Cam Newton Took Prophetic Picture With New England Patriots Teammates

September 7, 2020

Cam Newton just took a crazy picture with his New England Patriots teammates. Newton was recently signed to fill the hole that was left by Tom Brady when he decided to take his talents to Tampa Bay. The Patriots have been working on getting back on track ever since. The 2019 season was very disappointing for the entire organization as well as the fans.

But they are very much looking forward to the 2020 season. They have been working hard to get as many free agents as they can in the off season.

Cam Newton was a huge pick up and from all that we have head, it seems like he is doing an amazing job in such a short amount of time. It also looks like he is getting along quite well with his teammates. Take a look at this photo that was just posted to Twitter.

Cam Newton Took Prophetic Picture With New England Patriots Teammates

Cam Newton took this photo with Jakobi Meyers, Julian Edelman, Damiere Byrd, N’Keal Harry and Gunner Olszewski back in July.

Over a month later after cutdown day, they’re now the only wide receivers left on the roster… ? pic.twitter.com/HJ94dqdwxx
— Guy Boston Sports (@GuyBostonSports) September 5, 2020

We have seen what head coach Bill Belichick has said about Newton in the past. He is very impressed with Newton’s work ethic.

“I can see why he had the kind of success he had at Auburn and at Carolina,” Belichick said. “In talking to people that were with him there, the things that they said about him at Auburn and at Carolina from a decade ago or two, three years ago, or even last year, it was all the same, and it showed up here. He’s an extremely hard worker. Nobody works harder than Cam does. He’s here early. He stays late and he works very hard.

“Some players like to work on things that they’re good at, like if you’re strong on a bench press, you just keep throwing more weight on the bench. But Cam is the type of player that works on things that he’s not as good at and really tries to improve on a daily basis, and that’s something that I really respect about him. That’s not easy for players, or really any of us, to do. Look at something that we don’t feel like we’re very good at or is not one of our strengths and put extra time into it. I would say it is a natural tendency to do things you’re good at. He’s worked extremely hard in all those areas.”

What do you think about this photo?