That is usually when they become more comfortable in their skin, more aware of their role, surrounds, and contributions to the league.
They start to realize that the NFL is a business, and all the factors that are required to maximize their careers and paychecks.
Mike Gesicki has seemingly reached that point in his evolution, and might be ready to let the world see an unfiltered version of himself.
That’s how he came off during Wednesday’s conversation with the media following the Dolphins’ offseason training activity session.
The tight end vehemently defended Tua Tagovailoa, the second-year quarterback who led Miami to a 6-3 record in his nine starts last season, but got benched twice for veteran quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick.