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Tell that to Tyrann Mathieu I'll take his opinion and Braught Peach over yours any day.

Yeah I'm surprised a player said positive things about a teammate in an interview. Crazy.

That isn’t your stereotypical “he looks great” type of player speak. He was very specific with his praise and I don’t see any reason to believe he’s not being genuine here.

Will it translate? We shall see, but it does sound like Hardman is locked in and hungry.

Also...

Ugh. He's dropping passes and running the wrong routes again. But it's great that he's doing it with a sunnier disposition rather than hiding under a jacket on the bench like in the AFCCG.

(Fwiw - I like Hardman and am really pulling for him.)

“Mistakes” doesn’t necessarily mean “running the wrong routes”.

Guys make mistakes in practice. That’s what practice is for.

Did you read? This isn’t about “getting instruction”? Tyrann is talking about Mecole wanting to go against him in practice.

As former president Bill Clinton once said...

"There is nothing wrong with Mecole Hardman, that can't be fixed by whats right with Mecole Hardman"

Derp. That's what I get for reading while driving. I read it as "after each practice.."

The interview from Tyrann is really promising honestly. Clearly he sees an opportunity to become a better player and is taking advantage of it. Hope it translates on the field.

Keep in mind this im saying this as someone who believes Mecole is as dumb as a doornail. I'd love to be wrong about that.

Lol honestly, I thought the same thing before I actually read it.

Probably because Rasputin said “he seeks out Tyrann to make himself a better football player”. That can be interpreted both ways.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/o...or-contenders/

One player from each NFL division set for 2021 breakout: Eight potential difference-makers for contenders

AFC West – Mecole Hardman, WR, Kansas City

You can't teach speed, but you can work on your hands and consistency. And I am betting that the 2019 second-round pick is ready to seize the opportunity provided by the exodus of Sammy Watkins. Can be become the Robin to Tyreek Hill's Batman? He came into the league raw, but Year Three can be when many a WR takes a turn for the better and starts to figure out what it takes to succeed in the NFL.

It's a great staff and the best quarterback on the planet and a master play-caller, which all work with him. I suspect it brings out more of Hardman than we have seen before the find his way into a greater timeshare of the snaps and targets in this voluminous offense. He can take a step up from one-trick-pony "speed guy" to a more reliable receiver.

I just love this

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Perhaps Hardman heard some of the "catch the ball and run your routes" chatter.





What I'm saying is, we did it guys.

2019 Highlights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NxfCvCB_Gs

2020 Highlights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7RK-Qd38m0

In case anyone forgot how explosive this guy is.

I think the kid will be fine.

I think last year was weird with no OTA's and weird camp, and it slowed his progress.