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3 minutes ago, Lame Duck said:

Hope he can back it up.  Get to work.  NFL ain’t no college.

All of these rookies are about to find out that this is a grown man's game. They will not be going up against guys who are now working as an insurance agent. 

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3 minutes ago, Jay Roosevelt said:

I'd bet anything we get a video of T-Mac mossing Jaycee in the endzone within 3 days of camp starting.

I would not make that bet. Tmac has not faced anyone close to an nfl corner and no Hunter is not one yet. We shall see.

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1 hour ago, Basbear said:

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Brother to update you, AT talks allllllll sort trash.... He just does it on field.

I know, hence why I mentioned 89 because he did it on and off the field. 

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5 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

All of these rookies are about to find out that this is a grown man's game. They will not be going up against guys who are now working as an insurance agent. 

Every single player to ever play in the league has had a “welcome to the NFL, rook” moment.  Every. Single. One.

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5 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

All of these rookies are about to find out that this is a grown man's game. They will not be going up against guys who are now working as an insurance agent. 

 

4 hours ago, Jon Snow said:

I would not make that bet. Tmac has not faced anyone close to an nfl corner and no Hunter is not one yet. We shall see.

It's a little weird to say both of these things.

If Hunter isn't anything close to an NFL corner yet, by your definition then, no rookie in the history of the NFL has faced anyone close to an NFL corner in college and thus should are in for rude awakenings.

As the previous post says, all rookies have their welcome to the NFL moment, but that doesn't mean they can't be confident about themselves.  What 1st Round WR comes in these days without that "buckle up" type of mentality thinking they're going to crush it from day 1, that's who WRs are, especially the good ones.

Yes, playing in a grown man game with be a step up from what he's played in college, but again, that's the exact same thing that every player in the history of the NFL has gone through, it's not like T-Mac is in for some special surprise the rest haven't been.

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