I'm trying to catch with whats been happenin so I'm going to run through pretty quickly here accompanied by some pictures to give you some visuals.

Above is my man Chuck. He's looked for me ever since I came out to Atlanta. He kind of took me under his wing, and I just tried to soak up all that he had to say. He wasn't always so "kosher". During the practices you didn't want to have your five year old daughter near by in other words.

People say we look alike. I dont' believe so but nonetheless he thinks it's funny. He says I look like Craig David. It seems everywhere I go somebody says I look like somebody. At SDSU it was Will and that still occurs now even when we're not around each other.

First Chow Mein, then Chimichangas, now Fried Chicken

Making this transition in a new chapter of life has been simplified but at the same time more difficult. My priorities have narrowed since there is no school factor for the time being. Now the biggest things on my list is God and football. The journey I have taken to Atlanta to train was not an easy choice. To come across the nation to an area I almost know nothing about was a step into the "wilderness". But I was and am confident the decision I made was the right one.

I have a good focus on my training here and I believe the people here know how to bring out my potential.

It's only a matter of time before I return to San Diego for Pro Day. This is only a small but crucial part of my NFL journey.

In coming out here I am using my phone more than I ever have in my entire life. I don't want to lose those connections I have made with people from the best state in the nation so Inow have officially become dependent on this form of communication. But I guess this blog is just one way to share this journey.

Enjoy the cover of my never ending story

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