For 24-year-old Dallas native Marvin Terry, it’s been a difficult journey, but the latest part of his road to redemption is being invited to the New York Jets’ rookie camp.
Every year, NFL teams hold rookie camps that offer a chance for undrafted free agents and invites to try out for a spot on the team.For 24-year-old Marvin Terry, it’s been a difficult journey. One filled with highs and lows. "I basically started practicing with my little cousin," he recalled.
"At first, it was very depressing, especially with all of the hopes everyone else had in me," Terry said."It was a terrible feeling, but I stuck with it and kept going," Terry said.His sophomore year, he broke his hand. Still, the outside linebacker excelled and was selected to the 2021 American Football Coaches Association All-American First-Team.An emotional Terry was invited to take part in the Jets’ rookie mini-camp.
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