This ^^^^ Pretty sure every one on this board has made some bad decisions when younger. No one is saying let's throw a party for him and follow and root for him weekly. Just wishem well and move on. If you think mistakes were made then again wish him well and hopefully he learns from it but Money is indicated he had reasons. Either way...moving on.
Agreed. There are some guys that just rub me the wrong way. For the most part Howard is not one of them. I'm sorry to see him go. I'll probably check on how he's doing now and then.
Good for him. Hope he kills it there and makes all conference.
Hard to tell. Dungey never had a Tucker to give it to.
He definatly did. He should have tossed to left side in third period and there was another one where tucker could have walked in. Instead he kept and got squished. U feed ur horse. If it’s close give the ball.
He’d prolly be the starting rb here if he didn’t sit out that year. Kids massively talented he just couldn’t catch a break coughing up the ball but always good for atleast one huge run a game.
Starting? No - Tucker would have overtaken whomever was up there eventually
Semi-related, but is it my nostalgia or was Marvin Graves really the best at both knowing when to give it up or keep it, and the most selfless in that he’d let himself get blasted and then give it up at the last second to bust a big play for the RB?
I remember him finding the end zone a lot as a freshman on the good 2018 team.
From what I know Howard had a good reason to be upset
Mmhm. But I’ll always root for him. Covid put him in a tough situation and he made a call. Came back to a team that had a heisman calibre RB. Tough situation. He was always a favorite of mine.
Not before catching 1 pass for 9 yards though.
Yeah, his timing on the give was amazing. I remember him giving it at least once after gaining about 5 yards so Walker could keep it rolling.
