It turns out
Cam Newton will undergo surgery after all.
The
Carolina Panthers quarterback will have surgery on March 30 to repair a partially torn rotator cuff suffered against the San Diego
Chargers in Week 14,
Max Henson of the team's official website reported Tuesday.
Newton is expected to be ready for the start of training camp.
Newton did not miss any games after suffering the injury, despite the
Panthers being out of playoff contention.
Panthers head athletic trainer Ryan Vermillion told Henson the plan is for Newton to start throwing with the team 16 weeks after surgery, which should happen in mid-July.
"The thing we need to stay away from the most is throwing, but he will start immediately with range of motion and rotator cuff exercises," Vermillion said. "The positive thing, unlike when he had ankle surgery, is that he will still be able to work on his conditioning, work on his core, work on the rest of his body
"Twelve weeks following surgery, Cam will begin an early throwing program with me. If he progresses well he will start throwing with the team at 16 weeks after surgery and we'll go from there. Our goal is to have him back at the start of training camp.
no one knows nothing??? 
