Demario Davis is still trying to unlock the best version of himself. How scary is that?

SmashMouth · 08-06-2020, 09:18 AM

The gyms were closed down and the training was not going to be normal, so Demario Davis leaned into both facts.

Instead of increasing the risk of contact with the coronavirus that had the world in its clutches, the New Orleans Saints linebacker brought the training and the trainer to his doorstep, literally housing his trainers for a few months this offseason.

“And we were able to find ways to take our game to the next level,” Davis said.

The 31-year-old Davis is about to enter his ninth NFL season and his third with the Saints, and from a pure football standpoint, this weird offseason, which led to what will be a weird season, was centered on one thing: unleashing the best version of himself.

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SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,477 Blog Entries: 29	Demario Davis is still trying to unlock the best version of himself. How scary is that? The gyms were closed down and the training was not going to be normal, so Demario Davis leaned into both facts. Instead of increasing the risk of contact with the coronavirus that had the world in its clutches, the New Orleans Saints linebacker brought the training and the trainer to his doorstep, literally housing his trainers for a few months this offseason. “And we were able to find ways to take our game to the next level,” Davis said. The 31-year-old Davis is about to enter his ninth NFL season and his third with the Saints, and from a pure football standpoint, this weird offseason, which led to what will be a weird season, was centered on one thing: unleashing the best version of himself. more on NOLA Attached Thumbnails