Trey Lance’s injury is an OPPURUNITY for his long-term growth – Mike Tannenbaum | SportsCenter

ESPN published this video item, entitled “Trey Lance’s injury is an OPPURUNITY for his long-term growth – Mike Tannenbaum | SportsCenter” – below is their description.

Mike Tannenbaum joins SportsCenter to discuss the potential benefits that San Francisco 49ers QB Trey Lance’s season-ending ankle injury may have on his career.

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