Steve Smith, the father, is “very disappointed” from the recent comments of Cam Newton about the leopards

Former Cam Newton and Steve Smith’s father teammates have sudden and unexpected beef. As history teaches us, it is not good to be on the wrong side of the beef Steve Smith.

Newton Steve with recent comments on the Travis Hunter podcast. Thinking about the fact that the first selection in the draft goes to the worst team in the American Football Association (except for trade), Newton shared its own impression about his arrival in Carolina 14 years ago.

“My problem was when I was the first choice, I went to the ceramic loser roomNewton said, via Will Princeon of CBSSPORTS.com. “Men did not know how to win, men did not know how to prepare, it was a cultural shock to me. Games do not mean many people in the league as you expect. It’s just money. Not everyone has the ability to influence players, they are just players. “

Smith was one of these men, and one of these men has been since his formulation in 2001. From the moment when a regular season turned into a 93 -yawn kick to land in the first week of his rising season, there was no doubt about his skills, abilities, preparation or leadership.

Smith said on Twitter in response to Newton’s comments: “None of us is perfect. Yes, we were 2-14 before you liked with you. I am very disappointed“

It should be. Although the Cam Oser point is valid, describing the cheetah as a “cabinet room of the losers” with players “did not know how to win” and “did not know how to prepare” was just more than one.

Yes, they spent a bad year in 2010. This happens. In the American Football Association, one of the 32 teams will always have the worst record – thus DIBS in the best selection. The American Football Association teams are still full of players who have got sites based on the highest level in the game. The American Football Association players are not “losers”. They are winners, especially compared to hundreds if not thousands of former football players in universities who love to play in the American Football Association but they are not good enough to get jobs there.

Smith has all the right to disappoint you. Newton will be wise to throw some water on the situation with an explanation that, although the 2010 was 2-14, the treasury was far from the bare.

Beyond Smith, Jonathan Stewart, who was running the Diano Williams, ran the left in Jordan Gross, Ryan Cleal’s center, midfielder John Bison, midfielder Thomas Davis, the defensive end Charles Johnson, and the defensive end of Greg Hardy.

These men may also be disappointed. If not, they are likely to be.