Cam Newton SOUNDS OFF on Anthony Richardson 🗣️ ‘YOU DON’T DO THAT’ | First Take

On First Take, Stephen A. Smith, Cam Newton and Ryan Clark join Molly Qerim to discuss:

0:00 Anthony Richardson benched
0:50 Cam Newton's reaction
3:21 Ryan Clark's reaction
5:22 Stephen A.'s reaction
12:51 Cam Newton rant

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[reinhart]

Thats a MASSIVE statement Cam just gave with the fumble. My hats off to you, sir.

[ricardobjj]

Cam carried a whole offense and never asked for a breather

[joeschmo]

Cam has matured into a great football analyst and he provides good insight from a player perspective. Anthony Richardson needs to listen to somebody like him.

[christof]

Anthony: "Hey boss, can I take a break?"
Boss: "You can just clock out for the rest of the year."

[TeekShakur]

I can tell Cam is loving that he's on ESPN.. he carries the same energy as he did on the field so watching him on First Take to me is nealry just as exciting and entertaining as it felt watching him play

[theblinkerx]

Cam is literally the perfect person to speak to Anthony Richardson. The entire NFL came for Cam in 2016 to show him a message. He never came off the field. Love Cam on this show

[AugustusGray]

Cam is steadily improving on First Take, I’m glad the crew gave him the opportunity to speak his peace on AR.

A lot of people clown Cam for the fumble, and totally disregard how he carried Carolina’s offense until he couldn’t overcome the injuries. And all the haters fail to mention his Heisman and NCAA championship, like he never performed well in any meaningful games

[brandonsaunders]

I'm only watching because Cam is here

[Benzzo]

I'm tuning in because of Cam. He gonna bring REAL insight to the show. Good job Cam.

[bigkanesays]

Cam is a real one for taking the accountability on that fumble. And he is right; people still talking about that fumble till this day. He is still one of the GOATs to me. Those Superman run plays on killer defenses like the Saints Seahawks Patriots Texans and others; bro was 1 of 1…💯 yeah he didn’t dive on that ball, but that doesn’t take away from all the hard work that man put in on that field.

[jamesjefferson]

Even though it was 9 years ago, Cam’s a real one for publicly owning up to his mistake in the Super Bowl. He absolutely NAILED this topic of young players, especially QBs having to learn how to take accountability.

[TeekShakur]

I'm proud of Molly, it's like she's heard all the noise from people like me that says she interrupts too much.. cause now she seems more chill and not rude .. I fw it 💪🏾

[MadBmbr]

Cam is 100 percent right u can’t do that as the leader of the team

[yoCBOOGiE]

Cam is a breath of fresh air for the causal fans that consume most of there footballl news from First Take

[jimfarley]

If Cam and RC were not there, Stephen A would have got that off field issues speculations off without pushback. Remember that folks

[dawonplace]

RC and Cam came with it in this segment! "Yeah I'm tired..." Classic line

[jeremylmckinney]

I respect Cam more now for his words of wisdom and accountability

[increasekru]

I'm 52 years old been watching NFL football since 1979, and I've never in my life see a NFL quarterback come out of a game because he was tired.

[narrickcuz]

I’m glad they allowed Cam to talk because this is essentially who AR wants to be. Between the size and athleticism obviously this is who he should listen to right now more than anybody. Put this whole clip on repeat and lock in. Cam seen the highest you could see outside of a SB win and he knows how quick everyone forgets. Don’t give them ammo.

[b.waynepresents]

As a life long Panther fan, Cam has always been and always will be my guy.
I remember when we first drafted him, and certain people were so disappointed and mad.
I was always happy about it, and my only regret is how things ended with him and the team.