Andy Griffith and Cam Newton
Cam Newton walked out of his post-game interview following the Super Bowl, sparking debate about the quarterback being a sore loser. A video has since gone viral of Newton getting a talking-to from none other than Andy Griffith.
In the edited video clip from The Andy Griffith Show, Griffith lectures Newton – whose head is superimposed on Opie’s slumped body – about the importance of knowing how to lose. “I don’t think it was very nice of you to walk off the way you did,” Griffith says, adding, “I know you didn’t win, but the important thing is that you were in there trying. That’s what’s important.”
When Newton/Opie complains about not getting a medal, Griffith continues, “It’s nice to win something. It’s real nice to win something. But it’s more important to know how not to win something.”
In Super Bowl 50, Newton was unable to lead the Carolina Panthers to victory against the Denver Broncos, falling short, 24-10. Following the loss, Newton congratulated Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning for his second Super Bowl victory before taking his leave of the field.
Following all of the bad press, Newton gave a follow-up interview to address his decision to ditch the post-game Q&A. “I’ve been on record to say I’m a sore loser,” Newton said, declining to apologize. “I hate losing. You show me a good loser and I’ll show you a loser. It’s not a popularity contest. I’m hear to win football games.”
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