Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins has set his sights on delivering a long-awaited Super Bowl triumph for the franchise, vowing to dedicate himself fully to the pursuit of championship glory.
In a recent statement shared by the Falcons on social media, Cousins affirmed his unwavering commitment to the team"s championship aspirations, declaring, “I’m going to be committed to doing everything I can to help us win a world championship."
Kirk Cousins recently vowed to "do everything I can" to deliver a Super Bowl win for the Falcons. https://t.co/lewJCSjwrL
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Cousins" pledge comes against the backdrop of the Falcons" heartbreak in Super Bowl LI, where they squandered a commanding 25-point lead to the New England Patriots.
Now, with Cousins on board after joining the team as a free agent, the veteran quarterback is determined to rewrite the narrative and deliver ultimate success to Atlanta.
However, Cousins" commitment raises questions in light of revelations from the Netflix Quarterback series, which shed light on his practice of taking Tuesdays off during the regular season.
Traditionally, franchise quarterbacks maintain an exhaustive work ethic throughout the season, leaving no stone unturned in their preparation for upcoming games.
The absence of football-related activities on Tuesdays could potentially hinder Cousins" ability to maximize his performance and impact on the field.
The success of the team, particularly in light of owner Arthur Blank"s substantial investment in Cousins, hinges on the quarterback"s willingness to embrace a seven-day commitment to excellence.
While offseasons may afford players periods of rest, the intensity of the regular season demands a relentless pursuit of improvement and preparation.
