Former Carolina Panthers quarterback and 2015 NFL MVP Cam Newton recently said that he inherited a "locker room of losers" in his 2011 rookie season. This prompted former Panthers wide receiver and two-time All-Pro Steve Smith Jr.

Former Panthers quarterback Cam Newton created a stir by saying he entered a "locker room full of losers" when he arrived as the franchise's No. 1 overall pick in 2011.

Cam Newton earned Rookie of the Year honors in 2011 and helped lift the Carolina Panthers to a Super Bowl berth. The team had a 2-14 record the season before his arrival.

The former Auburn All-American didn’t consider the former Alabama QB among the NFL’s top signal-callers before Super Bowl LIX.

Cam Newton wasn't the only person to help turn the lowly 2010 Carolina Panthers into Super Bowl contenders over a few years' time. A lot of credit also belongs to ex-head coach Ron Rivera, who might not see the beginning of that rebuild quite the same as

Cam Newton is being blasted over giving Aaron Hernandez his flowers for being a genuine person aside from his murdering ways.

Former Panthers quarterback Cam Newton recently said that he arrived in 2011 to a "locker room of losers." Former teammate Steve Smith Sr. and other Panthers from the 2010 team took exception. Newton addressed the situation on the latest episode of his Fourth and 1 podcast.

Cam Newton has Luke August Kuechly's back. While taking fan questions during the taping of the latest episode of 4th & 1 with Cam Newton, the Carolina Panthers legend talked about his former teammate'

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.

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,

Panthers all-time leading rusher Jonathan Stewart offered his two cents on Cam Newton’s recent controversial comments.

Former Auburn Tigers quarterback Cam Newton shared advice on what Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kielce should do next. Kelce is 35 years old and heading into his 13th NFL season unless he decides to hang up the cleats.