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An athlete who does not take care of his body is a huge

Posted on: April 29, 2024 at 10:13:35 CT

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problem.

If he will not do something as simple as monitoring his blood sugar can you really trust him in the offseason to report to camp ready to go?

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Brief Draft Analysis… - Carlos Rossi KC - 4/29 09:52:35

I still don't get it. He was way more productive - kmawv8 KC - 4/29 09:59:16

Being productive in college at 165 pounds is way different - Carlos Rossi KC - 4/29 10:08:11

I think the 165 lbs thing is being overblown - Sal CMSU - 4/29 10:21:54

and if a guy's goal is to break a 40 record, dropping weight - phrejd KC - 4/29 10:26:45

he doesn't weigh 165 - phrejd KC - 4/29 10:19:15

"Most of the experts said that was overblown" - kmawv8 KC - 4/29 10:09:36

An athlete who does not take care of his body is a huge - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/29 10:13:35

That and the fact that Reid has always preferred Worthy type - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/29 10:02:48

everyone knows you draft the 2nd best WR from any - phrejd KC - 4/29 10:01:51

Last year was the one that should have taken Kelce's - DHighlander NWMSU - 4/29 09:58:34

Thanks for letting us know you'd draft Mitchell over Worthy - Cosmo MU

- 4/29 09:58:11

beat that dead horse, man. BEAT IT! (nm) - phrejd KC - 4/29 09:56:58