Hogs Haven on Brandon Coleman
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"There's injuries that I've had in the past during training camp," Coleman said, "that fully could have been prevented if I would've just sacrificed a little more time in rehab and working on certain things."
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Coleman's preventative training regimen with Tunsil aims to avoid past training camp injuries
Coleman has implemented a comprehensive preventative injury maintenance program in the offseason after missing time in his rookie training camp due to a shoulder injury and 18 snaps in the regular-season finale. He hired a nutritionist, worked with strength coach Dominic Studzinski (who has trained Laremy Tunsil for over a decade), and spent several weeks training with Tunsil in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Coleman acknowledged past training camp injuries "fully could have been prevented if I would've just sacrificed a little more time in rehab and working on certain things." His proactive approach to recovery and body maintenance positions him to stay healthy and available for the tight end rotation in 2026.
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