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JaMarcus Russell has come a long way in a short time.

In the last two months, the former No. 1 overall pick has dropped nearly 40 pounds, regained some rhythm on the football field, and, most of all, showed a renewed sense of purpose.

In our final episode chronicling his attempted comeback, we watch as the TEST Football Academy staff takes Russell through a simulated pro day, with former pro QB Jeff Garcia working as a personal quarterbacks coach.

With the 2013 quarterback class perhaps one of the weakest in over a decade, is there a chance a team gives the 27-year-old Russell a prolonged look? He would no doubt jump at any situation that saw him competing in an NFL camp this summer full of his new-found determination that was clearly lacking when he was first in the league.

What do you think? Is he, as he tells B/R toward the end of our final installment, really ready to be a teammate and leader?

JaMarcus Russell Comeback 2013: Ready to Be a Teammate and a Leader | Bleacher Report


He is looking a whole lot better physically and still have plenty of time to work until training camps open.

W.T. Sherman is my favorite General. After all he did order Atlanta to be burned to the ground.

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He looks really good and his is arm strength is still ridiculous.