Miller Time
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- Sep 16, 2004
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The jump from prospect to pro is less about skill and more about drive & work ethic...
If he came into camp anything less than top shape, that's a huge red flag, and if I were management, id be looking to trade him this offseason while his prospect glow is still bright.
He doesn't have the elite skill or lottery pick pedigree to retain value multiple years post draft without pro success... And if he's not hungry enough to put in the work to maximize his opportunity now, odds aren't great that changes until his career flatlines, if at all.
If he was in great shape, or had a legit reason (injury, family trauma) to explain not showing up physically ready, then by all means he deserves more patience
If he came into camp anything less than top shape, that's a huge red flag, and if I were management, id be looking to trade him this offseason while his prospect glow is still bright.
He doesn't have the elite skill or lottery pick pedigree to retain value multiple years post draft without pro success... And if he's not hungry enough to put in the work to maximize his opportunity now, odds aren't great that changes until his career flatlines, if at all.
If he was in great shape, or had a legit reason (injury, family trauma) to explain not showing up physically ready, then by all means he deserves more patience