The Facts:
This offseason is different for Stewart. He can actually work out this year. Stewart is trying to push through two injury marred seasons, and has taken on some new methods in an effort to do so. “I’m 27. Even though I’ve been banged up and still working through some kinks, the way I look at life is you have to look at the positive,” Stewart said. “The positive right now is that last year at this time I wasn’t working out and right now I’m working out.”
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Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
As PFT's Darin Gantt pointed out, Stewart was actually remarkably durable early in his career, missing just two games his first four seasons. But he’s missed 18 the last two, with offseason surgery on both ankles last offseason and a knee sprain last year that cost him a playoff appearance. Now, Stewart’s doing yoga three times a week to work on flexibility, and has worked with a group called ADAPT Training, which treats him like a baby, breaking movements down into their most primary units. “Babies climb on things. Babies learn how to walk. They crawl. They walk sideways. It really forces your body to learn how to function properly. Stuff like that really helped get me back into the rhythm of things working out,” Stewart said. ... Again, just working out is a good sign. Given his level of talent and likely (low) draft value), Stewart will be of interest to fantasy football owners if he's healthy.
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