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Did Star and Short wear down?


Mr. Scot

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I don't know that any fan could answer that question, but I remember hearing a NFL coach say that all rookies hit the wall.

 

Natural.  Beyond the fact that the competition is worlds tougher, they've never played through a season that lasted this long.

 

With a more exhausting job that lasts longer, it's bound to happen.  Some handle it better than others.

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Natural.  Beyond the fact that the competition is worlds tougher, they've never played through a season that lasted this long.

 

With a more exhausting job that lasts longer, it's bound to happen.  Some handle it better than others.

 

Even with less game snaps played, the work in the weight room is brutal. Rookies get really sore and are forced to continue lifting through the pain.

 

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I thought they played pretty well for the season (up until the playoffs). So if they did hit the rookie wall, then next year, now that they have the experience, they both should be monsters.  

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