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Great update from #Bills WR Tyrell Shavers performing a rehab drill coming off his L ACL tear. Performing lateral high knees to pivot on his L side & sprint. Stumbled a little bit but he’s on sand which is even more of a challenge. Dude continues to work hard 🔥

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