Hopefully, you weren’t holding your breath for a Cam Newton apology. The Panthers QB isn’t concerned with your traditional ways of losing.
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He’s more concerned with his personal image instead.
Standing in front of a framed photo of Mohammed Ali, Newton sent a message on his Instagram account on Friday. Above all else, he wants you to know he’s still doing things his way.
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A photo posted by Cam Newton (@cameron1newton) on Feb 12, 2016 at 7:20am PST
Once you get past all the “1s” and umlauts, there’s actually a profound statement in there.
Newton isn’t prepared to listen to his critics, which uncoincidentally carry a racial tone.
Today's lesson is brought to you by Bill Romanowski. One word can alter the message you were trying to get across. pic.twitter.com/si3fInsS4Q
— Cesar Diaz (@gritwriter) February 8, 2016
You can keep expecting Newton to be some kind of gracious loser, but a gracious loser is still a loser.
An NCAA champion, Heisman Trophy winner and Rookie of the Year, he’s clearly never been about that life. Why would you expect him to be now?
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"I didn't dive down... But we didn't lose that game because of that fumble."
Cam responds to #SB50 criticism. https://t.co/WGSW0gUMyx— NFL (@NFL) February 9, 2016
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