Can Newton Apologizes For Sexist Comment

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Cam Newton is straight up apologizing for a comment he made to a female reporter that many branded sexist and belittling ... going so far as to make a video for it . Cam posted the apology video Thursday evening , saying after careful thought he realized his word choice on Wednesday was degrading and disrespectful to women . As we reported . .. Cam told Carolina beat writer Jourdan Rodrigue that he found it funny a female was asking him about routes after her question about that. He got a TON of backlash since , and even lost his sponsorship with Oikos Greek Yogurt . In the vid , Cam goes on to say he sincerely apologizes to anyone who was offended .. . and that it wasn 't his intention to do so . He even made a plea to young fans of his to be better than him and to do better than him . It 's a serving of humble pie at its finest . .. but we 'll let Cam speak for himself .

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