Several big-name NFL players enter this season with something to prove
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Breece Hall came to training camp with a new contract from the New York Jets and an intense desire to justify the big bucks. “It makes me more hungry to keep proving I am who I…
NFL players enter new season with expectations to prove themselves. Tampa Bay Buccaneers' quarterback Baker Mayfield feels "disrespected" by the team for not obtaining the contract extension he sought, opting to play out the final year of his $100 million, three-year agreement. New York Jets running back Breece Hall entered training camp with a lucrative three-year, $45.75 million extension, fueling his determination to make a strong impression.
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown, after being traded to New England, sees his fresh start as an opportunity to rebuild his relationship with the franchise following cryptic social media posts and discord with quarterback Jalen Hurts. Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter, the highest-paid defensive tackle in the league, carries the weight of living up to his $106 million guaranteed deal and aiming to regain his previous sack-taking form after injuries and a limited 11-game season.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman, despite possessing the skills to be a star for Josh Allen's offense, has struggled with inconsistency and discipline issues, which may make this season a defining one for his career.
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