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Training Camp Day 9


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I don't think some of the content creators know what "first" means.

I've seen that Jordan Matthews, Bryce Young, and several other players are the first players on the practice field on the same day. 😆

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Can't help but wonder if that play he start hopping after was one where he re-aggravated the ACL in his left leg. That's been the same knee in back-to-back seasons, correct?

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1 minute ago, Icege said:

 

Can't help but wonder if that play he start hopping after was one where he re-aggravated the ACL in his left leg. That's been the same knee in back-to-back seasons, correct?

Trust the process, bro. 

We got tons of options at center.

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