Superman took flight.
Carolina Panthers legend Cam Newton showed off his hops and upper-body strength on this past week’s season premiere of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. The quarterback-turned-special forces agent (at least for the purposes of this FOX reality television series) was tasked with completing a helicopter extraction challenge—one he most definitely aced . . .
Cam on Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test is unfolding just as you’d expect it to 🚁 pic.twitter.com/dh7QKiR5ed
— Michael Bell (@avl_mike) January 12, 2025
That effort should be a familiar sight for Panthers fans, who watched the former Most Valuable Player leap and power his way through defenders for nearly a decade. Despite some strong pushes of late from Buffalo’s Josh Allen and Philadelphia’s Jalen Hurts, Newton still holds the NFL record for most career rushing touchdowns (75) by a quarterback.
In case you couldn’t figure it out from that impressive helicopter extraction, Newton successfully passed his way through the first episode of the season.
