live stream of Saturday's game online and catch up-to-date feeds and coverage on highlight plays and scores. Read More »
Mike Smith went 66-46 in the regular season through seven years with the Atlanta Falcons, but a 10-22 mark over the last two campaigns led the Falcons to fire Smith in a Black Monday move. Smith wasn't the best game manager despite being the winningest coach in Falcons history, according to "Sports Illustrated." But he dealt with a depleted roster the past two years, as the team didn't surround quarterback Matt Ryan with adequate talent. Who could replace Smith in Atlanta? The Falcons haven't had to make such a search in quite some time. "Sports Illustrated" reports the team has hired a search firm for help. Some candidates they could be after include New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels, Arizona Cardinals defensive coordinator Todd Bowles and Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Case. Of course, one should also keep an eye on the other coaches fired Monday — Rex Ryan and Marc Trestman — as well as former coaches turned executives or analysts, such as Mike Singeltary, John Gruden and Bill Cowher. Read More »
It has been a tough season for the Carolina Panthers, but teams in the worst division of the NFL must declare a winner. On Sunday, Dec. 28, the NFC South will declare a winner between the Carolina Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons. The Panthers have had a weird season as Cam Newton missed the first game due to injures and was involved in a car wreck a couple weeks ago that resulted in Newton being hospitalized for observation and missing another game. Fans will probably be using Newton's words — "I'm on somebody's fantasy league, and I think it's the man upstairs" — during Sunday's game as they have faith in their team to pull in a victory. Cam: I'm on somebody's fantasy league, and I think it's the man upstairs. — Joe Person (@josephperson) December 11, 2014 Read More »
Johnny Manziel was sworn in as the Cleveland Browns's starting quarterback amid much fanfare and controversy. Less than two weeks later, Manziel was gone. Manziel left his second career NFL start Sunday, Dec. 21, against the Carolina Panthers with a hamstring injury and didn't return to action, as the Browns lost their fourth straight game 17-13. Manziel fell down after trying to get up from a hit by Panthers safety Colin Jones on a designed quarterback run, according to espn.com. "As I kept walking more and more, it just felt like something I hadn't experienced before," Manziel told ESPN. "I figured I needed to get checked out. Pretty frustrating." Manziel completed three of eight passes for 32 yards, a week after completing 10 of 18 passes, but throwing two interceptions in his debut. Manziel has still to throw a touchdown in 27 career passing attempts. Fans celebrated, cheering as Manziel was helped off the field by trainers, according to Fox Sports Ohio. Manziel's counterpart Sunday, Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, reacted to the incident in a respectful way. Read More »
Cam Newton Vs Johnny Manzeil: Car Crash Update, Carolina Panthers Quarterback To Start This Sunday Against Cleveland Browns Read More »
Cam Newton is finally speaking after being involved in a car crash earlier this week, that could have been a fatal accident. MStars News previously reported that Newton suffered two fractures in his lower back, and was held for testing and observation over night in a Charlotte hospital. Read More »
Cam Newton is expected to go home Wednesday, Dec. 10, after staying in the hospital overnight to undergo tests and observation. "MStars News" previously learned that Newton was involved in a car accident Tuesday, where his truck crashed and turned over multiple times involving one other car. The Carolina Panthers quarterback status is currently unclear if he will play Sunday, Dec. 14, or not. Despite escaping life-threatening injuries, Newton did suffer two fractures to his lower back. The other driver didn't suffer life-threatening injuries. Panthers spokesman Charlie Dayton didn't go into detail about Newton's return to practice for the game Sunday, but he did say, "Right now we have thought about Cam's well-being and we understand there was someone else in the other car who was injured. We just hope that they're all OK." Dayton did reveal that Newton suffered from two transverse process fractures, but surgery will not be necessary. The 25-year-old's NFL team released a statement via Twitter that read: "We are closely monitoring the situation of a car wreck involving Cam Newton. We will have more information at an appropriate time." Read More »
The Observer reported the crash took place at around 12:30 pm ET on the Church Street Bridge above I-277 in uptown Charlotte. Newton was taken to the hospital in an ambulance at around 12:50 pm ET. The Observer reported the crash was a two-car wreck. Steve Crump of WBTV reported that Newtown did not want to be transported and that the quarterback suffered no injuries, according to a police source. A short time later Doug Miller of the Charlotte Observer reported that Newton did suffer injuries, but that they are not life threatening. Read More »
With a fan fake-out, a ridiculous catch and an elbow to the head, Cam Newton, Julio Jones and Leodi McKelvin top this week's best GIFs around the NFL. Read More »
