Cam Newton Challenges Channing on the Bottom 5, Talks Personal Miscues & Legacy | The Pivot Podcast

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Opening up in a honest and humble conversation, Cam Newton sits down with Fred, Ryan and Channing to discuss everything that has been going on from football, to his personal life to recent issues with some of the statements he has made.
A deep and impactful discussion between men on growth, learning from mistakes and how to keep moving forward when the cards are stacked against you. And Cam shared a powerful burst of what the fire he still has to play football every Sunday.
Allowing the vulnerability to come through, Cam opens up about some mistakes he made with relationships and owning up to the responsibilities his choices have caused and accepting the fall out and positives that have come with it.
Back to football- Cam challenges Channing on his statement of him not being one of the best 32 quarterbacks and asks him if the bottom of the pack is better than him. The two debate why he is or isn’t in that group and Channing says the league has deemed he is no longer going to be a starter a team.
Fred believes Cam still can land on a team this season before they go back to talking about his college days and time at Florida, asking if the off the field incident that Cam got into during his early college which led him to leaving for Auburn.
Ryan gets into Cam’s recent situation and the comments he made about women and he explains how they were taken out of context and how his remarks were intended. Understanding that his words will never be louder than the media’s, Cam shares his thoughts and the message behind his words.
Understanding the role of being a black man and leader for youth, Cam talks about how his impact in the NFL should have been greater than Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers and the Peyton Manning’s of the world because of his influence on all communities and not just his play on the field.
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[@keljerel]

You can say what you want about Cam, but you can’t deny his charisma and confidence.

[@jaseallenson316]

And you cant deny that he is a mos def a starting caliber qb in the league. He wasnt given a chance in .... while in new england. The cupboard was completely bare, which is a big reason why brady left.

[@IdunnoBroIjdk]

He enjoyed football with a passion like Brett Favre but he was looked down for it instead of looked fondly for it like Favre did. Newton did so much for the city of Charlotte that people don't even realize because they never talk about or cover it.

[@OLyonnais28]

At the same time you can definitely tell that he struggles with being self aware of the fact that he can be overconfident at times. He kinda spoke about it when talking about winning big and losing big. All a learning process to better ourselves

[@jjjyli686]

What I think is funny with these black athletes always talking about race and never going forward. They the ones keeping the narrative/thought process alive. Like they walking circles loving to talk about it. Some of the famous ones don’t even talk about it like that and thats the right step to fix the problem

[@WalkingWallet]

@@OLyonnais28 I'd rather be overconfident than under🤷🏾‍♂️ Seems to have worked for him, just sayin

[@btrueloot4405]

I attended cam Newton 7on7 2 years in a row 2013-2015 and that’s one experience I will never forget. He was the coolest most humble solid dude you will ever meet . It was basically like he was one of us and when you meet his dad and family you will understand why . Me and his little brother played on the same usa football team when we was in 10th grade . But cam literally made you bring the best out of you so organically he would put so much confidence in everybody at these camps just by his presence . He signed my cam1s and I still got them to this day and all the gear he signed and gave us , he was giving away free things and he hosted the whole event his self

[@jacbro33]

This right and this is the reason why cam said he can come into any one community and make an impact but the likes of time Brady and Aaron Rodger wouldn't be able to do the same.. his impact is for reaching People hate to see it. Thanks for sharing your experience on his team

[@quintaviessimpson5576]

On God be one of the best camps to be at folks don’t understand the impact he has bra really one of us

[@tragicvillesocialmedia9878]

I’m glad he impacted you in a positive way , it’s good to know he’s one of the good ones fr fr .

[@dariusjhodge1]

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[@2Phaktz]

@@jacbro33 Rodgers and Brady come from different communities and care little of the people that come from Cam's community. Therefore, no they can't go to that community and nor do they want to. However, when they go to their communities, they'll be propped up so high that they may even be able to obtain high political office for the purpose of protecting and legitimizing that community's interests (which generally does not concern the well-being of non-white people). Cam would never be able to ascend to high political office in dealing with his community...however, he can (especially where he is now) spark the mind and imagination of kids from there to discard dysfunctional narratives and build their people up. That is more valuable, legit and powerful.

[@PutmeinthegameCoachChris]

Cam was talking “I found myself more valuable than Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Peyton Manning cuz I can go into their communities but they can’t go into mine!!!” That’s REAL!! Cam still one of my favorites, Salute to all his future endeavors 💪🏾

[@quiyonbrown1271]

Idk kinda feel like Brady and Rodgers can’t be put into that list

[@jacbro33]

@@quiyonbrown1271 the impact would be superficial. The proof is in the pudding look at all the NFL players that was coached by him that is now playing I. The NFL. Everyone can relate to cam.. Tom Brady Aaron Rodgers or even Russell Wilson not so much

[@MAJIN-AI]

Brady rodgers and manning can go to the hood. Tf you talking about ??

[@quiyonbrown1271]

@@MAJIN-AI yes Rodgers and Brady can go to the “hood” what reason beside them being white thinks they cant we as as AA pride ourselves on living in dangerous places idk why

[@MAJIN-AI]

@@quiyonbrown1271 just replying to the stupid comment. Ask cam that

[@dexterkimble3049]

I’m a grown ass man watching this interview…but when Fred Taylor stopped Cam and gave him his flowers by reading off his resume……I found myself sitting there with big time crocodile tears streaming down my face. We are quick to find fault with one another but when we find the courage to lift up another……well……that just hits differently!! Great show, better people.!

[@Mrwatercooler]

“I could go into their community.. but they could never go into my community” is a GEM 💎

[@joset1435]

No it isn't lol wtf

[@thraxxxmula5705]

Jose T Say you didn’t understand it without saying you didn’t understand it 💀 goof

[@BillyWitherspoon]

@@thraxxxmula5705 I swear it’s always the goofy sliver spoon niggas that always got something to say

[@CP9Des]

Nobody would want to go into a lesser community like that it’s just that simple

[@popzredskins890]

Growing up in B-More Thats not true.

[@charlesokereke4297]

As a person from Charlotte, NC and longtime Panthers fan I’ll forever be grateful for Cam’s impact on and off the field. He put Carolina on the map in a way that hadn’t been done in a long time. Hell of a player and standup man 💪🏿

[@TuckerPearce]

Well said!

[@jakegotti9107]

Facts💯

[@hannibalburgess7517]

Didn't the panthers go to the superbowl in the 90s ?

[@channonjr]

@@hannibalburgess7517 nah

[@channonjr]

@@hannibalburgess7517 Early And late 2000s

[@feltonmoore7309]

I like how Cam address the situation about the women comments. He mentioned how people like Molly, Mike Florio, and people like that blasted him for those comments, but when he reached out to them none of them responded.

[@garrickbaylie3721]

These 3 brothers are the best compliment of one another. They each bring a special piece that will only fit with the other 2 pieces. Keep the podcasts coming.

[@dailynnsp.o.v]

For anyone who reads this keep grinding and keep pushing. Whatever it is in life you want to do to after it life is to short. Life is a marathon not a sprint so go out there and live it up peace and one love! ✌🏽🙏🏽

[@thehesipod]

🔥🔥🔥GO BE GREAT 🔥 🔥 🔥

[@Ko8eanC24zy]

You niggas that post this for likes are lame as hell. I know I’m contributing by commenting but go fuck yourself.

[@ronniesnakehissiii9413]

Thanks y'all!

[@ibuynotesforsale]

💯💯💯

[@JasonHWoods]

Thx much…. Needed that more than you know

[@alexanderchaplin2459]

Ryan is so perfect at redirecting conversations to get v the real answers outbox of guests. This is a master 🙌 class in journalism abs interviews 👏

[@erika8899]

💯

[@johnnyweeks3669]

Everytime I watch Cam, I learn something new! Much respect to the Pivot for allowing him to clear the air on a few things! Give him his respect Channing!!!

[@deannahinton5526]

These conversations are so ADULT, life-changing, impactful and REAL!! Thank you for setting the standard for podcasts!!!!!

[@jayp.1812]

The episode is so healthy on so many different levels! These men are having healthy debate, confidence unquestioned, being articulate, and showing respect for each other's point of view. This podcast is BIGGER than football! Keep pushing fellas!

[@patrickbellefleur5508]

Did you expect a shootout or something to happen ? I don't know about you but I did not expect to see anything else. If BM being articulate is different too you than I don't know what to say.

[@jayp.1812]

@@patrickbellefleur5508 What are you talking about?

[@KC_Smooth]

@@patrickbellefleur5508 You’re way off. He meant it’s rare seeing young men be brutally honest with each other. Tough conversations without insulting each other.

[@GhostMcGrady]

Channing is a rare type of dude. I can’t think of many other public figures that say shit like this to people’s faces.

[@huluhulu3002]

Channing is brave. I respect it.

[@jdottjdott7517]

Man i love that he does that, grown men should be able to hold a convo like this and be able to speak opinions without bs

[@huluhulu3002]

@@jdottjdott7517 agreed

[@JussHaten11]

And he down with the Steelers!!!

[@bjr0467]

Plenty ppl lik this they jus ain't on TV

[@rickyrob1005]

The opening of this episode just saved my life. As I'm in tears as I type this. Thank you Cam. And thank you to the Pivot.

[@jamaalburrell6300]

I played against him in that Auburn vs Oregon national championship game, Cam was a beast n we couldn’t stop him or the defense

[@blazers4life994]

I will never forget that loss.

[@keljerel]

We need more people like Channing in this world. He tells you what you NEED to hear rather than what you WANT to hear.

[@scoobyd05]

Shit kinda caught me off guard most niggas ain't gon come out n say wat they saying out there

[@airhco15]

People look at him like he’s a hater but sometimes he’s wrong and admits it but a lot of time he’s spot on

[@Pop-lr6yb]

The problem I saw was he couldn't give Cam the bottom 5 QBs better than Cam. He kept talking about the NFL opinion when Cam wanted Channing lists. He was tip toeing around that question for an opinionated brother.

[@tooksfamily7316]

Another great episode. I love the way Cam challenged Channing for the "bottom" of the 32 top QB's in the league. This podcast is fastly becoming one of the most entertaining podcasts around.!

[@lindasims4573]

Amen!

[@Joker.9.9.9]

He never answered Cam's question...Channing like alot of peoples compare today's Cam to 2015 Cam and that's unfair.

[@MrSpicabooo]

@@Joker.9.9.9 but thats the performance people want when they sign cam to a team, and if hes not that or even average to above average level why would they wanna sign him? Performance declines and thats natural

[@Joker.9.9.9]

@@MrSpicabooo because even if he's not 2015 Cam he's still better than at least 3 of the 32 starter.

[@MrSpicabooo]

@@Joker.9.9.9 perhaps. But then the nfl business/politics comes into play. Are they cheaper? Are they younger? Are they developing? Are they a high round draft pick so they get more of a rope to mess up? Alot goes into it than just “oh im better so why dont i have a job”. I dont think cam is looking for a cheap backup role either.

[@blankface40]

i like how Channing always keeps it real whether it pleases the person he’s talking to or not. You NEED a people like him in your life

[@SALLEY99]

Very much agree💯 need more people like him fr

[@marcelmarshall4240]

He needs to tell Cam to stop speaking in third person.

[@TheDominiqueBallou]

Kept it real? Or dodged the question.

[@micahemmanuel3359]

@@marcelmarshall4240 he’s talking about the NFL persona, not the total individual. He’s right to do so. He is now at a point where his name is bigger than himself. You and I don’t know how that feel but he does. Third person is acceptable.

[@marcelmarshall4240]

@@micahemmanuel3359 You are incorrect. Everything about Cam says he is using it in the way I spoke of it. “Cam” would not be out of the league if “Cam” as not into his “persona” and would just be himself, playing football. He is not a singer with an alter ego. He is a quarterback, which is a real person playing a sport. No need for personas, just perform, well. What persona does Lebron have? None. What persona did Derek Jeter have? None./Tom Brady has no ‘persona’ and would not use third person. Neither would Pat Mahomes. The excuses of these people, and the justification of their ‘fans’…are outrageous. Third person is NEVER acceptable…unless you are Peter Parker…referring to Spiderman.

[@latonyareese6948]

Omg!! I love Cam Newton. He was so humble and a huge inspiration when my son played in his 7 on 7 camp. Drove himself to Prattville ,Al and it was the best day of my sons life.

[@abimbolababatunde8951]

When I first started, I was an IAA fan but now, I do not even watch any of the episodes. The interviews on the Pivot are without a doubt better and the fact that the guys allow the guest to speak and give their own narrative is priceless. Keep it up guys!

[@JuanSanchez-ze4bf]

Yeah BMarsh gonna keep cutting everyone off so might as well watch the Pivot and get the real...

[@Raaykay47]

BMAR ruined IAA he’s whack af

[@andrem.thomas332]

Why not watch both? Why compare the two? Ya'll weirdos

[@TJ-kl1vj]

@@andrem.thomas332 Facts. The constant comparison is getting old and boring now

[@daniellejohnson1737]

@@andrem.thomas332 the comparisons are old. but, i don't watch both because IAA doesn't do it for me.

[@darrinelliot.]

Cam opened up about an extremely vulnerable moment in his life which directly correlated to his psyche & on field performance. Salute for being honest & raw. Hope Cam finds a home for the 2022 season. Great content & excellent episode as always.

[@stephendanley1858]

Vulnerable? He stepped out on his partner and he has the high ground? GTFOOH

[@isazalpinkerton9891]

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[@ricojohnson6351]

@@stephendanley1858 u must be his ex girlfriend

[@DiamondLoveDior]

It was Awesome and as raw open and honest as Channing was with him honestly I appreciate it because that's exactly what those people are saying behind closed doors about him and I appreciate that he's here and getting it directly from the brothers and his community that's telling it directly to his face because what Channing said is nothing compared to what other people in positions of power are saying behind those close doors. I love Cam Newton for his open honesty and bravery but I think what Fred as well is Channing is trying to tell him is that his reputation is preceding him....

[@jacbro33]

@@stephendanley1858 and you're probably the type that would hide your side kid.. he admitted to his mistake but he include his son in everything he do with his other kids

[@strikershadow302]

Great interview with Cam. Awesome example of a group of men having great conversation, healthy disagreement and still respect at the end of the day. Pivot podcast is continuing to elevate these interviews everytime out.

[@andreawashington4256]

As a Panthers fan, Cam will always 💙 be my favorite quarterback. He made serious moves the year we made it to the Super Bowl 🏈. And he did a lot for the community. Can't knock him for his charisma and flashy dressing. I was there for it.

[@barbietetela6313]

Same here

[@buckwildjohnson1]

I told my supervisor i will not be working when this cast is on. He asked me why not. I said jus watch and listen. I was later told its ok to miss work. Keep em coming

[@StlMar314]

That's clutch!

[@MrAslam-gw8ft]

Cap

[@buckwildjohnson1]

G SHIT

[@YxnginJesusLovesU]

Y u cappin 4 likes mane

[@jzm5014]

Lol

[@Artressa]

Cam's intelligence is shining throughout this interview!

[@hellvell3595]

Cam a real 1 showed my son love when he meet him his my son's favorite player and made his day at a 7 on 7 camp

[@TechBuilding108]

I have a lot of love and respect for Cam. Real stand up humble Brother!

[@LLAMRS]

I love Cam. Knowing his story of going to JUCO, winning at that level, bouncing back to D1, winning at that level. Then almost winning at the NFL level is incredible. I love how he talks about being disciplined led him to become affluent. No matter what, his story is motivating and inspirational.

[@jacbro33]

It is.. it's incredible

[@juniorcoleman3886]

Imma ride with Cam until there’s no more threads on the tires! On the field and off the field! Keep pushin!

[@gothamtyler]

Cam my favorite QB of all time. Living in Charlotte as a teen and young adult was everything

[@roberteldridge9027]

Thank you Cam for opening up and thank you Pivot staff for being a vessel! Love this podcast!

[@Hunnisloot]

Cam and Chan are real ones, loved how they went back and fourth. Great Episode, Cam will ALWAYS be Super Cam.

[@toysrus701]

I respect CAM and his essence and calmness to be able to accept criticism and still be mature to keep the conversation going. I gain great insight and patience watching his exchange with Channing. Both men were very respectful to one another Another good show

[@eomyenom1]

No doubt that exchange has to be a case study for disagreeing between black men.

[@symone80]

💯

[@betabetapsi]

@@eomyenom1 on ME!!!

[@eomyenom1]

@@betabetapsi True indeed

[@eomyenom1]

@@symone80 Right

[@BigL0we]

I love the candor! I love the healthy disagreements! We need to see these things! Keep the same energy when the person who’s the topic of discussion is in your face. Love the pivot!

[@DoJoStan]

Channing telling Cam how it is, is why I love this podcast. You can tell they all respect Cam and Cam respects them.

[@cotypoullard6852]

Crowder full of shit. Can ANYBODY recall Crowders career.( BUT I RESPECT YOUR OPINION)

[@joshuasmith9350]

chan talking real talk . cam wants everyone to speak to him his agent does. give me 3 percent and i’ll play pretend with you cam

[@joshuahayes3827]

I just saw y'all 3 gentlemen on the breakfast club today... Thank you for the content you always drop. Congratulations on everything and salute. 💯💪🏽

[@brianthomas2888]

I love and support The Pivot 100%..You guys actually let each guest speak and share their Life and Story with minimal interruptions, Unlike I Am Athlete where it's more so barbershop talk..Everyone speaking at the same time and talking over each..Keep Grinding Fred, Channing, Ryan..

[@theDanceStandard]

They are "trying" to be interesting at IAA.

[@thetruthhasconsequences58]

Please! 🙄 Cam's interview on I AM ATHLETE went VIRAL at 5.3 million views.

[@lilboosie5]

@@thetruthhasconsequences58 I know man, right. I'm tired ppl coming on here to shit on IAA. I love them both

[@brianthomas2888]

@@lilboosie5 I like them both too still..Mainly the guests..

[@brianthomas2888]

@@thetruthhasconsequences58 Yes that was the very first guest on the show.

[@leonrobinson3848]

Channing dodging the question. This is exactly what happened to Terrell Owens… When they ran T.O. outta the league, there wasn’t 2-3 wideouts better than him on every team. They did him like that because he was T.O.

[@TheDominiqueBallou]

Facts

[@318GrandMan]

Nah. We seen cam play recently. He ain't got it no more. He's really bad now. Only thing I could see him being used for is a package for designed QB runs or rpos

[@TheDominiqueBallou]

@@318GrandMan he can be a back up.

[@318GrandMan]

@@TheDominiqueBallou yeah but he on the show talking about being a starter. That just ain't for him at this point.

[@loloatuha4939]

But T.O still had it

[@karens6743]

I love Cam, he is a young man that doesn't hold back how he feels. He says it and doesn't apologize for the truth he speaks.

[@deemyfg8885]

This podcast is the closest thing to looking through a small window into the introspective of all of our heroes. Just good, constructive conversation from legendary people we sometimes forget are human. Thanks for all the great content! From day one to now, it's always been a pleasure to watch & listen 💯

[@BigPendant]

Well said!

[@onisaloka6618]

Heros ?

[@texasmade8841]

real talk 💯

[@danecalloway]

Cam keeps it real and so does the Pivot podcast. I wouldn't mind being here for an interview.

[@isazalpinkerton9891]

.

[@PoopythePlumber]

I'm sure they are dying to interview you

[@johnson7333]

You should be interviewed by everybody Big Chief, the real communities appreciate you, even though most of us are still sleep, keep pushing though,much appreciated fam.

[@wesleyalexander6438]

Pivot, Dane is a real one for the people to critically think!!! Get dat brutha on here!!

[@toofast2721]

Do it

[@taureanegardner5429]

I can definitely watch this episode a million times. So much knowledge and realness in it! Great job

[@dextercrook4321]

This was an Well Needed interview. Now we have to get former Raider QB JaMarcus Russell on the show!!!!! I really want to see how he been and how he pivot on his journey

[@earwer1122]

Good one!

[@feltonstevens9635]

Probably not gonna happen. Lol

[@dextercrook4321]

@@feltonstevens9635 I’ll be surprised if it does

[@malik2519]

They have it now !!!

[@dextercrook4321]

@@malik2519 I seen it!!!!!!

[@folukearthurton3393]

This conversation was fiya. A calm adult and clear conversation about a career, legacy and life. Respectful and clear conversation.

[@bamadondon0495]

Couldn't have said it better🙏✌️💯

[@seanscott9758]

Fred and Chan to me you guy was the heart and soul of I am athlete and this is why The Pivot has such great interviews with the addition of hooking up with Ryan and his sport knowledge, As a patriots fan I respect Cam for coming and attempting to do good job with all the elements against him. The pandemic, No offseason workouts, missing time from covid in the middle of trying learn the system. I also RESPECT Cam for showing love to Mac Jones. Cam talent will always speak for itself and its no way you can deny him getting into the HOF.

[@stevenleggett1793]

Having Patrick Willis on would be great. Following everything up until he retired.

[@tiara1522]

I always love to hear Cam talk and being himself. Thank you!

[@Drew_F1]

I love that cam stood up for mac

[@elizabethgodfrey1033]

Cam is among the best! Cam hasn’t just started saying good things about Mac Jones. He spoke well of him after they cut him. But, Cam did win that Competition, though! Why hasn’t Mac Jones never said and backed up Cam Newton? This thing works both ways! I told Mac he should’ve supported Cam, more. Cam is strong & wise to do this! 💕

[@shakitawarren6390]

Every week I’ll say this was the best episode ever. I freaking love this podcast!

[@trayewilson7317]

Channing is so real Nc Rep

[@betabetapsi]

I had to stop saying it cause I started to feel like I was lying all the time. These guys do not miss!!!

[@shakitawarren6390]

@@betabetapsi surely don’t. And the breakfast club was the icing on the cake today!

[@restEZmo]

✊🏾💯

[@Jdot2tact]

@@trayewilson7317 love he keeps his opinion no matter what and dosent kiss azz regardless of the star status . Even with Mayweather, the richest athlete ever, he still held true to his morals and opinions. Sign of a real man

[@restEZmo]

This Episode of the Pivot is the best one, until next week. 2 Pac had a song called "Against All Odds " I swear Cam came across in this interview with that same spirit. The truest stuff he ever spoke ✊🏾

[@padregamez]

I just love how they all structure and ask deep meaningful questions

[@TheNarissa89]

At this point… I don’t need to tell you guys how I feel. I’m A HUGE FAN! Each episode beats the other! I love you guys!

[@mortonindians1984]

wow u r spot on

[@ghostman6693]

oh yessir, now we've gone full cycle and made the cypher. Cam on IAA was the 1st interview i caught......so glad hes showing support to the pivot.

[@RentonThurston1010]

Notice the tone of the conversations

[@hawkinsjjerome]

@@RentonThurston1010 the tone and conversation is way different

[@annegreene7690]

Thanks to Mrs Newton,(his mother),she stayed with her husband,kept her family together, she needed her husband in the home to help her raise his sons. Cam had a dad,in the home,and continues to be blessed with his father in his life and home. His kids have their grandmother and grandfather.Stay Bless! Stay Strong! Stay Safe!

[@istrouma97]

I love what the Pivot has brought to the world of podcast. Intelligence, substance and truth

[@charlesjones1588]

The Pivot made one mistake with the Cam Newton interview...it wasn't long enough. Wow! This was another outstanding interview. I believe that younger (culturally conscious) black professional athletes are doing some really good work in the community. And now they are also making some excellent business moves. I believe that one of the next logical business moves among high profile black athletes could be to conduct "major" collaborations among themselves, but do so "wisely." We must remember that there will always be negative elements within American society that want to see us fail. So when making any business moves, this should be considered, compartmentalized and placed at the forefront of our thought process. Also, perhaps it is time for African American athletes to take the business collaboration show on the road. We should consider developing relationships with high profile black athletes in Europe and on the continent of Africa as well as other international locations. There are a number of wealthy international black athletes who can help bolster your (leverage) by providing Money, Power, Knowledge and Influence. The thing that high profile black athletes have going for them (in terms of business) is instant access to a stellar workforce...their own people! But upon hiring your people, how do you maintain long-term allegiance? In the Old Testament, Proverbs 31:8&9 says, "Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves, for the rights of all who are destitute. Speak up and judge fairly; defend the rights of the poor and needy." Go with God!

[@francisramadhani6440]

Man we need 2 hours

[@MG-fn9xw]

Only problem is the blacks here are all democrats and don’t know what a woman is according to how they vote. The strong men in Africa laugh at us week USA fools lmao. “Black this black that” why not just support America an all people? I would take my shirt off my back for u buddy

[@javeionrainey4932]

Came into New England right after Brady left. Went back to Carolina and everyone thought it was “back home “ moment. Bro had to learn new systems on a short period of time , with fairly young teams.

[@logicalmalethink4925]

7 weeks and you still learning, something wrong

[@D.Nice..]

No excuses.

[@Micahwilliams28562]

Yep. He didn't have nothing in NE And absolutely no oline in Carolina

[@UGLYBOYwrld]

@@logicalmalethink4925 bro what is you talkin about? 7 weeks and you learnin a new playbook WHILE playin, thats just somethin you CANNOT do at a QB position

[@lamontmorgan99]

@@UGLYBOYwrld you have to play football to understand how hard it is to do this and I don’t think most fans know how hard it is to come off the couch and go play at an NFL level week 10 last year like he did, or learn a whole new offense week to week in NE and still get 7 wins. Crazy.

[@MrAntd1]

Cam definitely deserves to be in the league you cant tell me QBs like Daniel Jones better then Cam. He will be just fine without football but I would like to see what he would do on a playoff contention team.

[@BLACKLACDTS]

It’s not so much about being “Better” as it is about the ceiling… Cams on his way out while Jones could be one of the best ever still we don’t know.. we already got the best Cam..

[@jalen-pu3ou]

@@BLACKLACDTS and ppl actually dont watch giants games and just blame it all on qb play when he hasnt had no o line , no consistent running back to help him , no consistent number 1 even tho kenny might bounce back this year but as a whole never did , coming from a saints fan

[@BLACKLACDTS]

@@jalen-pu3ou Agreed.. I think Jones has shown potential..

[@viktormorris194]

Patriots got to the wildcard the year after he left lol. Dont think cam wants to get paid what Daniel Jones gets paid either

[@BroCoolFire]

@@BLACKLACDTS d Jones is trash... Def not better then Cam

[@oskartgrouch8757]

This was a CONVERSATION! Not a contest of rude questions and talking over each other. Great job.

[@IceMontgomery]

As a Charlotte rapper and die hard Carolina Panthers fan, it warmed my heart to hear them interrupt Cam speaking on his accolades so they could say it themselves. His impact was felt fasho. We got a whole wave going as far as culture in Charlotte and Cam’s played a big part. Much success to you and yours! 1ØVË 🤙🏾💯🏆✨

[@IbelieveinJesusAmen]

I hope you don’t rap about trash.

[@IceMontgomery]

@@IbelieveinJesusAmen check out my Instagram, you might find something you like, Sir ✌🏾😇🎵

[@joemccloud6881]

I had the opportunity to see this dude (Cam) warm up right next to the chosen one (Tebow) during a practice, and anyone who knows anything about football let alone the position of quarterback, could see right then that this brother was head and shoulders above Tebow. Sometimes we get so caught in the media hype that we look past reality. Mr. Newton it is such a pleasure to see a young brother be unapologetically BLACK!!! keep on keeping on, maybe twenty or thirty years from now they'll give you and Kap your real flowers like they do all OUR other real ones!!!! About to go smoke a Cuban and sip on some yac!!! Love, peace and hair grease 🙏🏿✊🏿✌🏿

[@janicedavis8310]

This is the best Cam interview ever... He definitely has seen his life pivot!!!

[@tyoniagardner614]

Cam makes meeeee smileeee!!! He’s such a man an aware man… so respectful and humble

[@elrodn6490]

I do not understand the hate this man gets. He seems so nice, well spoken, and a positive impact in the world/community's he is apart of. His football skills may be different now. But the other stuff didn't change at all. Always wishing him the best.

[@TheAshtonForever]

A good chunk is racist for sure some is the fact Cam has pushed his antiquated view of what women should do and are capable of it's rooted in upbringing and religious perspective

[@tacotom3492]

@@TheAshtonForever If you believe that, you're an idiot. His shoulder is messed up and he can no longer be dynamic. Facts dont care about your feelings. I like Cam but he's always hurt/banged up which for his skill set makes him expendable if he only wants to start.

[@Commonsenseiscommonsense]

The "hate" comes from the ridiculous things he says. "There is no more racism", women need to this or that while he has a side chic and side baby.

[@Commonsenseiscommonsense]

@B.N. TX I don't think Cam is married. I could be wrong, but I think the dude just got baby mamas.

[@marvin7533]

Besides what most of you said, it's also the air chair GMs, coaches, trainers, and scouts who never played a sport in their life, and/or never succeeded. That's why they took up playing chess. What do expect?

[@pinbarbecue1100]

One of the bestest podcast by far!!!! Y'all needs to get Shannon Sharpe on next because he got stories like crazy

[@laurenp6818]

Yes Sir Uncle Shay Shay past overdue on this. But then again he busy with his own podcast and Undisputed. I hope he does come on.

[@self_made_king2089]

I was just thinking that!!

[@JDub0623]

I agree 💯 that would make for an incredibly educating & entertaining conversation.. Unfortunately I wouldn't think his reps & team will allow it with having his own show, Club Shay Shay, doing similar work with his own guests.

[@kennethearls8753]

I’m just now watching this episode. Never knew Cam was so passionate about inspiring the next generation of players/leaders. He’s a much different person than sports media portrayed. Glad he’s taken the path that he has and I wish him all the best for being unapologetically Cam.

[@BJTF3D]

Not to speak on the old podcast they were all on together was the first time I listened to him talk and it made me a Cam fam. He said “Exposure equals expansions”. He has some really good insight. These fellas have pure/ genuine spirits ✌🏾Love it.

[@chandracriswell7154]

I can respect Cam’s journey and appreciate it! Enjoyed the knowledge from all sides. It made me 🤔think about his perspective and loved this segment.💕🧞‍♀️

[@ahmedsaidu-kamara6760]

Great interview. I always felt Cam Newton was scapegoated because this is what happens to great black men trying to have a positive impact in his community. This interview confirms that Cam is a great black man for his community. He overcame so much to accomplish so much. He's at peace now with or without football. Great for you Cam. I salute you.

[@restEZmo]

✊🏾💯

[@morpheuscreed6023]

PIVOT STILL MY FAVORITE PODCAST! CAM DROPPING GEMS WINNING THE SUPERBOWL OF LIFE!!!!!!!

[@alexandermonroe6599]

Love it or not watching this Cam is showing you the man he is that is powerful.

[@KallMeSensei-_-]

Man we need a cam Newton podcast. I just know bro got some stories he’s holding waiting to tell

[@buddrs]

I started watching Cam Newton when he was at Auburn. Over the years, it has been awesome to see how he evolved as a player. Most importantly, it has been beautiful to see how he has evolved as a person. Great episode and Thank You.

[@jonmolina948]

Cam looks enormous compared to everyone else. He’s built more like a linebacker than Channing.

[@theairforce1877]

What an outstanding interview! Cam is to be respected and he’s absolutely right, there aren’t 32 QB’s out there that better then he is. The cowards in the NFL in positions of management are just scared and fall under pressure

[@jdagreat4595]

What team would he be starter for right now?

[@michaelj9277]

There are definitely 32 QBs better than him lol

[@theairforce1877]

This message is for J. The Goat and Michael J. Let’s start here, 5 QB’s he’s definitely better than hands down! #1 He’s better than anyone on the Steelers roster. Trubisky is listed as starter#2 He’s better than Sam Darnold Carolina Panthers. #3, He’s better than Marcus Mariota Atlanta Falcons #4 , He’s better than Davis Mills Houston Texans #5, He’s better than anyone on the Seattle Roster. Currently Geno Smith is the probable starter. Now, here’s a few that he’s arguably better than. #1 Trevor Lawrence Jacksonville Jaguars. In his first season he looked a mess. Let’s see if he’s better this year. #2 Tua Tagovailola hasn’t proven he can play at the elite NFL level. Now his offense is loaded let’s see what he does. # 3 Kirk Cousins, fills up the stat sheet but NEVER wins any big games and barely makes the playoffs makes. # 4 Jared Goff. Since being the number #1 pick and going to the Super Bowl, he has been a bust. Last but not least, Carson Wentz. You talking BUST! Dude can’t keep a job. He got benched for Jaylon Hurts and is a head case with no leadership according to his own teammates and he’s on his 3rd team. He failed in Philly and Indy, now he’s on the Washington Commanders. There you have it. 10 QB’s that all are suspect and some just plane old garbage and I’d take Can Newton over them all because of his intangibles and what he brings to the table. I rest my case! What you’ll got????

[@siah201]

@@jdagreat4595 he could 100% start for Seahawks, Texans, shit even the Saints, & who's the Browns QB again? 🤔 There's DEF opportunities for him

[@JnoEL1]

@@theairforce1877 Preach!

[@jhatch3412]

The way Ryan Clark formulates his question is pure genius 15:23

[@AndresRodriguez-wu5uf]

The way he wanna talk about Brock purdy but he couldn’t even pick up the panthers system

[@MaddenUnderground]

Great show Cam deserves more credit for his contributions on and off the field

[@vyoung31]

I love Cam's honesty and accountability.

[@KazzyOfficial]

The best interview on I AM ATHLETE is with Cam Newton!! Excited to see him on the pivot!!

[@tacotom3492]

Both are very good.. ✌️🤙

[@apollosportscounselinginc.3531]

RIGHT

[@abuenrostro15]

Weren’t Fred and the other guy in that interview on I Am Athlete when Cam was there? Did they leave I am athlete?

[@IamDevron]

@@abuenrostro15 man where you been at😂 they had a falling out due to the business side of things. Check out the first episode on this channel

[@oleskoolman]

Can was better than Tebow at UF, I'm sorry

[@Snappx]

Ryan again with the smoothness. Bro it’s so humble. Thanks for having Cam

[@crittoneida958]

The honesty both ways here is refreshing. Dialogue like this is the sports show wave I hope Instead of the screaming hot takes for attention. You cannot tell me that there isn’t as much or more passion insight and analysis on this podcast than on the fox sports and ESPN debate shows

[@jaseallenson316]

Ive been backing cam for last couple years as far as new england. They had no training camp cuz of covid and he had absolutley no experienced(especially experienced in the system), pass catchers. Especially once edelman went down. Look at the experience and quality they had at tight end, which is huge in the pats system. There is a reason the next year the pats went out and signed two tight ends, two wrs and drafred a rb. They had nothing on offense. And again, cam and most of the position pkayers on offense were trying to learn the system and get chemistry with each other on the fly. It is a testament to cams greatness, that they were as competitive as they were.

[@CaleebTalib]

Agreed Cam won us some games that year. I remember he got tackled by the Seahawks on the goal line but no one thought that game would’ve came down to the last play. And they beat the cards. Pats receivers were trash because Edelman went down and covid bs. Cam should’ve been resigned to the pats in my honest opinion I get the offense would’ve been different with mac in but still.

[@iTzBuescher]

I think he had a very positive impact but I understand the decision to fully give mac the reigns. Like cam said there would always be cants and cries for him to go in especially if mac screwed up… cam literally said it himself mac is gonna be that guy.

[@Don-md6wn]

"a testament to Cam's greatness" - LOL. He admitted he didn't know the New England playbook well enough halfway into the season and even after one season plus an offseason he got beat out by a rookie who had to learn the playbook after the draft.

[@timmyspov]

@@Don-md6wn You almost made no sense at all!!

[@fosejay86]

I'll keep saying it and i'll keep saying it. GET THESE DUDES TO 1 MILL SUBS. Respect to Cam for speaking his truth

[@krazykingyahschannel]

REAL SHIT!!

[@tompavuorenmaa4970]

Thanks to the guys behind this podcast. Shining a light on some great people that too few people see/get to know

[@wilspade]

The pivot is the type of show thats so good youre mad when its done

[@marvinbryson7950]

Witnessing Cam navigate the championship season at AU (off the field) gave me mad respect for the young brother. Glad to hear him explain that his confidence clouded his judgment regarding that Patriot's, and Panthers' experience the second time around. I've always felt like those were set-up to fail or losing situations despite one's skill level - they just didn't have the horses.

[@StNixdaIV]

True that season was WILD, especially when some games came down to a game time decision on his "eligibility", hint hint. But naw Cam is a dog and all-time great, just have to transition (change/evolve) his game for LONGEVITY in the league.

[@Dylan-nq9yg]

The comeback against Alabama IN Alabama is still iconic. Down 24 in Tuscaloosa and to come back in win. Crazy

[@shayhessari740]

Cam a really good dude and he came up and made the best out of his situations and I think he’s just misunderstood / like even watching him and hearing him try to express his thoughts on past indiscretions and addressing certain things he sometimes doesn’t get his wording right and it could still leave you a little confused but you can tell his intentions were good. Wish him all the best and always, another great episode shoutout to these guys for keeping the consistency and the conversations rolling👏👏👏

[@user-ik5ze1sh7i]

There's a difference if you pay attention to him he displays who he wants to be, he's not misunderstood he's misrepresented because he doesn't allow himself to be controlled and put in a box

[@QualittyTimePodcast]

If people took 1 second to try and understand "intent" the world would be alot better ..instead people take that 1 second to be offended

[@TheAshtonForever]

Cam was a new football mold of a QB I think he's the inflection point in football for the genesis of truly balanced dual threat QB. When you're a pioneer you have people who don't or don't want to understand and seek to destroy. I don't agree with Cam's perspective on life( he's clearly come from a different place than me and seen more) but I'll always recognize his athletic greatness

[@hip-hopdigitaltv2106]

I overstood everything he said you don’t have to enunciate or pronounce something like a professor to get your points across

[@RossClady]

Wow. That. Was. Powerful. Stuff. Super. Proud. Of. This. Show. And. Cam. Newton

[@xotivjaix8567]

“On my soul” that Georgia start comin out🤣

[@336legend6]

My favorite athlete of all time. Can’t wait to see this.

[@tiffanyneal5607]

I can’t tell y’all enough how much I appreciate you guys…. The chemistry you guys have is so dope. The conversations are so needed for the culture. I LOVE YOU GUYS!!!!

[@dnicmartinez]

Also with every guest that comes through the fit right in and the chemistry with every guest is great. I pray Cam’s platform grows from this as well

[@stacycampbell-domineck9918]

So inspiring. Listen to Cam Newton was a treat. A man of depth and conviction. It’s so very refreshing to what you ALL have that real mad welcoming conversation.

[@faisonpitre7821]

Channing Crowder is that friend that everyone needs to have on their team! Nobody needs a "yes man" we need someone that's going to tell us what we "need" to hear other than what we "want" to hear. And he's not saying it out of hate or trying to be a hater at all, he's telling you out of love!

[@ms.carpenter7793]

So Proud To Be A Pivoter 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@pinkhoney4312]

Me too! I love these guys❤

[@jlarmstrong2]

Wasn't a big Cam fan as far as a player, but he is 100% right abt helping the youth get exposure and scholarships. He does a ton of camps and 7 on 7 stuff on his own dime.

[@peterforest3016]

I loved this interview. This is a side that no one has ever seen about Cam Newton

[@rdot980]

Seeing him like this isn't new. He has his own pod cast.

[@MrHADouble]

I really understood where Cam was coming from in this interview. this was great and I enjoyed every bit of it. keep doing y’all thing PIVOT Salute💪🏾💪🏾💯💯

[@PunchyV]

I took my family to Six Flags over TX (Arlington)... Cam had every player from his 7on 7 football camp there with him... salute the King for making that happen for them kids... 💪🏾

[@Bambamlynch704]

I say it everytime I hear cam speak he is in my Mount Rushmore of athletes on and off the field

[@crystalmcleod3388]

Another amazing interview with Cam! He killed it on the other plateform and I am sure this will be one of the best watched interviews on this plateform as well.

[@FastAligator1234]

I gained a lot of respect for this man. I’ll never forget as a packer fan. I believe it was like week 2 2011 season. He passed over 400 yards against the pack. It’s also the game Nick collins got hurt.