NFL star QB flagged over remarks about women who ‘can’t cook’ and ‘don’t know when to be quiet’

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NFL quarterback Cam Newton hasn’t lit up scoreboards in recent years like he did early in his career but the former MVP set off fireworks with provocative remarks about women that won’t sit well with the “woke” mob that polices social conformity to enforce the rabid left’s ideology.

Once one of the league’s top attractions whose electric game on the field was matched by his “Dab dancing” flamboyance, Newton has never been the same after having his dream season turned into a nightmare by a fierce Denver Broncos pass rush in Super Bowl 50 back in 2016 when he was stripped of the ball twice, both leading to scores in what would be a 24-10 loss for his team.

The man who was once nicknamed “Super Cam” appeared on the latest edition of Barstool Sports’ Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast where, in an extended interview, he discussed his time in the NFL as a member of the Carolina Panthers and New England Patriots as well as his life experiences but may have strayed out of bounds when the conversation turned to women.

The free-agent quarterback’s controversial words came as he talked about being brought up in a traditional family with old school values, “I had a perfect, a perfect example of what a man was in my life by my father,” he said of the elder Newton who is a minister.

“My parents have been together for 36, 37 years now and it’s a beautiful thing,” Newton added, “I grew up in a three-parent household, my mom, my father, and my grandmother, and I knew what a woman was, not a bad bitch.”

After being asked by one of the hosts to describe the difference, Newton elaborated.

“A bad bitch is a person who’s just, you know, ‘girl I’m a bad bitch, I’m doing this, I’m doing that. I look the part but I don’t act the part,’ you know.” he said.

“There’s a lot of women who are bad bitches, and I say bitches in a way, not to degrade a woman but just to go off the aesthetic of what they deem is a boss chick,” Newton continued.

“Now a woman for me is, handling your own but knowing how to cater to a man’s needs, right?” Newton added, “And I think a lot of times when you get that aesthetic of like ‘I’m a boss bitch, I’m a this, I’m a that,’ no baby, but you can’t cook, you don’t know when to be quiet, you don’t know how to allow a man to lead.”

When Newton found himself at the center of a firestorm of leftist condemnation after making allegedly “sexist” remarks to a female reporter in 2017, he defended himself by saying that he was just trying to pay her a compliment.

Needless to say, Newton’s colorful commentary drew a personal foul flag from leftists on Twitter.

Newton, who starred in college football, leading the Auburn Tigers to the 2011 BCS Championship before being drafted first overall by the Panthers where he continued his awe-inspiring play and transformed the NFL franchise into legitimate championship contenders, winning the 2015 MVP award – the first time that a black quarterback scored the honor outright – and a spot in Super Bowl 50 with a chance to cement his legacy at a young age.

But things went badly awry in the big game and he has been dogged by injuries, bad press and underwhelming play ever since, being released by the Panthers, then bombing badly as Tom Brady’s replacement with the Patriots before returning to Carolina last year.

Currently looking for a new team, it remains to be seen whether his comments will impact his employability in a league that has fully embraced the “woke” agenda.

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17 thoughts on “NFL star QB flagged over remarks about women who ‘can’t cook’ and ‘don’t know when to be quiet’

  1. Just imagine how angry those b itches will be when they confront him and he says “I hear you, I understand the issues, I know you took – maybe took – oFFEnse with my comments – now go make me a sammich!

  2. “A woman should be seen in a bedroom and heard from the kitchen”
    A sexist would say!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. What this man believes about women is based on his own experiences with women. To generalize this to all women is as bad as women saying all men have toxic masculinity. Men have more body strength–Fact! Women have more endurance and pain tolerance–Fact! Men are topnotch chefs; women can swim the English Channel and run extremely long distances faster than men. Some adhere to traditional beliefs; others, not. Each sex, as individuals, has interests, talents and abilities.

    I read many of the comments below before posting mine. It is sad that people still whine about their relationships. So your woman doesn’t cook and is lazy? Why did you marry her? Good looks? Your man is a jerk to you? Were you oblivious to this before you married him, or ignored it? Was your attraction to your mate or partner all about hot bodies and sex? Do you even know who your partner is? Rule of thumb, if his/her little quirks are irritating while you’re dating, they will make you insane once married. If you don’t like his style or her endless chattering, it only gets worse. Very few things that make a marriage unhappy are complete surprises. The signs are there. Don’t ignore them. Examine your man or woman closely and decide what you can endure (with humor) and, at the same time, you need to look at yourself in the mirror and be honest about how annoying you can be. Someone in your life has already told you what is annoying about you, whether that person is a parent, a sibling, a friend, a former mate, etc. Pay attention. You could be the problem, too.

    Men and women are different, thank God! Celebrate that and look for a person that talks to you and listens to you, and with whom you can do the same. Ask questions. Share core beliefs and opinions. Enjoy intimacy. That’s your best bet for happiness, at least most of the time. (soapbox removed)

  4. I still find myself in shock occasionally when I hear or read this sort of stuff! Try to imagine this coming out of mouth of a white football player and the reaction.

  5. An interesting piece of reporting that denigrates the subject of the piece ( and it is a piece of work) before they write up what they said. The simple truth is, he’s right. If it wasn’t for the cooking ( the best cooks are generally men) , cleaning, and sex, I would rather deal with a man. They are logical and can explain their point and get to that point without trying to explain it as if they were writing a book.

  6. This guy has no class, never did. After the stolen/borrowed laptop at Florida he’s lucky Auburn took him in, there is very little ethics or morality in college sports. Heck, they even let dudes compete in girls sports.

  7. Men are normally better than women at heavy physical labor. Building repairing doing the lawn taking care of the honey do list. Women are normally better at cooking and clean than men are. It stands to normal that a person gravitates towards what they are better at. That is until women were defeminized. Now you will be hard pressed to even find`a woman that will even wear a dress. Those seem to think that its ok to just play on their phone all day long and do nothing at all . Much to my regret , I live with one like that. Its called being lazy. But regardless , life has to go on at home and it normally takes two people to run a household. I just wonder if he ever called his mom a bitch? Especially in front of his dad. Im sure it would have been a lost trait very swiftly. Not saying that there arent bitches and bastards running around in the world , but not everyone qualifies as one. People especially spouses need to be celebrated for their mundane everyday task which mostly go overlooked. Especially those whom he refered to as traditional bitches.

    1. “Defeminized”? LMAO! That must be a term for any woman who refuses to be a doormat. I worked all my life (including physical labor) and earned what I have without putting up with the likes of a retard like Cam Newton.

      1. I think you just proved his point. I’ve had to deal with to many co – workers that were women who talked a good game of doing the heavy lifting, while always and I mean always finding the least and easiest thing that needed to be done. But they were always and I mean always there to take credit for the “hard” work they did. Defeminized was just a way to claim they were as good as men while still figuring ways to get out of carrying the heavy load.

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