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Load More...At times, the life of a football player can be stressful and cumbersome. Body fatigue and the long season makes it easy to take a quick nap anywhere, anytime. But, you need to be careful about where you fall asleep. #StoryTimeWithEarl
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watching teammates and good friends get released without warning. Over the years, two instances frustrated me. Read the rest below! #StoryTimeWithDJMoore @Prostyle_Media #Prostyle @EarlBBennett @ChicagoBears #Beardown #DaBears #Bears #Blog #Chicago #Blog https://prostylemedia.com/2020/01/22/the-nfl-has-its-moments-but-also-has-its-setbacks-storytimewithdjmoore/
Being a part of the NFL was a great experience that I would not change for the world. For all the good the NFL offers, it also has its setbacks. Being in the NFL 5 years and watching the business of football, I think the hardest thing about it is #StoryTimeWithDJMoore
Author Archives: Cecil Shorts III
When Opportunity Knocks #StoryTimeWithCecil
By Cecil Shorts III In April 2012, I was playing for the Jacksonville Jaguars and we just started OTA’s. Coach Sullivan was our wide receiver coach at the time. He was in the front of the room writing the depth chart on the whiteboard. As he writes on the board, he explains why each player was assigned a specific position, either outside or inside wide receiver. I’m watching the names go up on the board: Justin Blackmon, Laurent Robinson, Mike Thomas, Brian Robiskie, Taylor Price, Chastin West. The names kept going up and my heart started to drop. I was like okay, when will my name be called upon. When …
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The Greatest Catch I’ve Ever Seen #StoryTimeWithCecil
By Cecil Shorts III In 2013 I was a witness to something so very special, but at the same time it was something that, put in context,was so sad. It was my third year in the League with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and I was coming off my best season. Our wide receiver room was tight. We did everything together – watched games, hooped, went to church together, ate, or just hung out. We did it all together. I knew we were going to be very special together, but one of our main receivers was suspended for the first four games of the season. This dude was the most talented player I played with in my career. He was just a natural athlete and there was literally nothing he could not do. I remember when we drafted him in 2012 …
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