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aheineken
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I enjoyed that article. Sounds like Jimmy finally got his head on straight and is ready to work. When we first drafted him, I was not happy, because of what I heard about him from a friend who knew him at penn state. He said that Jimmy was not thrilled about playing professional football and was actually considering only playing a few years to make money, but it looks like he's changed since then.
I read somewhere that he was really dominating Rex Tucker in 1-on-1 drills, which lead to Terrell being named 1st team ahead of Tucker.
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mtsalmi
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| We heard the same thing last year before he broke his foot. Hopefully he continues working hard. |
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2105 yards
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| mtsalmi wrote: | | We heard the same thing last year before he broke his foot. Hopefully he continues working hard. |
he kind of got a reputation of being a lazy guy and of course he had the Penn St. thing working against him (not too many great players coming out of there in recent years) but it looks like he's the real deal now and IMO a big key up front if that "D" is gonna have much success this season. |
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