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Patriots To Sign Cam Newton To Compete For Starting Job On A 1-Year Deal

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SportsCarolinaMonthly
June 30, 2020

After many discussions in regards to what team Cam Newton would sign following his release from the Carolina Panthers back in March, we now finally have an answer as the New England Patriots signed the 31 year old to a one-year contract worth $7.5 million.Newton will look to compete for the starting quarterback job for the Patriots following the departure of Tom Brady. Newton will go up against second-year quarterback Jarrett Sitdham and NFL journeyman Brian Hoyer. Out of three of them, Newton has by far had the best career, having a 68-55-1 record in his career, throwing for over 29,000 yards…

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