My NFL Journey

The Journey to The NFL Becoming a NFL player is not an easy task. There are many obstacles that you have to overcome. As a kid I always dreamed to being a NFL player… but my dreams were a reality all along. As a kid pee wee football was fun. But as I grew older I learned that I had a passion for the game. From middle school to my ninth-grade I was taking it light. But only knowing that my last three years of high school would change my life. My sophomore year I really worked on my game a lot. Knowing that I wouldn’t get in on Friday night over the varsity players I knew I had to work harder. It made me mad that coach didn’t believe that us sophomores could handle varsity level. My junior year things changed. I started to get more playing
My body felt right and I was on a good diet. I was working on my game all off-season. It takes a good football to want to perfect their game because most players think they are already good enough. I knew that to make it in the game of football you can never be too good. The next season I had a career high with three-hundred and forty-two yards. Also with three touchdowns. I loved playing the game but I was kind of sad because going to Oregon my parents couldn’t come too all my games. My whole life my parents came to all of my games. But since I played so far I only told them to only come to my important games and the ones close to home. When I broke my ankle my mom would call and check one me everyday my dad would just show tough love and say “suck it up.” I don’t take it the wrong way I just let it past over my head. My mom was so proud of me because of how far I have came since I was little. When I was little I lived with my mother. But as I got older I got into some trouble a lot. So my dad fought for custody and I had to move with him. I didn’t like that because my mom has always been there for me and my dad was just there. Anyways after my excellent game I got invited to the Heisman Trophy