Cam Newton states NFL kickers could benefit from smoking marijuana before games - “Roll the doobie up”

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Cam Newton thinks kickers should smoke before games

It looks like Cam Newton's days in the NFL are over, but the superstar quarterback still is a very interesting character with lots of things to say and to show.

After playing for the Carolina Panthers and the New England Patriots throughout his career, Newton has made a name for himself with an MVP award and plenty of great seasons for the Panthers, although he never won a championship. His best days might be behind, but Supercam is still a thing.

And his opinions are still kicking.

Newton posted a short YouTube video where he gave his opinion about which players could play high and not be affected. His opinion involved the most important special teamers there is:

Newton: “I'm going with kicker. I've been around a lot of stoners. Your meter is extremely low, and a lot of kickers miss kicks because they get too excited, right? I mean, so they never roll the doobie up and give it to the kicker right before they go out there and be more calmer in the game.”
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What is Cam Newton doing these days?

Although he has not officially announced his retirement from the NFL, it would be a big surprise if the quarterback returned to play in the league at some point in the next few years.

He's already at an advanced age, and with a style of play that demanded a lot from his body, which obviously no longer responds as it did in 2011. He was a remarkable character for the league in the last decade, even without a title on his resume.

He was the face of a franchise that didn't seem to be doing everything possible to help him; later, he still played for a season together with the New England Patriots in precisely the most bizarre situation possible, without any fans to support him on the field due to the COVID-19 pandemic and replacing only the greatest player in the history of the sport.

At least he was still able to rejoin the Panthers for a farewell season, but he's always going to be remembered as a legend in Carolina.

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