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Cam behind only Peyton Manning as the most marketable player


Cary Kollins

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Nice write by David Newton on Cam's marketability. Well worth a read.

Fleming says his client's national portfolio is the strongest of anybody in the NFL outside of Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning. Paired with his new deal with the Panthers, which pays him just over $20 million per season, Newton's endorsement income should reach eight figures in 2015. He should become the highest-paid NFL player not named Manning.

oh wee

Fleming and Newton have been selective. The idea isn't to oversaturate the market or take on obligations that will take Newton's focus from football.

Here's a nice quote:

Dannon chose Newton over Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson as it looked for a representative who was more appealing to men than Stamos. That Newton also resonates with women didn't hurt. "When you go to make advertising that is appealing to a broad audience, it really is about having appeal with both men and women," said Michael Neuwirth, the head of public relations at Dannon. "You can't apologize for being attractive in life."

:cam:

Cam signing this extension is a milestone for the Carolina Panthers franchise. Heck, he's the first starting quarterback that's been drafted and signed to a second contract. Now we can all finally sit back and watch our own superstar do his thing.

Let phase two begin.

 

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/12990868/cam-newton-trails-only-peyton-manning-terms-marketing-appeal-nfl

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8 figures in one year of endorsements or his whole career. Thats alot either way.

​11 million in 2015. He'll make 42 million including his signing bonus this year. If he's making that much, Cam will make crazy money when he wins Superbowls! He'll make more in endorsements than salary eventually just like Messi and Ronaldo.

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