Cam Newton

The NFL playoffs are about to get underway, and the New England Patriots are in a position that they are not used to being in – on the outside, looking in. No one expected that the Patriots would be world beaters after the departure of longtime stalwart Tom Brady, but many were likely holding out hope that the team could have at least made things a little more interesting down the stretch... Read

The National Football League seemed to be cruising along and doing what needed to be done to avoid having the coronavirus have an effect on its season, but that all changed at the end of September when it was announced that the Tennessee Titans had three players and five other personnel that had tested positive for the virus...

It wasn’t the greatest of starts Sunday for Tom Brady in his new role as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers signal caller. The Patriots, on the other hand, looked pretty darn good with Cam Newton under center. Brady certainly had a tough opponent in a tough environment against the Drew Brees led Saints at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, but it just wasn’t the Tom Brady we are used to seeing week-in and week-ou

With the Red Sox faltering and obviously not making the postseason, it feels like the time is right to shift our fan focus to the Patriots, doesn’t it? No one knows exactly what this season will bring as the NFL deals with COVID-19 and what that means for what the season will look like in general...

According to a report by Field Yates of ESPN if Cam Newton can stay on the field for the Patriots this season, he can earn some cash. The 1-year deal with the Pats calls for a base salary of $1.05 million. Much of his incentive laden contract is weighted towards his playing time...