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I love a good redemptive arc and I am glad MJ has gotten it together, but I still don't trust him and Burrow is too valuable to find out. I hope he doesn't see the field all year. In fact, from a psychological factor I would probably cut him, just to avoid any potential PTSD by Joe when he starts getting pushed back into him. Some errors can't be fixed after the fact.

Bengals Notebook: Chase Shows Up As Advertised; Higgins Bodies Up; Mixon Shows Rookies The Way https://www.bengals.com/news/bengals-notebook-chase-shows-up-as-advertised-higgins-bodies-up-mixon-shows-rook

Whoa, clapton sighting! Where you been man?

The strengrh trainer should be at a press conference answering How did it occur specifically.... What machine or exercise?.. How long his his session?.. Accountability...

Then it's a team culture issue, as I posted. Are you on a team that fights for every inch, starting in training camp with understanding what's expected like hard work and proper diet and exercise, or not? Players may not be required to do shit, but NFL teams are not required to employ players who aren't on board with some basic understandings. That's my real criticism, not even him so much. It'd be one thing if he played poorly these past 2 years, but gave it everthing. He thoroughly admits being out of shape in this article and I honestly don't understand how an organization accepts that at

Reforming his body like that isn't insignificant, but he has a long way to go to make the fans feel comfortable with him even being on this team

Well, Covid-19 affected plenty of players and now things are more normal than it was 12 months ago.

This. How mind blowing to read he drops thirty pounds of fat, adds twenty pounds of muscle, and starts eating right AFTER allowing the crown jewel of the franchise to get seriously injured on his watch. This is on everyone above him in the organization to my thinking. How is the diet and exercise regimen of multi-million dollar athletic investments not insanely closely monitored?

I think the tragic this about and for Michael Jordon is he was/is a borderline player who may have had a chance if he had not been horribly miscoached by Turner and thrown to the wolves to soon by circumstance and piss poor decision making by the coaching staff. Similar, almost the same for Billy Price only he did not almost end The Franchise's career. Going to be difficult to justify keeping either when they will spend most games on the inactive roster.