The era in New England is underway. The former league MVP posted a video on Monday evening, acknowledging his agreement to join the on a one-year deal, while also officially bidding Carolina and the organization farewell.The near six-minute vlog -- which is titled -- initially flashes back to March 17, when the Panthers gave Newton's camp the permi sion to seek a trade. It was at that moment when Newton, who is Paul Millsap Jersey running on a treadmill, highlights how he wanted to spend his entire career in Carolina."I feel let down, but at the same time, I'm not bitter," Newton said of Michael Porter Jersey how his tenure with the Panthers came to an end. "I've been with a great organization for as long as I've been in the NFL and I'm sad for this day to come. At the end of the day, in the famous words of Nipsy Hustle : 'The marathon continues.' ""Don't believe the hype," Newton added. "I never once, and I'll say this right now, I never once wanted to leave Carolina. Don't Noah Vonleh Jersey let them make you believe. It was their decision. I stuck with it and I knew that, so I asked for a trade." The Panthers released Newton on March 24 after failing to find a trade partner and he has since found a home with the Patriots, where he'll compete with veteran and second-year quarterback for the opportunity to begin the post-Tom Brady era under center. After a highlight package of Newton's on-the-field and off-the-field moments during his time in Carolina, the YouTube video cuts to highlights of Newton's Will Barton Jersey rehab, and ultimately the 31-year-old briefly touches on joining New England."Oh, what a feeling. So much on my mind right now, but I' Michael Porter Jr. Jersey m going to keep this expletive brief," Newton said. "I'm at your neck." Newton was limited to just two games for the Panthers last season after suffering a Lisfranc fracture. If he can return to 2015 form where he was the NFL MVP or even the 2018 version of himself where he completed nearly 68% of his pa ses, Newton should be looked at as the favorite to land the starting quarterback job in Foxborough
