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Time to introduce a new Friday End Around tradition in the offseason. Welcome to the inaugural edition of What's Happening On James Harrison's Instagram Account? Hint: He's exercising at a nauseatingly intense level. Let's dig in. Here's James executing some lateral raises as the velvety tenor of Luther Vandross fills the room. Here's the Vandross song by the way, a duet with Cheryl Lynn that reached the top five on the Billboard Hot R&B Singles chart in 1982. (Don't say you don't learn anything at the End Around.) Contrary to what Instagram might lead you to believe, Harrison does more than train. Here James preps to see King Arthur: Legend of the Sword , the new Guy Ritchie film the New York Times said is more consumed with chasing "cool" rather than "narrative coherency or plausibility." Wonder if James agrees.
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