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Cam Newton calls out NFL owners for not admitting to mistakes
The Carolina Panthers have made some bad moves at quarterback over the last seven years since injuries began to take their toll on Cam Newton. The Teddy Bridgewater contract, the Sam Darnold trade and the Kyle Allen experiment all come to mind as major misses at the game’s most important position.
At least the Panthers haven’t had a miss like the Cleveland Browns had when they pulled off a trade for Deshaun Watson, sending three first-round picks, plus a third and a fourth and then signed Watson to a fully guaranteed $230 million deal that quickly became the worst contract in the history of the NFL.
Watson has as-yet never come close to playing at the level he did in Houston, and has become a major eye-sore off the field, as well. It’s so bad that even Browns owner Jimmy Haslam has admitted that his team swung and missed on that one.
Former Panthers quarterback Cam Newton appreciates Haslam’s honesty and wants to see more owners taking accountability for their big misses at quarterback, including the Atlanta Falcons’ big blunder last year signing Kirk Cousins to a huge deal. Here’s Cam’s take on his most recent pod.
“If we’re keeping it real about Deshaun, let’s keep it real about EVERY QB who didn’t live up to the hype. It’s about accountability all around”@CameronNewton calls out other NFL owners after Jimmy Haslam admits to a miss on Deshaun Watson pic.twitter.com/BT1CKV2zVF
— 4th&1 with Cam Newton (@4thand1show) April 4, 2025
Refreshing as it is to hear any owner taking some accountability, fans should probably not get used to it. In this business as in any other it’s middle management that tends to take the fall for the mistakes that the highest level of decision-makers have made.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – A man died in a car vs motorcycle accident in the 4700 block of Pearl Road Friday night on Cleveland’s West Side.
The accident happened around 6:30 pm, according to Cleveland Police.
A man in his 60s involved in the crash refused treatment from EMS.
The road was closed for hours but reopened around 10 pm.
This is a developing story. Check back with 19 News for the latest on this story.
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When it comes to retirement, many people often picture warmer climates such as Florida or Arizona.
But how about Ohio? The Buckeye State boasts three of the top five best cities for affordable retirement in the U.S., according to a report from GoBankingRates.com.
Akron, Ohio, the most affordable cities for retirees in the U.S., according to the report, “50 Cheapest Places to Retire Across America.” Monthly expenditures in Akron average out to $1,699, and 15.7% of the city’s population is aged 65 or older, per GoBankingRates.com. Overall, Akron has a livability score of 81, according to the report.
While Akron tops the list of affordable retirement cities, Cleveland and Toledo aren’t far behind at No. 4 and No. 5, respectively.
Cleveland, on Lake Erie north of Akron, has average monthly expenditures of $1,723, about 15% of its population is aged 65 or older, and an overall livability score of 72.
Toledo, located in northwest Ohio, has average monthly expenditures of $1,738, about 15.5% of its population is 65 or older, and an overall livability score of 66.
Other Ohio cities to make the list include Cincinnati at 24th and Columbus at 27th.
The top 10 most affordable U.S. cities for retirement, according to GoBankingRates.com, are:
- Akron, OH
- Albuquerque, NM
- Spokane, WA
- Cleveland, OH
- Toledo, OH
- Fort Wayne, IN
- Greensboro, NC
- Amarillo, TX
- Grand Rapids, MI
- Little Rock, AR
For its report, GoBankingRates.com compared U.S. cities with a population of at least 150,000 and at least 10% of its residents aged 65 or older. Each city was also compared by total households, median household income, average single-family home cost, and cost of living such as housing, utilities, groceries and transportation, and more.
The full report from GoBankingRates.com ranking the top 50 cheapest cities to retire in the U.S. can be found online.
Cleveland metal group Axioma will embark on a summer trek.
Revealed today, the tour will kick off on July 10 at Brillobox in Pittsburgh, and it’ll feature stops in Philadelphia, Richmond, and Chicago. During the trek, Axioma will have multiple stops alongside Garbage People and Fiend Without A Face. Tour dates can be seen below.
Axioma will be touring in support of their latest EP Live Totality; the title track was written and performed exclusively for the full solar eclipse on the shores of Lake Erie In Lorain, Ohio on April 8, 2024.
Axioma tour dates
5/23/2025 Brothers Lounge – Cleveland, OH w/ Rustfed, Samarra, The Behest Of Serpents
5/24/2025 Bank St. Garage Show – Columbus, OH w/ Teeth Marks
7/10/2025 Brillobox – Pittsburgh, PA w/ Garbage People
7/11/2025 Kungfu Necktie – Philadelphia, PA w/ Garbage People, Quiet Man
7/12/2025 Cobra Cabana – Richmond, VA w/ Garbage People
7/13/2025 Chapel Of Bones – Raleigh, NC w/ Garbage People
7/14/2025 Boggs Social And Supply – Atlanta, GA w/ Fiend Without A Face
7/15/2025 Holy Diver – New Orleans, LA w/ Fiend Without a Face, Garguts
7/17/2025 Beachland Ballroom – Cleveland, OH w/ Pelican, Porcelain
7/18/2025 Livewire Lounge – Chicago, IL w/ Black Cross Hotel, Bruce Lamont, Nequient
7/20/2025 Black Circle – Indianapolis, IN Matinee Show w/ Pillars
8/02/2025 Zephyr Pub – Kent, OH w/ Deathcrawl, Avowal, Titans Of Mars
10/22/2025 Dunlaps Corner Bar – Cleveland, OH w/ Darsombra, Awesome Quest
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