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ESPN Laid Off Cam Newton

Why ESPN Laid Off Cam Newton: Inside the "First Take" Cuts, Salary Savings & Corporate Restructuring

ESPN has officially fired the former NFL MVP Cam Newton as part of a swift sweep of network cuts hitting both on-air talent and digital production staff.

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Former NFL QB Cam Newton among ESPN layoffs

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Former NFL MVP laid off by ESPN

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Panthers Legend Cam Newton Addresses Exit From ESPN Amid Network's Layoffs

"I want you to learn one rule about the times we live in right now: if you don't own your own platform, you're gonna get overlooked, bypassed and be extinct like Dinosaurs," Newton added.

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ESPN shocks NFL fans with MVP quarterback’s sudden departure

He got a raise. Then ESPN showed him the door.

ESPN reportedly parting ways with Panthers legend

Since playing his last down of NFL football back in 2021, Newton has transitioned into a successful media career. In addition to his two-year run with ESPN, the former NFL Most Valuable Player has starred in his own show— 4th & 1 with Cam Newton on YouTube.