I will never understand how someone of Long's elite physical dominant physique and superior football genetics could be so injured literally most of the entire season every year until I started watching his Twitch stream and reading his tweets, then I somewhat understand but it is still also baffling as well because the presumed "alphaness" he is heralded from should inspire "work" "ethic" that would presumably compensate or make up for his laziness resting on the laurels of his Gosh-given elite football body and get him into the hospital for needed surgeries and into the fitness centre for recovery so he is ready to show the team and the fans why he is a number one pick. But alas, the reports early on that his body is so big and strong that he doesn't even really work out hard like a hard-working early-rising and last-person-to-leave the facility were probably right and it's a shame that someone with that elite body would be such an underachiever. The only way I would ever even begin to understand this is that it is mental or a psychological sense of entitlement he grew up with and it is affecting his outlook on how he should operate as a professional NFL football league player. The fact that he thinks he can get away with fighting his own team-mates because he is so psychologically frustrated that his elite body doesn't outweigh the need to work hard to get better and recover from his injuries that probably wouldn't even be so badly if he were to hit the fitness centre as hard as he hits the X-box is really disturbing and frustrating both to me as a fan and I'm sure to the team-mates he tries to beat up. Get it together please Kyle the Bears need you now more than ever to show you are a professional and locker room leader, not just say it in your tweets and when you try to start fights with players that are healthier and more game-ready than you!!![/QUOT
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