Cam Newton has a piece of golden advice for young players when it comes to spending big on houses. The former quarterback shared this knowledge with John Brown, the father of Amon-Ra St. Brown.
And the wide receiver’s dad couldn’t agree more with the reasoning behind it. During an appearance on Black Coffee w/ John Brown, Newton argued that when NFL players decide to buy a house, they shouldn’t do it in their team’s city. According to the former MVP, an athlete’s future with a team is never fixed, and spending on a luxurious house would be a bad investment.
Newton also went on to share that if he were to counsel Amon-Ra, he would advise him to invest in a house in California rather than in Detroit. He argued that the Lions’ star should get a comfortable estate in the city but invest in his hometown. The former NFL quarterback also pointed out that the resale value of a house like that is so high that only a small percentage can afford it.
Therefore, when the player has to leave the city, it could become a liability. Brown was fully on board with the idea and couldn’t help but exclaim, “Thank you,” hearing Newton echo his thoughts. However, while the WR’s father is in favor of making smart financial choices, Amon-Ra seems to have other plans for his NFL money.
Amon-Ra’s generous proposal for teammate The wide receiver has come a long way from being the fourth-round pick of the 2021 draft. The two-time Pro Bowler will now be earning over $30 million per ye.