Every week throughout the 2015 NFL season, Josh Norman has gone to see a man about a horse. His horse, that is.
In a year in which the Panthers cornerback has transformed from overlooked to bonafide star, his routine hasn’t changed. Between games—after shutting down another team’s top receiver, after “spitting that fire,” as he puts it, to a gaggle of reporters that has grown steadily in size all season—Norman can be found in the same place. His happy place: Bit O’ Luck Horse Rescue, an 108-acre farm in Huntersville, N.C.
“It just helps me get away from the game and everything that’s been going on during the week,” Norman says.