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Cam Newton Joins ESPN as Commentator on ‘First Take’

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Former NFL MVP Cam Newton has reached an agreement with ESPN to become a commentator on the network’s prominent morning debate show, “First Take.” Newton is expected to debut on the show on Friday, October 11, during a live broadcast from Tennessee State University.

Newton will join the panel that includes noted personalities such as Stephen A. Smith, the host Molly Qerim, Pro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe, and Sirius XM’s Chris ‘Mad Dog’ Russo. “Cam Newton’s addition to ‘First Take’ brings an electrifying presence, enhancing our roster of top-tier personalities,” stated David Roberts, Executive Vice President, Executive Editor of Sports News and Entertainment at ESPN. He continued, “His dynamic charisma, combined with the high-profile debates alongside Stephen A. Smith, will create compelling, must-watch television for fans.”

Commenting on his new role, Newton said, “I’ve always brought passion and energy into everything I do, and that won’t change at ESPN. I’m looking forward to the opportunity to share my perspective and go toe-to-toe with the best in the business. Fans can expect the same intensity I brought to the field, along with real talk, bold takes, and good fun.”

The show “First Take” is broadcasted on weekdays from 10 a.m. to noon ET on ESPN, featuring discussions and debates on the latest sports topics and issues.

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