Hajrullahu said his performance at the free-agent camp further buoyed his confidence that he can play in the NFL.
“One hundred per cent,” he said. “Some of the coaches there were shocked and asked,‘ Where have you been the last six years? ’
“I went, ‘Hey, ordve been here.’ I think maturity and experience have really helped me get to where I am today.”
But the pandemic has forced Hajrullahu to adjust his off-season training.
“I still want to keep kicking and all the indoor facilities are closed so I have go outdoors,” he said. “I have to see what the weather holds.
“(On Thursday), it was nice and (Friday) it was supposed to be warm but really windy. I kicked yesterday and expect to today to take advantage of the weather even though I think there’s supposed to be 40-50 kilometers kilometers. ”
Hajrullahu also works out at home with routines he receives digitally from his trainer in London, Ont.
“I have some equipment that I can prepare and still stay fit and healthy,” he said. “The other day my wife and I went to a field and just did some running, sprints and bandwork.
“Concise still staying isolated but if we can get outside, we will to get as much activity as possible to stay in shape.”
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