Clay Harbor says he misses his first love. No, he’s not talking about a dismissed contestant on The Bachelorette.
Harbor was recently someone on the ABC reality show, and typically that sort of career turn means that a player is well past his playing days. It’s a way to stay famous or even somewhat relevant after the bright lights of the stadium have faded. However, Harbor insists he’s ready to give it a try.
In a recent interview with NJ Advance Media, Harbor says he’s giving it three months before he moves on, and that he’s been working out daily in preparation to show NFL teams what he can do—even catching passes from former Northwestern quarterback Clayton Thorson, who hopes to garner a look from teams himself like as a priority free agent.