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With the NFL training camp just around the corner, players are finding ways to stay fit and have fun before the routine of a new season begins.
For the open receiver of Carolina Panthers, Xavier Legette, that means enjoying the outdoors, even if that means helping a friend in a muddy situation.
Legette went viral to help a friend take out an ATV from the muddy water that believed that the vehicle could pass.
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The Open Receiver of the Carolina Panthers, Xavier Legette, during the heating against the Dallas Cowboys in the Bank of America Stadium. (Jim Dedmon/Imagn images)
At first, Legette was trying to train his friend from the situation, but when that did not work, he jumped to do things himself. Legette did not hesitate a bit when he saw that the situation became even more sticky.
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However, the video clip ends with legette and his friend trying together to take out the blue ATV from the mud without showing the final result.
The adventures in the Legette desert have been on display since the product of South Carolina entered the NFL as the first round of the Panthers last season. He went viral for numerous reasons, including his thick southern accent that fans adore.
The open receiver of the Carolina Panthers, Xavier Legette, celebrates after scoring against the Cincinnati Bengals during the first half of September 29, 2024, in Charlotte, NC (Photo AP/Erik Verduzco)
He has also been seen riding on his farm, especially “Dolla Bill”, which he nods with his TouchDown celebration that mimics a horse.
Legette had some excellent moments for Panthers last season with 497 yards in 49 receptions and four touchdowns in her rookie year.
The Carolina Panthers Xavier Legette soccer player on the red carpet of Derby Kentucky May 3, 2025. (IMAGN)
He hopes to build his rookie campaign with a team of the Panthers that joined his wide receiver room in the first round again, this time taking Tetaira McMillan from Arizona with the eighth general selection in April.
