RICHMOND — Kelvin Harmon noticed Josh Norman at the table alone.
It was the first night of training camp and both had arrived at dinner at the Washington Redskins’ team hotel, earlier than the rest of their teammates. So the sixth-round rookie wide receiver did something those lacking confidence certainly do not — he joined him.
For the rest of the night, the two hit it off. Harmon, whose NFL draft profile described the 6-foot-2 wideout as having “big dog swagger,” used the dinner as an opportunity to pick a Pro Bowler’s brain. Norman’s main piece of advice centered around a ideology Harmon had been hearing for most of his life, a mantra that fueled him.