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As much as I hate to admit it (I'm a Broncos fan, born & raised) I think he will respond like one of the greater athletes you can imagine, because he strikes me as a player who THRIVES on competition. He will play even better, and show you a seriousness that is actually scary. He will still celebrate with bravado while just "playing" the game he loves. But he will also do it with a different type of determination. He has even more to prove now, and the doubt that everyone has is only adding to his motivation. One of the worst things you can/could do to certain players is "poke the bear". And people (mostly) don't even hate Cam Newton Haircut Ideas for Curly Hair, so this may be in his infancy of "dislike", but just watch what he does next season, and for the rest of his career. Some people just hate certain players (Elway, Brady, Peyton, Montana, etc.) because they're somehow too good. When I look at Cam, I think of another player, at his age, many many years ago. Someone in a different sport, but with a tremendous amount of talent overwhelming the talent of others on his side of the ball. Someone with passion. Someone with drive. Someone that knew the contract mattered less than greatness. Someone who knew they had less to prove to themself, and more to prove to the world. Now, before you lose your mind and dissect the differences between the two, please let me explain why I am making the comparison. At the same age, Kobe could have acted the same as Cam, and did to an extent. Reckless, fiery, showboating... We deem these as good/bad depending on how we feel toward a player. If you're a Lakers fan, you brag; while the rest of the (jealous) league talks trash. It's normal, and parralelled through every sport. But the comparison comes down to passion. There is one thing (as a Broncos fan) that I will never take away from Cam and Kobe: They give a shit! And if there is one thing that motivates a player like them, it's proving a point. They belong. They're elite. They deserve a first ballot HOF. This last Super Bowl wasn't just a fluke, and Cam wasn't the MVP for the regular season by a split-hair decision. And back to my main point: Don't poke the bear. Certain players of a certain skill level, with all of their mind-boggling talent, thrive on hate/skepticism/doubt. Anyone who ever came at Kobe had to watch him drop bombs the rest of the game; he loved it. And as much as it hurt Cam to lose (not that the rest of the 52 guys didn't care...) it's only motivation. He will, without a doubt, continue to dazzle. He is the real deal, and the future of the NFL. I have run my mouth in celebration of my team's Super Bowl victory. I have bad mouthed Cam. I've also run my mouth about Brady and Billichek numerous times. I remember HATING Peyton Manning and the Colts. But, when respect comes to respect, you shut up, and tell the truth. Cam is legit, and nobody would EVER say they don't want him as their QB. He's going to be good for a long time, and I would be very surprised if he never gets a Lombardi. I think of Kobe Bryant.