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Being the Underdog with JJ Birden
The average NFL career is less than two years.
The average NFL player is 6’2, 245 pounds.
JJ Birden played nine seasons at 5’10, 157 pounds.
Talk about beating the odds.
So what lets this underdog turn into an alpha dog?
In spite of everything stacked against him and everyone who thought otherwise, JJ Birden, the undersized wide receiver with unimpressive college stats, made his way to the NFL.
Join in as he discusses how he overcame FASCO in times of uncertainty
(failures, adversities, setbacks, challenges, obstacles) and why he is not sorry for it.
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By Emily Elrod, MHSThe average NFL career is less than two years.
The average NFL player is 6’2, 245 pounds.
JJ Birden played nine seasons at 5’10, 157 pounds.
Talk about beating the odds.
So what lets this underdog turn into an alpha dog?
In spite of everything stacked against him and everyone who thought otherwise, JJ Birden, the undersized wide receiver with unimpressive college stats, made his way to the NFL.
Join in as he discusses how he overcame FASCO in times of uncertainty
(failures, adversities, setbacks, challenges, obstacles) and why he is not sorry for it.