“I have tried to get him on all the teams I have been on,” Farwell said. “He is a super talented guy. I am excited to have him. He is another reason why I am here. You have a returner like that, that is that talented and that good – we are excited to have him out there for sure. I have been kind of taking him slow, pulling him back as much as I can as far as with the training staff. He wants to go every time. It’s like, ‘Hey buddy, relax. We got time. Let’s just make sure he is prime and ready Week 1.”’
That’s Agnew’s objective, too. He said he feels stronger now than before his injury, stronger than at any time in his career. He said he doesn’t know what role he will play in 2021, or if he will get the same opportunity in the offense as last season. He does know he likes how he is feeling as the offseason ends, and that he is anticipating a strong 2022 whatever his role.
“I’m a glass-half full person,” Agnew said. “However cliché that is, it’s true. You always have to find the positive about something. Out of my injury, the positive is I feel I have a lot to get better at. My body needed to get stronger, and it always could have been worse.
“I’m willing to do whatever it takes to help the team win. I obviously want to make plays. I feel like I don’t have a designed role. We have a lot of playmakers. They’re trying to figure out who does what best, who excels in different spots. I don’t expect a defined role.
“I just want to be put in an opportunity to make plays. Whatever that is for the team, I’ll do that.”
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