“He hasn’t done anything wrong to anyone,” Sherman said, via ESPN.

“He plays the game like a young kid, like a kid’s supposed to play it. This is a game. This isn’t life. This isn’t government. This isn’t military. This isn’t anything that’s that serious. I think people are taking it out of perspective.”

Sherman has defended Newton in the past. Before Carolina beat Seattle in the NFC Divisional Round, Sherman told USA Today that he had no problems with Newton’s dancing—which has been at the center of most of the criticism.

“You get to the end zone, in an NFL game, you get the right to celebrate,” Sherman said. “You’ve worked hard. You’re a professional athlete. If you don’t get a chance to celebrate in the pros, when do you get a chance to celebrate? When do you get to show what you can do – to enjoy yourself?”

 

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That's nice what he says of Cam.... I think cams a the new generation of qbs!!!

Cam's a great player and a great talent, but he's an abnormality. Unless they start cloning and making more 6'6" 260 pound qb's, we may not see the likes of him for quite some time.

there are plenty of big QBs these days, but the size with the speed and agility is somewhat unique