The highest performers don’t waste energy on things they can’t control.
They focus on two things: their effort and their attitude.
When adversity hits, don’t look for a shortcut back. Just keep chipping away. One play. One response. One step at a time.
HEARTBREAKING: #NFL HCs and GMs LAUGHED AT Darren Sproles when he measured in at the combine and was only 5-foot-6 and weighed in at 170 pounds.
Sproles called his dad: “They laughed at me”
His Dad replied: “You know what to do”
Sproles became a legend.
Check out my Junior Season Highlights on Hudl!
TE/OLB #9
Throughout 10 games
Receiving: 13 receptions, 169yrds, 44lng
Defensive: 59 tackles, 1 interception, 2 tfls
Thank everyone for their support and help through this season
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What a quote from Kirby Smart here.
“A lot of these kids want a check. They don’t want physicality. If you have the check and no physicality, you end with nothing. You’re not just getting checks at our place. We’re hitting people.”
Junior Season Highlights
9 games played
RB/CB
Rushing - 47 carries, 181 yards
Receiving - 16 receptions, 169 yards
Defense - 40 tackles, 1 Tackle for Loss, 1 INT
Please take your time to watch my highlights for this season
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💡 Every emotion is okay. Every behavior is not.
Elite performers feel everything—frustration, disappointment, pressure.
But they don’t act on impulse. They regulate. They reset. They respond with intention.
Because bad body language doesn’t just show weakness…
It drags the whole team down.
🧠 Emotional regulation isn’t soft.
It’s the separator.
Nick Sirianni said, “There’s something dangerous about a team that doesn’t stop playing.”
Resilience is a choice.
It’s a choice to persist, endure, and adapt.
It requires mental toughness, mental flexibility, and self-awareness.