McLaurin's holdout creates conditioning gap; risk of overtraining upon return.
Terry McLaurinWRWAS
Scott Turner worked with McLaurin for three years in Washington and notes that while McLaurin is exceptionally hardworking and prepared, holding out creates a gap between individual training and true football conditioning. When McLaurin returns to camp, he may push too hard too early to catch up with the starting offense, risking injury similar to last year's experience.
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I know Terry Personally Like we I worked with him You know For three years In Washington There's no one That's going to work harder Or be more prepared But it's different Like You know Running routes On your own Compared to You know Going out there You know With You know Running Football practice
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- Scott Turner worked with McLaurin for three years in Washington and notes that while McLaurin is exceptionally hardworking and prepared, holding out creates a gap between individual training and true football conditioning. When McLaurin returns to camp, he may push too hard too early to catch up with the starting offense, risking injury similar to last year's experience.
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