PFT Says Its Not His Job To Mentor Billy Football In The Gym

Yoked PFT (squatting 20,000+ lbs, while Little Bill sits with a couple five-lb dumbbells

With the Pardon My Take boys starting to care more about their aging blogger bodies, Tuesday has become Max Tuesday, yet PFT Commenter has actually been kinda going hard in the gym recently. 

Far before this Max Tuesday tradition began, PFT started realizing that these online pages that made inspiration posters were actually so true.

Time after time, inspirational quotes will pop up on my feed, like: 

"'You know your a true lifter when someone asks 'what day is it?' And you reply 'arms and back'." - Leviticus 2:12

Tell me that doesn't make you want to run through a brick wall. Right, you can't. 

 Now, however, it's not a gym quote that PFT is agreeing with, it's a quarterback take.

Once the Tennessee Titans drafted Malik Willis, the NFL media became infatuated with the idea that Willis could take over once Ryan Tannehill blows it again.

With Derrick Henry, the quarterback doesn't need to be that good, but now that the Titans traded their best receiver, the offense really relies on King Henry now more than ever. 

One big quote from Tannehill after Willis was drafted did some big numbies for these Twitter pages that post the video. 

"I don't think it's my job to mentor him." - Ryan Tannehill on mentoring Malik Willis

 PFT made his own little twist on it, however, as displayed by a sick graphic by @PFTGym, PFT doesn't believe it's his job to mentor Billy in the gym. 

@PFTCommenter says it’s not his job to mentor @Billyhottakes 😳😳😳 pic.twitter.com/qVFY76FUUB

— PFT Gym (@PFTGym) May 5, 2022

Pretty wild stuff happening in the PMTverse, folks. Should be interesting if this is a ploy because PFT knows Billy could be running Barstool on his own if he really went war mode.