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EXCLUSIVE: ESPN to part ways with Cam Newton as part of talent layoffs that also included Ryan Clark | OutKick

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Cam Newton on the set of First Take in San Francisco.

ESPN is set to part ways with Cam Newton as part of a fresh round of talent layoffs. This follows earlier reports that NFL analyst Ryan Clark is also departing the network.

Newton joined the network over the last two seasons, most notably serving as a primary co-host alongside Stephen A. Smith on First Take for the Monday broadcasts. This particular day frequently marks the highest ratings for the program each week.

Sources indicate the network plans to search for a permanent replacement for the Monday slot. The upcoming departures of both Newton and Clark mark a significant shift for the show’s talent roster heading into the football season.

These personnel changes occur as the network adjusts its sports broadcasting lineup. Management has not provided specific details on other potential moves, but the industry continues to monitor updates as the network reorganizes its programming ahead of its upcoming broadcast schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cam Newton leaving ESPN?+

Yes, sources confirmed that ESPN is parting ways with Cam Newton as part of a new round of talent layoffs.

Which other analysts are affected by the ESPN layoffs?+

NFL analyst Ryan Clark is also among the on-air employees departing the network.

What was Cam Newton's role at ESPN?+

Newton served as Stephen A. Smith's primary Monday co-host on the program First Take.

EXCLUSIVE: ESPN to part ways with Cam Newton as part of talent layoffs that also included Ryan Clark | OutKick

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