Cam Newton reveals which QBs he would consider playing behind: 'I never said I didn't want to be a backup'

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Cam Newton, the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2011, is looking to make an NFL comeback. 

Last month, Newton made an appearance at Auburn's pro day and threw around 30 passes to wide receivers — including his brother, Caylin Newton. The younger Newton brother is a quarterback-turned-wide receiver who spent two seasons at Auburn before transferring to William & Mary in 2022.

Caylin told the Associated Press that Newton's "still got it" and is "open and available" to any interested teams. But Newton hasn't been under contract for more than a year and does have an extensive injury history.

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Former NFL and Auburn quarterback Cam Newton throws a pass during Auburn Pro Day, Tuesday, March 21, 2023, in Auburn, Ala. (AP Photo/Butch Dill)

On his YouTube channel on Wednesday, Newton tried to clear up things as it relates to his willingness to play the role of a backup quarterback.

"This is how I feel," Newton said. "There ain't 32 guys that's better than me. But I also know that I could also be a backup, and I'm willing to be a backup."

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Newton added that no team has reached out to him so far this offseason.

"There's a narrative that's out there that says, you know, Cam does not want to be a backup," he said. "I never said I didn't want to be a backup, so I'm going to take this time to explain who and what situation I would want to be a backup to and for."

He then listed nine quarterbacks who he would be in favor of backing up in 2023: the Baltimore Ravens' Lamar Jackson, Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen, Chicago