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Why ESPN Laid Off Cam Newton: Inside the "First Take" Cuts, Salary Savings & Corporate Restructuring
ESPN has officially fired the former NFL MVP Cam Newton as part of a swift sweep of network cuts hitting both on-air talent and digital production staff. The Cam Newton ESPN layoff is easily one of the most high-profile media "pink slips" this year,
Ryan Clark was one of several ESPN talents to be let go by the company, and Stephen A. Smith discussed the layoffs in a YouTube video and called out his employers
You won’t be seeing Cam Newton on ESPN anymore. As part of a round of layoffs that’s included ex-NFLer Ryan Clark and NFL Network newsbreaker Tom Pelissero, the former Panthers quarterback was also fired from ESPN on Tuesday,
"Proven chemistry is difficult to manufacture. ESPN already knows this pairing works. With another opening on First Take, the easiest decision may also be the smartest one." The post ESPN’s First Take Has an Opening,
The former NFL quarterback, 37, signed a multiyear contract extension with the network last year
Stephen A. Smith will need a new NFL debate partner on 'First Take.' Cam Newton will no longer hold down the role after being laid off by ESPN.
Carolina Panthers legend Cam Newton has reportedly been laid off by ESPN less than a year after signing an expanded deal with the network.
ESPN is known for being a Dallas Cowboys storyline hub and nobody enjoys attacking the NFL team more than Stephen A. Smith.