After leading the Buckeyes to a national championship win over Notre Dame on Monday night, Howard joins Cam Newton as the only transfer quarterbacks to guide their team to a national title in their first year at a new school.

Cam Newton isn't just that quarterback. The one-time NFL superstar is writing a whole new playbook these days, and it's all about that #DadLife.

Although Newton may not be getting paid like he once was, he’s still getting plenty of opportunities as a sports personality. He makes weekly appearances on ESPN’s “First Take,” and is also the host of two popular podcasts “Funky Friday” and “4&1.”

Cam Newton opens up about struggling with no longer being a "superman" to his eight kids after he lost his NFL salary. Newton has eight kids — sons Chosen, Camidas, Cashmere, Caesar and Jaden and daughters Sovereign-Dior,

The 35-year-old former athlete left the NFL in 2021 and currently hosts his podcast, "Funky Friday" while doing football commentating.

Picks are starting to roll in for the College Football Playoff national championship game between No. 7 seed Notre Dame and No. 8 Ohio State. The betting odds are favoring the Buckeyes ahead of the matchup but the Fighting Irish beat very good Georgia and Penn State teams to get this far.

Newton is a proud father of eight, a blended family he has lovingly embraced. He shares four children with his ex-girlfriend Kia Proctor: sons Chosen Sebastian, Camidas Swain, and Cashmere Saint, and daughter Sovereign-Dior Cambella. He also helps raise Proctor’s older daughter, Shakira.

Former Carolina Panthers player Cam Newton opens up about his finances since he hasn’t played professional football since 2021. Cam

Panthers legend Cam Newton was matched up against Olympic swimmer Nathan Adrian in hand-to-hand combat. The bout did not go well for the latter.

Cam Newton is father to eight kids and parenting has come out to be a difficult experience for the former NFL star.

The former Panthers quarterback said it feels hard to feel like a "Superman" to his kids after losing his NFL salary.

The former Panthers quarterback said it feels hard to feel like a "Superman" to his kids after losing his NFL salary.