Cam Newton got into a small quarrel with the Miami Dolphins after the New England Patriots won by 21-11 in the first match of the 2020 season.
Newton had to be handicapped as the Dolphins jumped in his face. The midfielder, who made his debut in the game of the Patriots, explained what happened in midfield that caused the push and the push.
Newton runs for 2 TDS, and the Patriots stop the Dolphins 21-11
He told reporters that the defenders were moving towards his chain.
“I still got my chain. I got two of them. They were up to my chain, though. They were up to my chain. I think this kind has fallen under my skin. But yeah, through all of that, the guy is listening – I don’t want to be left out.” Anything from a great team match we did. And I don’t want to be selfish to focus or dwell on it. I think for us as a team, or me personally – it can spark a lot of anger. And I was just joking with the coach, just telling him College Park almost got out of me However, through it all, man, everything was fun and games; Newton said, according to CBS Sports.
Cam Newton scored his first touch with the Patriarchs turning back in the opening season vs. Dolphins
It was a competitive match – on both sides. You just have to realize who you are talking to, and keep everything in the game. I realized I was talking to someone known for making splits. So it wasn’t my feature to keep going back and forth. But at the end of the day, it’s football. And for me, regardless of who I am, I play with a competitive advantage and expect the other team to have a competitive advantage as well. Ultimately, anything outside of that, it’s all about respect. I do not respect anyone, and I do not want anyone to offend me. But at the end of the day, we got the most valuable thing today, and that is a win. “
New England Patriots midfielder Cam Newton has words with the Miami Dolphins after his NFL football match, Sunday, September 13, 2020, in Foxboro, Massachusetts (AP Photo / Charles Krupa)
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Newton had two rapid landings in his first Patriot missile appearance. He was 15 to 19 with 155 yards and was found five times by Julian Edelman at 57 yards. Sony Michel also had a quick landing.
