Cam Newton keeps scoring and keeps winning. And other teams can't find anything else to whine about other than his celebrations.
Newton had a particularly lengthy dance after scoring a touchdown to put Sunday's 27-10 win in Tennessee out of reach, which angered Titans linebacker Avery Williamson. Newton's response to Williamson was to hilariously bust out a few more moves in response.
"I'm a firm believer if you don't like it, keep me out (of the end zone)," Newton said after the game, via the Charlotte Observer.
Marcus Mariota didn't have a problem with the celebrating, noting that football is supposed to be a "fun game" and that's Newton's personality. Titans coach Mike Mularkey felt differently.
"He did it all game, which I guess that's acceptable," Mularkey said. "It's not taunting, but in my mind, it is."
Cam is in the MVP discussion, a notion that won't fade after he completed 21-of-26 passes for 217 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. And that probably won't end the discussion of his celebrations.
"(Cam) can get under a guy's skin without saying a word to him," receiver Ted Ginn said after the game.