I need to go to Miami 😁

I think my homie plies bet on da Spurs! Lol He wants FOX gone by tonight 🤣

New York Knicks 💰🤝🏾

Ion even post nomo. I jus go have fun in private

Simple 💯🤘🏾

Saving them couple hundred for next weekend Father’s Day 🔥😂

Just a little so I can go harder 💯

I’m about to get into Day Trading 💰🤝🏾

Make The Impossible Possible 🤘🏾

I think we underestimate how difficult it is to find genuine partners.

Definitely Not 💯

I Really Just Want My Own Person 🤞🏾

🤣🤣🤣

Me & My Homie tryna get a Yacht 4 Fathers Day 🔥

I was on the field that day 🐺❤️ #17

Lifting Weights Make Me Feel Better 💯

Jevon Kearse was one of the most physically gifted pass rushers the game has ever seen and helped raise the standard for what NFL teams look for in an edge defender. Before the league became focused on finding long, explosive athletes who could disrupt the quarterback, Kearse was already proving how valuable that skill set could be His rare blend of size, speed, length, and athleticism earned him the nickname “The Freak,” and it was a nickname that fit perfectly 📊 Pre-Draft Measurements & Testing • Height: 6’5” • Weight: 262 lbs • Wingspan: 86” • 40-Yard Dash (NFL Combine): 4.58 • 40-Yard Dash (Florida Pro Day): 4.43 🤯🤯🤯 • 10-Yard Split: 1.61 😦 • Vertical Jump: 37” • Broad Jump: 10’2” • Short Shuttle: 4.24 From a scouting perspective, Kearse possessed the traits teams dream about finding. He had an explosive first step, outstanding range, elite closing speed, and the length to create problems for offensive tackles. His ability to get off the ball quickly and cover ground in a hurry made him a constant threat to disrupt plays in the backfield. Whether it was rushing the passer or chasing down ball carriers, his athletic ability consistently showed up on tape 🔹 Why He Was Different: • Rare combination of size and athleticism • Explosive get-off and acceleration • Exceptional length and reach • Outstanding closing speed • Versatility to impact the game in multiple ways • Disruptive versus both the run and pass • Ability to create game-changing plays Kearse made an immediate impact when he entered the NFL. He recorded 14.5 sacks as a rookie, which still stands as the NFL rookie record, earned Defensive Rookie of the Year honors, and was named First Team All-Pro. During his best years, offenses always had to know where he was lined up because he had the ability to change the outcome of a game with a single play When scouts talk about rare athletic profiles at the edge position, Jevon Kearse is still one of the first names that comes to mind. The nickname “The Freak” wasn’t just because of his testing numbers. It was because he paired those rare physical traits with elite production on the field

What I got coming before Father’s Day is so 🔥🔥🔥

BE GREAT & not average 💯

Flight ✈️ Booked