 Welcome ladies and gentlemen to a new episode of Time2Football, I'm your top button wearing host Asad Khan and in this video we're going to be discussing Cam Newton and what the future holds for the former first round pick. $19 million is what the Carolina Panthers could save if they decide to release him. That's not a lot of money compared to other first rounders and other franchise quarterbacks. Believe it or not there are many more things I value in this world than money. Here I am in my garage, just bought a used 2010 Nissan Centro right over here, fun driving around the potholes of Metro Atlanta, got a little side swipe right down here, but you know what I like more, the materialistic things, knowledge. Before we go any further in the video we're going to tell you about Overlay DFS, listen you guys love fancy football, you guys love money, obviously not more than knowledge but why don't you just give Overlay a shot, come on. 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In those high pressure situations, Harrison Bucker had ice in his veins. He was more cold than the frozen hands of a Philadelphia receiver. Get it? Because they keep on, ugh, guess I dropped the ball on that joke, but Bucker led the Chiefs to 26-23 victory over the Vikings and that is why he is the hungriest player of the week. Now we're going to talk about Cam Newton's future. Where is he going to play in 2020? We're going to talk about three specific teams, only the realistic scenarios and not every single quarterback-needed team where it seems like a long shot. For example, the Cincinnati Bengals seems like a long shot. If they truly want to move on from Andy Dalton, they're going to bring in a new quarterback in the 2020 draft or they're going to spend time in developing Ryan Finlay. They're not going to bring in a veteran, let alone a veteran that was drafted in the same class in 2011. The team goes for the Denver Broncos. If they want to move on with Joe Flacco, develop Drew Lott with Miami Dolphins. If they want to move on from Josh Rosen, they're going to draft someone new, more than likely in the 2020 draft. There's option number one. He stays with Carolina Panthers. In my opinion, I feel like this is most likely to happen. Like I said in the beginning of the video, I totally get the $19 million thing, but that's right around the average for a franchise quarterback for someone of Cam Newton's caliber. On top of the money, the reason why the Panthers would move on is because they believe that Kyle Allen or Will Greer, who is related to Nash Greer, that famous viner, would be the future franchise for the Carolina Panthers. And while it makes sense with the way that Kyle Allen has been playing recently, Cam Newton is just on a different level. He's a game changer and not saying that Kyle Allen isn't bad. He's doing great. He's doing what he needs to do to win games, but we just haven't seen that game changing play out of Kyle Allen just yet. This whole offense has been centered around Christian McCaffrey. But if you put Cam Newton back in there and he plays at the highest level possible, then Cam Newton can help the Carolina Panthers get to the Super Bowl. He's done it before. Kyle Allen has a shot to do it this year. But if injuries and age aren't a factor anymore moving forward, then Cam is the best option for Carolina. The second option for him is to play with the Chicago Bears. And while this seems like a realistic opportunity, I just don't see it happening. I feel like the general manager, Ryan Pace, wants to prove that he didn't make a wrong decision by trading up to grab Mitch Trebisky. I feel like Pace doesn't want to go back on his decision. He had to change the draft, Patrick Mahomes, DeSean Watson. Instead, he wants to prove that Mitch Trebisky was the right choice for the Chicago Bears for the next year in 2020. I see Mitch Trebisky being the quarterback. But if we get the same year like we are getting in 2019, at that point, I feel like Pace would accept moving on from Trebisky. However, by that point, by 2021, it'll be too late to sign Cam. So what do you do if the Panthers release some going into 2020? A realistic scenario, even though we don't believe it's going to happen, could be to sign Cam for three or four years on the Chicago Bears. Talent-wise, the Bears are a playoff team with the exception of the quarterback position, the only position holding them back. You don't know how long this window is going to be open to make a playoff run for the next two or three years. So why not bring in a quarterback that is an improvement to not only make the playoffs, but also a Super Bowl run? The last team that we feel like has a chance to sign Cam, the Tennessee Titans. Ryan Tannehill has been playing at a very high level, but is it the future for the Tennessee Titans? The Titans are in a weird spot with quarterbacks. Marcus Mariota, he's done. He's not the future. They're going to move on in Tennessee. Ryan Tannehill, he's been great. But with this contract coming up and with him playing at an elite level, he's going to start asking him and his agent for franchise quarterback level money, 20, 21, $22 million a year. So if they can resign Tannehill for a lot less money, then Tennessee will be content with Tannehill as their quarterback. But if they can, then why not just sign Cam Newton for the same amount of money that Tannehill and his agent are asking for? Tennessee is also doing pretty decent this year. So they're going to be in the middle of the pack for the 2020 draft. So your chances of getting a high first round pick and drafting a franchise quarterback like Tua or Jalen Hertz or maybe even Justin Herbert from Oregon. It's very minimal. So you got two options. Resign Tannehill or bringing a veteran like Cam Newton. But leave a comment down below and join in on the discussion. Where do you think Cam Newton will be playing in 2020? Also, don't forget to like this video and subscribe to this channel so you can stay up to date when we come out with a new episode every single week. Also, hit me up on social media, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. The username for all three is at time of football. Besides that, thank you guys so much for watching this video and I'll see you next week.