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Sammy Watkins Talks Battling Depression and the World Currently Going Through the 'Dark Ages' In New Interview

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Sammy Watkins, wide receiver for the Kansas City Chiefs, talked about battling depression, abusing alcohol and the world going through a dark period during a recently published interview with Bleacher Report.

Watkins had surgery during the 2017 offseason, at a time when he felt “lost” in life.

Watkins was later asked if the virus were linked to his dark ages theory in any way, and he said there’s a “New world order” coming.

“I don’t think the world knows what athletes go through off the field,” Watkins stated.

Watkins won a Super Bowl as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs last season after being traded in 2018 from the Los Angeles Rams.

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