Leonard Floyd is bigger, stronger, healthy...
Jun 18, 2019 8:13:11 GMT -6
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Post by JABF on Jun 18, 2019 8:13:11 GMT -6
This is a great read. In this Pagano defense and along side Mack, we could see Floyd AND Mack having All-Pro seasons if they can both stay healthy. They should be a holy terror this year. I'm hoping they both have a career day against Aaron Rodgers in the opener & just savage the guy all game long. Kind of like how those flying monkeys did with the Scarecrow on the Wizard of Oz :-)
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Leonard Floyd is bigger, stronger, healthy — and ready for a breakout season opposite Khalil Mack
Leonard Floyd is bigger than he was a year ago. He’s stronger. And, most importantly, he’s healthy. That all added up to him being the most head-turning player on the field during the Bears’ offseason program.
If things go right, it could prove to be a launching point for a breakout season for the 2016 first-round draft pick. Last year Floyd lined up opposite All-Pro Khalil Mack but collected only four sacks, in part because a hand injury hampered him the first half of the season.
The Bears didn’t hesitate in picking up the fifth-year option in Floyd’s contract — for $13.22 million in 2020 — and they will gladly pay him that if he emerges as a disruptive force on the outside. Right now, that option is guaranteed for injury only and he is going to have to earn it with his performance in 2019.
Leonard Floyd is bigger, stronger, healthy — and ready for a breakout season opposite Khalil Mack
Leonard Floyd is bigger than he was a year ago. He’s stronger. And, most importantly, he’s healthy. That all added up to him being the most head-turning player on the field during the Bears’ offseason program.
If things go right, it could prove to be a launching point for a breakout season for the 2016 first-round draft pick. Last year Floyd lined up opposite All-Pro Khalil Mack but collected only four sacks, in part because a hand injury hampered him the first half of the season.
The Bears didn’t hesitate in picking up the fifth-year option in Floyd’s contract — for $13.22 million in 2020 — and they will gladly pay him that if he emerges as a disruptive force on the outside. Right now, that option is guaranteed for injury only and he is going to have to earn it with his performance in 2019.
