Panthers QB Cam Newton scheduled to throw during upcoming minicamp

Carolina Panthers QB Cam Newton is set to take a major step forward in his recovery from offseason shoulder surgery.  Max Henson of the team’s website reports that Newton will participate in quarterback drills during an upcoming three-day mini-camp. “This is all part of the rehab process,” said head athletic trainer Ryan Vermillion. “Cam has worked extremely hard this offseason with his rehabilitation and his preparation. “He’s going to continue the throwing program Tuesday and we’ll advance it as we monitor his progress. He’s achieved every milestone we’ve set out for him so far in preparation for this.” Shortly after the 2018 season, Newton underwent an arthroscopic procedure on his throwing shoulder. There’s been plenty of optimism that he would be ready for training camp. We learned in early May that his rehab was “unbelievable,” and we last heard that Newton was throwing a regulation-size football at the end of May.  During the upcoming minicamp, Newton will be executing a “limited number of throws to s

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