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Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Anthony Hitchens reflects on the impact his adoptive family has on his growth both on and off the field.

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This last season taught me a lifetime’s worth of lessons. And now it’s time for me to start a new chapter in my story.

As I lose physical abilities, that strength doesn’t leave me. It just gets transferred — to my mind, my spirit and my faith in God.

In Martinique, it means something, the French shirt. In the Caribbean, we respect that shirt. We know it needs to be earned.

I was in New Orleans. Then I wasn’t anywhere. Then I called the Warriors. It was the best basketball decision I ever made.

It’s not like I just show up on Sunday like, “Hey, guys. How was your week? I’m here to punt now….” There’s much more to it than that.

I remember, early on in training camp, Bill called us both over, super serious and said, “Do you guys have to wear the same f***ing sleeves?

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Te voy a contar una historia de amor. Pero no es la típica historia de amor. Es sobre un estadio.

Nos dijeron que un nuevo club, un club especial, se estaba formando en Atlanta.

Dos de los mejores atletas del mundo, pasando el rato en la cancha de básquetbol más antigua del mundo.

Soy un futbolista profesional, pero esta no es una historia deportiva. No es una “historia de éxito” ni tampoco una historia para llorar.