Hall of Famer Marlin Briscoe: “Today, you thought that all those attitudes were nonexistent or filtered away to some degree, but with the Trump-isms, his philosophy has brought, out of the woodwork, that old-time thought process. That’s scary—it really is.”

Two of the NFL’s most famous players—one of whom plays in Charlotte—spoke out on the state of affairs in the city following the death of Keith Lamont Scott.

Social media users and sports commentators alike struggled to understand the now-viral pic, with many speculating that the quarterbacks’ expressions embodied an exchange on their seemingly opposite views on racism in America.

“All In with Cam Newton” debuts on June 3. 

“The biggest curse we have in this country is ni**ers.”

Add the outrage at Newton’s despondency to the pile of bulls**t that a White player would never have to handle. 

For a show with its own diversity and racism issues, this was a pretty solid sketch.  

Hint: Most of them involve Cam Newton being dope. 

The Carolina Panthers quarterback dropped hard truths during a recent interview.