Why Michael Thomas' unwillingness to walk has him running through the record books
 

Michael Thomas must understand the concept of a walkthrough.

The purpose of the exercise is right in the word. A walkthrough exists for players to walk through a set of plays. It is supposed to be low-key and nondescript, but it often isn’t when Thomas is on the field. He attacks every play the same way he would on a Sunday afternoon against the Carolina Panthers.

“He’s out there running full-speed routes,” cornerback Marshon Lattimore said.

No, seriously. Full speed. Drew Brees says that every moment for Thomas is a “Super Bowl rep,” and that he has to remind Thomas to “tone it down.” Tight end Ben Watson points to it as one of the things he admires about the wide receiver.

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Re: Why Michael Thomas' unwillingness to walk has him running through the record books
 

5 year/$95 million contract incoming this offseason.

Re: Why Michael Thomas' unwillingness to walk has him running through the record books
 

And now Mike’s an All Pro: