Cam Newton

American football quarterback and MVP

Cam Newton - American football quarterback and MVP
Born

May 11th, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

United States

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A professional American football quarterback, played primarily for the Carolina Panthers. Achieved significant recognition during the 2015 season, leading the Panthers to a Super Bowl appearance and winning the NFL MVP award. Played college football at Auburn University, winning the BCS National Championship in 2010. Known for a strong physical presence, innovative playing style, and dual-threat capabilities as both a passer and runner.

Won NFL MVP award in 2015

Led Carolina Panthers to Super Bowl 50

Won BCS National Championship in 2010

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