If you're an NFL rookie, you gotta earn your stripes. Don't expect to transition smoothly into the starting lineup right off the bat—you've got to give something up first. Well, if the Washington football team's camp rookie skits are any indication of future playing time (they aren't), former Sooner Nila Kasitati will be starting from day one—his ukulele version of John Legend's "All of Me" killed it.The solo act turned into a sing-along, with his teammates joining in, flipping off the lights, and having their kumbaya cellphones glow out the ambient. As the original post on Instagram—from linebacker Will Compton—reads, "My guy, Nila, killed his rookie skit. Time stood still… I've never felt so safe at a training camp."Not all rookies had it so easy, however. Su'a Cravens, for example, was booed off stage last Saturday after only getting one line into Usher's "Confessions."You know yo rookie skit fire when this happen. | video cred: @_willcompton | #HTTR pic.twitter.com/0lkI3Jxsmm
— Niles Paul (@Niles_Paul84) August 4, 2016
Cravens was then "stoned" by paper balls. According to Cravens, it was all Compton's fault. "Will had it out for me," he told ESPN. "He told everyone to boo me before I even started." All rookies apparently live and die by the Compton—make sure to make nice with the 6'1", 238-pounder.If yo rookie skit is trash, you get stoned #HTTR #TrainingCamp pic.twitter.com/pn2yqgrdB6
— Niles Paul (@Niles_Paul84) July 30, 2016