4th&1 Podcast with Cam Newton

Cam Newton calls out Skip Bayless after his sit-down with Shannon Sharpe, pulling receipts on why Undisputed really ended, then reacts to Sacramento Kings reporters caught on a hot mic and makes the case for MORE of them. Plus: a ball boy's fight over Travis Hunter's first INT ball, the truth about NFL fines and jersey swaps, and an emotional defense of Cecil Newton and Black fathers in sports.

A 38-year-old Case Keenum, in his first game since Christmas Eve 2023, hands the Eagles a 27-7 loss, and Cam Newton breaks down why it was a quarterback masterclass. South Carolina's Dylan Stewart crashes out, the Raiders and Vikings are somehow both 3-0, and Beast Mode and Cam ask how long Justin Herbert's free pass can last at $52.5 million a year.

Brandon Marshall walks into 4th & 1 "extremely disrespected" and takes it straight to Cam Newton over the Pro Bowl story that went viral. A $10,000 hotel bill, a warning about room charges, and a question Cam has waited more than a decade to ask him directly. Cam and Peggy also break down a wild college football weekend. Lane Kiffin's LSU hanging 51 on Clemson as the SEC schedules a vote on the program's future, an MLB umpire's hat ruling that Cam says exposes everything wrong with officiating, and why Michigan paying seven figures for a one point win over Western Michigan makes them fool's gold.

Cam Newton draws the line on Shedeur Sanders slander after an anonymous exec calls him "inaccurate at all three levels" and The Athletic ranks him dead last. Then he goes to war over what "organic" really means in the Nightcap vs. Speakeasy podcast beef. Plus, CJ Gardner Johnson claps back at 4th&1 over his locker room livestream, and Aaron Rodgers unloads on ESPN in his most unfiltered rant yet. New episodes every Tuesday & Thursday. Subscribe, Like and Share.

4th&1 Reports live from the Panthers training camp where they get the full scoop on this season's Panthers Squad.

Cam Newton and Peggy break down CJ Gardner-Johnson's locker room livestream and why the NFL "shield" owns every frame shot on its property. Then roast the CJ Stroud and Caleb Williams training camp weight talk. Plus, Cam defends Marvin Harrison Jr through his drops, comparing him to Ja'Marr Chase and DeVonta Smith and calling it a confidence issue, not a catching one. Like, share, comment & subscribe to 4th & 1.

Cam Newton and Peggy break down Brittany Renner's viral crash-out on baby dad PJ Washington and why airing it out publicly can get you cut. Plus, is LeBron James' move to Philadelphia a desperate ring chase or a legacy play, whether Joel Embiid is out of excuses, and how Jerry Judy's phone antics are dividing the Cleveland Browns locker room. Cam also drags DeAndre Swift's new braids all the way to the goal line.

Cam Newton and Peggy break down the Sean Salisbury vs Emmanuel Acho fallout over who really built NFL Live, why John Harbaugh's "it's an honor" debut speech with the New York Giants missed the mark, and the truth behind Carmelo Anthony's 7% Nike royalty on those Oak Hill jerseys. Then Cam torches Todd McShay's college QB rankings and delivers his own Top 5 with Dante Moore at #1, Arch Manning at #2 and a name almost nobody has in their top three.

Cam Newton and Peggy break down Rex Ryan's latest shot at Shedeur Sanders over an offseason jersey photo shoot and why Cam says the criticism is a flagrant double standard for a backup who still led the NFL in jersey sales. Cam also unpacks Shedeur's viral play breakdown down to the down-and-distance, warns LSU lineman Jordan Seaton about his spending, roasts Cam Skattebo's failed backflip, and finally speaks on the ESPN news surrounding the layoffs. Plus, contract voiding clauses, and why Cam says owning your own platform is the only real job security in sports media.

Cam Newton and Peggy break down why NFL playcalls really run so long using Cam Ward's red zone verbiage, then get into Zion Williamson's viral baby mama drama and whether the blame falls on him. Plus Mike Tyson's awkward ESPY presentation for Shohei Ohtani and a raw Newton's Law on the fear of going broke, sparked by CJ McCollum's honesty about athlete finances.