Last year as a rookie Leodis McKelvin said it was his goal to be a starter. And though it did not happen until injury struck Buffalo’s secondary, he was ready when called upon. Now a year wiser and with Jabari Greer departing via free agency, McKelvin is prepared to be a starter from day one in 2009.
“It’s a lot easier,” said McKelvin in comparing year two to year one of his career. “I’ve been getting a lot of reps. Being with that first team and being able to go out there and showcase my talents it’s coming along very well.”
McKelvin’s time on the field this past spring was a bit curtailed by his infected finger. He’ll have competition from the likes of Reggie Corner, Drayton Florence and Ashton Youboty, but there is little doubt that when training camp begins the former number one pick will be lined up at right cornerback opposite Terrence McGee.
“It’s a lot easier,” said McKelvin in comparing year two to year one of his career. “I’ve been getting a lot of reps. Being with that first team and being able to go out there and showcase my talents it’s coming along very well.”
McKelvin’s time on the field this past spring was a bit curtailed by his infected finger. He’ll have competition from the likes of Reggie Corner, Drayton Florence and Ashton Youboty, but there is little doubt that when training camp begins the former number one pick will be lined up at right cornerback opposite Terrence McGee.
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