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On this day, however, the brothers’ focus was offering the opportunity to dream. So, it’s a long season and they want you well prepared and rested because when you go back it’s from July to February, and you’re working the whole time.” College we had 13 my last year and we went to a bowl game. Preseason, 17 games and the postseason, that’s more than college.

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“It’s more of a professional side here, they want you to get your legs under you because it’s a long season. and what not, and pushing sleds,” he said of the differences between the college offseason and that of the NFL. “I’m at home (for the offseason) instead of doing up-downs at 8 a.m. Drafted in the seventh round, he caught 101 career passes for 1,303 yards and five touchdowns at William & Mary and South Carolina. “I’m super excited to get down there and get back to work.”Īs for brother Nick, he is preparing for his rookie season with the Minnesota Vikings. “I’m super excited playing a new position (linebacker), really getting to show myself in Seattle,” he said. Seattle signed the Belmont native to its practice team shortly after, with him making the team’s 53-man roster last December. After missing that season due to a toe injury, he was released by the Raiders prior to the start of the 2021 season. He was selected in the third round of the 2020 NFL Draft by the Las Vegas Raiders. Thankfully, I’m blessed enough to come out and do the same.” I remember it being a big deal to me being around the pros, seeing how they train and teaching us the fundamentals. “I remember coming to (former Kansas City Royals pitcher) Devon Lowery’s camp, Tyson Graham coming out and helping him.

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“It comes full circle, big time,” Tanner Muse said. More than 100 youths from third through ninth grade took part in footwork and tackling drills, along with learning techniques for future use on the gridiron.

Weeks away from reporting to their respective NFL training camps, they hosted their inaugural football camp at South Point High School on Friday. Eventually those dreams blossomed, including gridiron stardom at Clemson and South Carolina and the opportunity to play in the NFL.Ī stone’s throw from where the brothers became household names, the two scratched through another lifelong goal. BELMONT - Tanner and Nick Muse once had simple dreams of taking the field at South Point’s Lineberger Stadium and playing for the hometown Red Raiders.