The NFL is a strange business. A team’s popularity is not determined by its winning record and success rate but by its ability to market itself to its fanbase. This is the reason the Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in the NFL, despite not making the Super Bowl for nearly 30 years.
Win or lose during the NFL season, the Dallas Cowboys are always in the news, especially on ESPN’s flagship show First Take. The panel makes it a point to talk about America’s team at least three out of five days a week.
While Stephen A. Smith, Shannon Sharpe, and other experienced media personalities know talking about the Cowboys is good for ratings, the latest addition to the show, Cam Newton, did not like this. Newton seemed confused as to why they were discussing the Cowboys.
The former NFL MVP chimed in as the crew were having a heated conversation after Micah Parsons and Trevon Diggs left Dak Prescott off their list of top NFL quarterbacks.