Mike Vick: DeAndre Hopkins skipping Cardinals practice could be a decent game strategy ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Mike Vick: DeAndre Hopkins skipping Cardinals practice could be a decent game strategy ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
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Description: Mike Vick joins the show to discuss DeAndre Hopkins comments around skipping Arizona Cardinals practice. Vick feels there could be some NFL strategy behind only practicing on certain days to load manage and save up for the game itself. Hear how he dives into this mindset.

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Mike Vick joins the show to discuss DeAndre Hopkins comments around skipping Arizona Cardinals practice. Vick feels there could be some NFL strategy behind only practicing on certain days to load manage and save up for the game itself. Hear how he dives into this mindset.

DECEMBER 24, 2020・first things first・4:15

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Mike Vick: DeAndre Hopkins skipping Cardinals practice could be a decent game strategy ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Mike Vick joins the show to discuss DeAndre Hopkins comments around skipping Arizona Cardinals practice. Vick feels there could be some NFL strategy behind only practicing on certain days to load manage and save up for the game itself. Hear how he dives into this mindset.

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