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Word is Cam Newton didn’t have time to change pants after his side gig 80’s hair metal cover band show last nite??? pic.twitter.com/RpZeGANIM2
— Ⓣⓐⓨⓛⓞⓡ Harris (@TheTaylorHarris) febrero 1, 2016
Cam Newton’s pants. Apparently from the Okapi collection. pic.twitter.com/4ugMSnHJNB
— Randi Rico WLWT (@RandiRicoWLWT) febrero 1, 2016
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Does Brutus Beefcake know Cam Newton stole his pants? pic.twitter.com/irlLL8IQbE
— Adam Rank (@adamrank) enero 31, 2016
Cam Newton es la antítesis de Peyton Manning.
Dentro y fuera del emparrillado los quarterbacks, que protagonizarán el Super Bowl 50 con Carolina Panthers y Denver Broncos, son polos opuestos.
Sobrio, frío y serio como se comporta en la cancha, Manning llegó a San Francisco con un traje azul y una corbata de colo naranja. Un atuendo completamente diferente al elegido por Newton.
El líder de las Panteras llamó la atención por su pantalón de zebra print con adornos en dorado que acompañó con suéter, chamarra y corbata oscuros.
El look del mariscal de campo revolucionó las redes y no tardaron en aparecer burlas por su apariencia.
