Eagles Rookie Reveals Mindset Amid 'Tough' Injury
The Philadelphia Eagles' first round draft pick has dealt with injuries all summer, leaving him focusing on his mind.
Philadelphia Eagles rookie Makai Lemon is dealing with a hamstring injury that has limited his participation in the team's activities. The injury occurred after he tweaked his hamstring during organized team activities and then aggravated it on the fourth day of training camp. Lemon has missed two weeks of practices, two preseason games, and a significant portion of joint practices with the New England Patriots.
Despite being sidelined, Lemon is focusing on the mental side of the game, ensuring he remains professional off the field and takes the necessary precautions during his recovery. Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion has noticed Lemon's strong mental engagement, describing him as a "total pro" about his approach to rehab and the mental aspect of the game.
Lemon's injury, unfortunately common in football, is not stopping him from preparing to make an impact once fully recovered.
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