N’Keal Harry enters the 2020 NFL season, with New England Patriots enthusiasts and others in the league with the best expectations.
That’s what comes with being a first-round selection, especially in a position where the Patriots don’t move on to first-round picks.
Unfortunately for Harry and the Patriots, his rookie season is far from memorable, while rookie NFL catchers DKSeattle Seahawks, Metcalf, Marquise Brown of the Baltimore Ravens, AJTennessee Brown Titans, Deebo Samuel of the San Francisco 49ers, have all had resting seasons, Harry suffered an injury that put him on the disabled reserve list. He then played only seven games and never improved on his return.
Now Harry is entering his campaign of moments. And while some might assume you’re looking for it to be at the same point as the others in your draft class, that’s not the case.
Harry is not determined to make skeptics wrong, nor to respond to the outdoor noise of Gillette Stadium’s barriers, but is aimed at himself.
“No, I’m not worried about any noise. Every day I come to this building, I’m afraid of being bigger and fitting in the most productive player I can be and the most productive guy I can be,” Harry told reporters On Friday. videoconference. ” I’m not worried about any noise, it doesn’t matter.
“You can’t please everyone in this world, and I’m aware of that. My grandmother taught me that,” Harry continued, all the outdoor noise is something that never syncs me and never syncs me, whether it’s smart or bad advertising, I’ll still be N’Keal. I’ll still be the same person. “
The 22-year-old also said he was about to be a professional athlete.
Harry put in 12 of 24 balls thrown for 105 yards and two touchdowns last season. It’s fair to assume the Patriots will want more of him this season.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick recently projected confidence in Harry, explaining how the Arizona state’s product is “much more comfortable” with “a lot of understanding” of the offense.
We’ll see if that’s the case on Sunday when the Patriots meet the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium.
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