Anyone hoping for clarity on Cam Newton’s future with the Carolina Panthers in Matt Rhule’s introductory press conference came away disappointed on Wednesday.
The NFL is a vicious business sometimes. More than a handful of veteran quarterbacks with a history of proven success are about to find that out firsthand.
It has been widely reported that the Panthers will look to trade Cam Newton this offseason, but that is not a decision the team has made yet.
The Carolina Panthers have already begun making big changes by firing head coach Ron Rivera, and there has been a lot of talk about a Cam Newton trade coming next.
Cam Newton has been dealing with a foot injury since the preseason that was originally expected to only require rest and rehab, but he has decided to go under the knife.
Ron Rivera was fired by the Carolina Panthers on Tuesday in what could be the first of several big moves for the franchise, and Cam Newton had an emotional reaction to the news.
There is increasing speculation that Cam Newton’s days with the Carolina Panthers are numbered, but that may not be the way the quarterback wants it.
Cam Newton will technically be eligible to return from injured reserve if the Panthers make it to the postseason, but he has almost certainly played his last down of football this season.
