Ryan Clark sparked a back-and-forth with Cam Newton after criticizing Newton’s infamous moment in Super Bowl 50 where he chose not to jump on a fumble. But it seems like Clark doesn’t want any part of a back-and-forth of personal attacks with Newton moving forward.

Jalen Hurts's position among top NFL quarterbacks is under scrutiny. This is despite his Super Bowl victory with the Philadelphia Eagles. Cam Newton e

Retired NFL stars Cam Newton and Ryan Clark’s public spat just got more heated. The pair, who have both turned into media personalities since their respective retirements, have clashed after

Gillie Da Kid didn’t hold back after Cam Newton left Jalen Hurts off his Top 10 QB list and compared his own career to the Eagles star. That didn’t sit well with Gillie, who reminded everyone that Hurts has two Super Bowl wins, while Newton has none. Newton, who lost in the big game with the Panthers in 2016, responded on his podcast 4th & 1.

Cam Newton has come under fire after he left Jalen Hurts off his list of the top 10 NFL quarterbacks. Many slammed Newton, with some recalling his fumble at the 2016 Super Bowl against the Denver Broncos. Amid the backlash that Newton has faced, another NFL quarterback-turned-analyst, Greg Olsen, defended the former Panthers star.

It was only a few years ago that Cam Newton was the NFL’s MVP and was getting the Carolina Panthers to their second Super Bowl appearance after leading them to a 15-1 record.

Cam Newton entered the Super Bowl as MVP and left as MCP — most criticized player. He earned both. Nobody likes to lose, especially on the grandest stage of them all. But how you accept losing ...

ESPN's Ryan Clark didn't like that Cam Newton left Jalen Hurts off his list of the NFL's top 10 current quarterbacks. But once Clark brought Newton's career into the discussion, the debate turned.