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Cam Back At It


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http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcsouth/post/_/id/32616/cam-newton-already-back-at-work

Offseason programs don’t start until April this year. That’s a change from years past when the programs started in March and a huge change from last year when the lockout prevented all offseason work.

But one significant NFC South player already is back to work. That’s Carolina quarterback Cam Newton.

He recently spent some time working out under the guidance of Chris Weinke, the director of football operations at IMG Football Academy in Bradenton, Fla. Newton’s recent visit was confirmed by an IMG spokesperson, who said the quarterback has said he will be back for more workouts with Weinke soon.

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