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But soon, the contact will be an enormous part of the process.
“It feels like you have an itch,” admitted Jean Francois. “You want to go full-speed, you want to hit
somebody, but you know you can’t because we have certain rules and nobody has pads on and we’re not
trying to hurt anybody.
“OTAs are getting us closer and closer to getting on the field, strapping it up, putting the pads on and
competing. We’re competing now, but when you finally get the pads on, that’s when it’ll be top-notch.”
In the mean time, Jean Francois will continue to get his competitive juices flowing by watching his
beloved Miami Heat try to extend the Eastern Conference Finals to a seventh game Thursday night.
Jean Francois said he will intently be watching game 6.
“I guarantee a game 7 for the Heat,” Jean Francois said with a blank stare. “I am not playing… The lights
are on now, now you gotta’ play. It’s us versus the Celtics, versus the world.”
In his own situation with the 49ers, Jean Francois is looking to get his hands on his own championship
ring. And in order to do it, he’ll do whatever the team needs.
“This season,” Jean Francois began, “it’s about helping the team out and trying to get closer and closer to
the ultimate goal. Right now, the priority is to help my teammates and win a Super Bowl.”