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XL about to turn the corner


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6 minutes ago, DeAngelo Beason said:

I'm staying in the XL fan club.  I think he's going to figure this thing out and become a beast.  

He is a heck of an athlete and I think he is probably a good person.  This is expected when you draft a raw, one-hit wonder in round 1.  Expectations....However, he has about 3-4 games to figure it out.

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2 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

He is a heck of an athlete and I think he is probably a good person.  This is expected when you draft a raw, one-hit wonder in round 1.  Expectations....However, he has about 3-4 games to figure it out.

Maybe had he been drafted where he was supposed to, 2nd/3rd round by a team that didn't have immediate and critical needs at his position then it would have been different. I generally tend to not believe that but at least he could have developed where he needs to, buried on a depth chart and with no pressure to perform.

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11 minutes ago, Tr3ach said:

Effort isnt mental though and hes also shown no effort. 

I believe I have to disagree with this. Effort is 100% mental toughness. When the body is tired and hurting, and the emotions are down due to bad outcomes, it is the mind that tells them to gather those hidden resources and push through the next play. Same applies to the last set at the end of a brutal workout, the last hour of a long day on the job or any one of multiple other situations where you have to tell your body to push through and ignore the pain.

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