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Kamario Taylor’s ‘Avengers’ Obsession Is Fueling a Heisman Charge, And Nobody Saw It Coming

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Mississippi State quarterback Kamario Taylor has a secret weapon, and it is weirder than you think: he watches The Avengers every single night during dinner. Seriously, the sophomore star admitted in a video from “Interlocked: In Season with Mississippi State” that his nightly routine includes the Marvel Cinematic Universe film, no matter where he is, even team dinners.

This Is the Way: Taylor’s Nightly Ritual

Taylor said himself that he “can’t” get tired of the movie, which is wild dedication. It turns out his grandfather introduced him to the MCU classic “a long time ago,” giving Taylor a strong sentimental attachment to the film. We don’t know if he’s binging the same Avengers movie or rotating through the four currently released films, but it’s clear whatever he is doing, it’s absolutely working on the field.

Early Season Dominance and Top 25 Buzz

Whatever prep routine Taylor has cooked up, it is paying off big time. In just three games, he has torched defenses for 832 passing yards and added 178 yards on the ground. Plus, he has accounted for an incredible 12 touchdowns. Those numbers have put him firmly into the early-season Heisman discussion, a huge deal for a sophomore. Mississippi State is rolling at 3-0 for the second straight year, and they just debuted in the AP Top 25 poll at No. 24. That’s their first ranking since the end of the 2022 season, which tells you how much juice Taylor is bringing.

Taylor will try to keep that unbelievable momentum going this Saturday. Mississippi State is hosting No. 19 Missouri, so you know the energy will be absolutely electric. Can his superhero ritual carry them to another massive win? You know we’ll be watching.

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.

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