and staples the remainder. He has lost 175 pounds and as of November 2010, weighed 220 pounds—his lightest weight since high school. Newton has done radio broadcast work with KESN in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex and is a regular contributor to various podcasts broadcast by dallascowboys.com. Personal life Newton is the older brother of Tim Newton, who also played in the NFL as a defensive tackle for nine seasons. Tim played for The Minnesota Vikings, Kansas City Chiefs, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Newton's son, Nate III (nicknamed Tré), was a running back at Carroll High School in Southlake, Texas, and was a key contributor for the Dragons' two consecutive 5A football state championship teams in 2005 and 2006. Tré would go on to play running back for the University of Texas, although his career was cut short due to re-occurring injuries. Nate's second son, King, played for the University of Texas at San Antonio. Newton is a member of the North Dallas Community Bible Church. References External links The Way He Was 1961 births American football offensive guards American football offensive tackles Carolina Panthers players Dallas Cowboys players Florida A&M Rattlers football players Living people National Conference Pro Bowl players Players of American football from Orlando, Florida Jones High School (Orlando, Florida) alumni American drug traffickers Tampa Bay Bandits players Washington Redskins players American people convicted of drug offenses American sportspeople convicted of crimes