I knew his football career was on the edge when he didn't go first round and didn't get drafted the NFL used that injury against him but I think he was a real gutsy guy to play through the pain to help his team win the championship in 2020 they can say what they want to say about him but if he didn't play that year they would have been able to tell he wasn't out there because he made a lot of huge plays on crucial downs even though he wasn't 100 percent I got much respect for him it's just a shame how it is.
@@dewaynethomas5925Instead of your home boy getting drafted instead he just got shafted the NFL is just funny like that they pick around players and just get who they want it's so many good football players that comes out every year that people expect to make it don't even make it
@@antthonypowell I've seen cases to where average okay player would make the NFL and some real great players got over looked left out and don't get a chance that goes to show that it doesn't matter who's the best it comes down to who gets the best opportunity those players are out there like a leaf in the wind and the only thing they can do is just play.
As a diehard Alabama fan I have always had alot of respect and love for Dylan Moses. When he got injuried and was out for the season started the downward turning point in his football career. Once he returned he was never the same player. To play ILB you got to be smart and fast in order to be the QB of the defense. Dylan was great at that position. It litterly broke my heart as I watched the NFL draft and his name was never called. I live in Jacksonville and I was excited to see the Jaguars picked him up as an unsigned player. Eventually they released him and now he is out of football. I hope he gets an opportunity to play in the USFL and get a chance to redeem himself as a gifted player.
Son had a great college career he got to experience what it feels like to play at the college level and at the end of the day he’s a two time championship team member and a UA grad 👨🏾🎓 🏆 🏆
Yeah, my heart went out to Dylan because I followed him at IMG and had the opportunity to meet, talk with him and my son took a picture with him. And following his college career destined for the NFL and projected first round was devastating to hear of his injury. He was never the same or even show but you should see the effort to be better. I was wishing the best for him at Jacksonville but knew it was going to be a long shot. Wishing him the best now because he was a guy of good character and integrity. This one HURTS!!!!!
I remember him in a article back in 2012 he was in 8th grade getn recruited by bama. He was 6ft 210 in 8th grade. I followed ever since. Good pick to talk abt dylon moses.
Chad Johnson had a interview, in this interview he talked about how the Canadian football league. How the guys that play there are NFL players, that have the size speed and skill. NFL only has 1500 players…… everyone won’t play in the league….
😦 Dude, I really appreciate your coverage on this young man. You did it with such accuracy and truth but a great level of compassion. I admire you so much! Dylan is still one of my favorites!
There's always the lowest life form that "hates" on people but most of us Bama fans were super upset FOR him. It killed us to watch that happen to him. A vast majority of us really hoped for him to make the grade in the NFL even though he didn't take the normal path to the pros. Bama fans didn't hate on Dylan -- that was a big blanket statement that covered way too much.
I hope u will be a bama fan from 2025-2028 cause that’s when I will play I’m working hard for it this I right before I start my changed workout adding some drills to it 💪
Dude was a hard player, clean cut, and a model team mate. I respected him alot because he was never a problem for the program not like some football players getting arrested and suspended due to behavior problems.
I'm a UGA fan but I'm also a overall football fan and Dylan Moses was a great player with no weaknesses in his game. I hate to see someone like him that did everything right end up in a bad situation due to circumstances that he didn't create.
I respect the fact that you showed so much love to Moses but I think it's important to point out, since you pointed out the fact that his stats fell off at Alabama after the injury it actually shows that he played less games that senior year and his stats were still nearly the same
I taught Dylan in 7th grade at Broadmoor Middle School in BRLA. He was the kindest, most respectful, hardest working student I have ever taught in my 28+ year career. He was already a highly sought-after player and broke his back that year. Being able to come back from that devastating injury is a testament to his dynamic diligence on and off the field. The fact that his career ended early due to a common injury is only a sign that his life was destined to move in another direction. Whatever happens to him will be amazing.
He spent the first half of his senior year trying to avoid contact. I can't blame him and many players do it after injuries. MLB is just a tough position to play that way. Instead of stuffing a hole or scraping through a gap and making tackles at the line of scrimmage he was making tackles 6-10 yards downfield. Even analysts that had no connection to Alabama could see it, and obviously the NFL saw it too. If not for that bad film some team would have taken a chance on him like they did with Jaylon Smith, who had a much more risky injury to come back from. My peroneal nerve has been about 98% dead for over 40 years because it never did come back.
Never heard of this guy, but I love his positive attitude even when going through his challenges such as his acl tear and knowing Bama fans weren't liking him as much, I really hope he gets another shot in the NFL! Rooting for this guy!
I tore a knee up in 1982 in high school. Obviously, medical technology wasn't even comparable to what we have now! I had letters from Georgia, Tennessee, Vandy, Georgia Tech, Jacksonville State, North Alabama, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, & South Alabama. Suffice it to say, when they found out about the knee, everything went silent. I did get calls from North Alabama & Jacksonville State asking me to walk on, stating that "if you can do the things like we think you can do..yada....yada....yada, we'll get you a scholarship the next year." Well, I've had friends over the years that thought they were good enough to "walk on" and earn a scholarship, only to quit football, even if they did elect to continue their education, because they were essentially used as tackling dummies, some with resulting injuries that haunt them to this day! Along with my knee, I had shoulder and ankle issues from my high school days, and I respectfully declined both "offers" from NA & Jax State. No disrespect to them, but put plainly, I wasn't going to put my body, which could've been surgically repaired, in a position to be ran over by some 300+ pounder for anybody's education! Knee injuries?? I don't care who you are! You never completely get over something like that! Take Jamison! I really hope he and Metch do well in the NFL! But if I were a betting man, they might get a good year or two out of them. But hey! They're rich......right? I'm elated for them! My heart breaks for Dylan! My prayer is that his education will do him well in another field!
Roll Tide Dillon Moses... He played with the heart of a champion that he was and gave his all for the tide he will forever be in my heart one of the best linebackers we ever had because of what he put up with and did not for himself but for his team that is true heart and you can't be against somebody with heart like that Roll Tide
Hats off to him, that's what I call a real team mate!!!! Injuries can make lions into kittens think Vince Lombardi said that at one time, speaking of his team and slew of injuries that came there way . Losing a step or something like that is one thing, but to have to play in pain every day, I done it for a year, so hats off to great team mate, and even better man, because his foundation is there in life, or he woulda just quit on his team mates, and took easy road.
I would love to see this guy play for the Stallions in the USFL. I think he'll do great there and shine and have a good shot at getting back into the NFL if he really wanted to.
As an avid Alabama fan I can tell you he was indeed a liability his last year. I told friends we were playing with 10 players on defense with him at times. Saban talks about playing the best players but I think he kept hoping he’d come around.
9 This is my command-be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9 NLT)
This guy’s voice sounds similar to Jim Cornette. •Man I’m from Louisiana and I remember seeing this kid on the local news as an 8th grader they said he was a 6’2 200lb running back. I thought this kid would be Adrian Peterson or Leonard Fournette as a RB I was disappointed to see him as a LBer. I couldn’t believe when he went undrafted I felt even with an injury he had enough film and potential to be at least a 5th rounder.
Dude name just pop up in my head ….had to see what happened, it’s sad how many football players be disappearing football is a tough game so many dudes had supposed to be stars in the nfl but things go left
He had a really down year in '20 after the injury. He should have stayed another year to improve his draft stock. I think he would have played much better in '21, another year removed from the injury.
He had another year of eligibility (covid) and decided to leave school instead of coming back another year. His senior yr was just full of bad tape; We all make our choices in life.
Some guys come back the same. Dylan Moses did not. It was like watching two different players. He might’ve only been starting because of his name his senior year. He was an absolute monster and one the greats in the MLB lineage though and I hope he is successful in whatever he ends up doing.
FYI Moses damaged his knee further by playing on it all season despite being in pain that senior year. That probably ruined his chances at an NFL career. He had to have another surgery and sat out the entire 2021 season with the Jags because of it.
I think it’s just SO weird for us to not see Alabama players go first round and dominate the nfl. Not every single player is gonna go first round or even be drafted for that matter or even have a decent pro career..
I personally think the Coaches and University mismanaged the young man’s career and injury. He should’ve been shutdown after the Mizzou win. I know “Team” fans only will say, “No, we needed him to win the Natty” perhaps this is true but what did he need? He gave everything he had to the school and game he loved, but when he needed them there was nothing they could do. The Mizzou Game he was near his 2018 form, fast from sideline to sideline, stuffing holes etc.. He played that season hurt which gave scouts a reason not to pick him. Before he decided to return his senior season he was still projected as a 3rd Round pick. He came back to show he had healed and suffered another injury, tried to play through it and gave scouts a reason to say no! Saban or Golding should’ve pulled the chord and allowed him to train and prepare for the combine. Scouts would’ve had all pre injury tape and one post injury game with 8 tackles 2FL, & a stellar combine workout to breakdown, instead of an entire season of him hurt & no combine performance. Some will say that doesn’t matter which isn’t true because we just saw the number one overall pick change due to the combine! I also believe The mismanagement of his injury is hurting us with the recruitment of his little brother also and other notable defensive players from the state of La. I’m not blaming Saban at all, I think in hindsight it’s one of the things he wishes he could do over again, just like Tua’s injury etc.. just my take on it.. I know he’s trying everything to get to the league I hope he can!
hey repent here repent what this means is give your life to Jesus and turn away from your sins and you will be saved and the blood of Jesus will get you to heaven
Saban covering his own butt 🤣, he was like I'm shocked to hear about these injuries, he never mentioned it to us, I'm really surprised with this information 😂😂😂
That's what I thought and was hoping he'd do.But not surprised that he didn't. He might have seen that was only getting worse every day instead of better. Some damaged knees get worse over time instead of better no matter how much work you do to get back
Birmingham Stallions would take him! Can you imagine him and Scooby Wright on the same defense...? We are talking about the USFL, so they would be dominate!
The injury really messed him up but he was a little overrated to begin with. Much better athlete than football player. He probably would have been better as a box safety than mlb. He was not a mlb. Go look at the games he was not physical at all.
I’ll always remember him as the guy Loserana College and Alabama offered when he was in the eighth grade. I seem to recall his dad had a military background so this kid had values. Sad that he is out of football now. Hopefully at some point maybe he can get into coaching if he wants to be around the sport. If NIL was around a few years earlier he would have probably had at least a couple of million from that.
I'm not surprised he fell off this happens to a lot of Alabama defensive players who played under Nick Saban but nobody talks about that there's a laundry list of them but all people want to talk about is the ones who succeed
@@ad_stayfly7 my personal opinion is some guys be over I have coming out of high school and then being over coached by Nick Saban I've been taking a lot of hits in practice while at Alabama by the time they leave their bodies can't hold up like they used to by the time they get to the league get drafted high and bomb it's really sad
I knew his football career was on the edge when he didn't go first round and didn't get drafted the NFL used that injury against him but I think he was a real gutsy guy to play through the pain to help his team win the championship in 2020 they can say what they want to say about him but if he didn't play that year they would have been able to tell he wasn't out there because he made a lot of huge plays on crucial downs even though he wasn't 100 percent I got much respect for him it's just a shame how it is.
My Louisiana homeboy
@@dewaynethomas5925Instead of your home boy getting drafted instead he just got shafted the NFL is just funny like that they pick around players and just get who they want it's so many good football players that comes out every year that people expect to make it don't even make it
@@chriswalker5812 I’m sure he isn’t complaining. I totally agree.
@@chriswalker5812 same thing happened to Jamon Hughes. He was #2 in tacked behind Like Kueckley , didn’t even get a tryout
@@antthonypowell I've seen cases to where average okay player would make the NFL and some real great players got over looked left out and don't get a chance that goes to show that it doesn't matter who's the best it comes down to who gets the best opportunity those players are out there like a leaf in the wind and the only thing they can do is just play.
As a diehard Alabama fan I have always had alot of respect and love for Dylan Moses. When he got injuried and was out for the season started the downward turning point in his football career. Once he returned he was never the same player. To play ILB you got to be smart and fast in order to be the QB of the defense. Dylan was great at that position. It litterly broke my heart as I watched the NFL draft and his name was never called. I live in Jacksonville and I was excited to see the Jaguars picked him up as an unsigned player. Eventually they released him and now he is out of football. I hope he gets an opportunity to play in the USFL and get a chance to redeem himself as a gifted player.
That injury effected him and his production was just off and he just couldn't show up the way he needed to and it was a sad situation.
Son had a great college career he got to experience what it feels like to play at the college level and at the end of the day he’s a two time championship team member and a UA grad 👨🏾🎓 🏆 🏆
Your so right as a Bama fan it was hard to watch cause he was such a humble nice dude and he gave it all.
Yeah, my heart went out to Dylan because I followed him at IMG and had the opportunity to meet, talk with him and my son took a picture with him. And following his college career destined for the NFL and projected first round was devastating to hear of his injury. He was never the same or even show but you should see the effort to be better. I was wishing the best for him at Jacksonville but knew it was going to be a long shot. Wishing him the best now because he was a guy of good character and integrity. This one HURTS!!!!!
I remember him in a article back in 2012 he was in 8th grade getn recruited by bama. He was 6ft 210 in 8th grade. I followed ever since. Good pick to talk abt dylon moses.
Chad Johnson had a interview, in this interview he talked about how the Canadian football league. How the guys that play there are NFL players, that have the size speed and skill. NFL only has 1500 players…… everyone won’t play in the league….
😦 Dude, I really appreciate your coverage on this young man. You did it with such accuracy and truth but a great level of compassion. I admire you so much! Dylan is still one of my favorites!
Moses never was the same after the ACL tear. He's trying regenerative medicine to attempt a return.
I'm sad to hear about his grandmother. I didn't know, even though I was a tiger I still rooted for him
There's always the lowest life form that "hates" on people but most of us Bama fans were super upset FOR him. It killed us to watch that happen to him. A vast majority of us really hoped for him to make the grade in the NFL even though he didn't take the normal path to the pros. Bama fans didn't hate on Dylan -- that was a big blanket statement that covered way too much.
I hope u will be a bama fan from 2025-2028 cause that’s when I will play I’m working hard for it this I right before I start my changed workout adding some drills to it 💪
He from Louisiana. Played for Baton Rouge Bears
Dude was a hard player, clean cut, and a model team mate. I respected him alot because he was never a problem for the program not like some football players getting arrested and suspended due to behavior problems.
He took advantage of his opportunity!
You have to pull for a young man like that.
Wishing him the best in his endeavors!!
I think he is q wonderful influence on hard work and preservation. Go Dylan! #RTR
Auburn fan.. love the video and loved Moses as a player and leader feel very sad about his career because he was special
I'm a UGA fan but I'm also a overall football fan and Dylan Moses was a great player with no weaknesses in his game. I hate to see someone like him that did everything right end up in a bad situation due to circumstances that he didn't create.
I respect the fact that you showed so much love to Moses but I think it's important to point out, since you pointed out the fact that his stats fell off at Alabama after the injury it actually shows that he played less games that senior year and his stats were still nearly the same
Truly a champion
I taught Dylan in 7th grade at Broadmoor Middle School in BRLA. He was the kindest, most respectful, hardest working student I have ever taught in my 28+ year career. He was already a highly sought-after player and broke his back that year. Being able to come back from that devastating injury is a testament to his dynamic diligence on and off the field. The fact that his career ended early due to a common injury is only a sign that his life was destined to move in another direction. Whatever happens to him will be amazing.
This was good to read nice work
i feel so bad for him
14 and had an offer from bama.I read a sports magazine in doctor office back in 2014.
Do dee millner next
Went to Highschool with Dee
Dee was the best cb I’ve ever seen at bama. He was lockdown in college.
You do know he dosent jus do these videos right
Or Marvin Constant. What exactly was the nature of Constant's knee injury?
He spent the first half of his senior year trying to avoid contact. I can't blame him and many players do it after injuries. MLB is just a tough position to play that way.
Instead of stuffing a hole or scraping through a gap and making tackles at the line of scrimmage he was making tackles 6-10 yards downfield. Even analysts that had no connection to Alabama could see it, and obviously the NFL saw it too.
If not for that bad film some team would have taken a chance on him like they did with Jaylon Smith, who had a much more risky injury to come back from. My peroneal nerve has been about 98% dead for over 40 years because it never did come back.
Reminds me of hellams. Never in my life seen so many scared arm tackles from a starter
Never heard of this guy, but I love his positive attitude even when going through his challenges such as his acl tear and knowing Bama fans weren't liking him as much, I really hope he gets another shot in the NFL! Rooting for this guy!
He was the guy bama offered a scholarship to in 8th grade. It was unheard of at the time.
I tore a knee up in 1982 in high school. Obviously, medical technology wasn't even comparable to what we have now! I had letters from Georgia, Tennessee, Vandy, Georgia Tech, Jacksonville State, North Alabama, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, & South Alabama. Suffice it to say, when they found out about the knee, everything went silent. I did get calls from North Alabama & Jacksonville State asking me to walk on, stating that "if you can do the things like we think you can do..yada....yada....yada, we'll get you a scholarship the next year." Well, I've had friends over the years that thought they were good enough to "walk on" and earn a scholarship, only to quit football, even if they did elect to continue their education, because they were essentially used as tackling dummies, some with resulting injuries that haunt them to this day! Along with my knee, I had shoulder and ankle issues from my high school days, and I respectfully declined both "offers" from NA & Jax State. No disrespect to them, but put plainly, I wasn't going to put my body, which could've been surgically repaired, in a position to be ran over by some 300+ pounder for anybody's education! Knee injuries?? I don't care who you are! You never completely get over something like that! Take Jamison! I really hope he and Metch do well in the NFL! But if I were a betting man, they might get a good year or two out of them. But hey! They're rich......right? I'm elated for them! My heart breaks for Dylan! My prayer is that his education will do him well in another field!
Dude was a dawg hopefully he can get it together and go too the league
I remember seeing bro on a magazine in high school never would have thought he wouldn’t make it in the league
Roll Tide Dillon Moses... He played with the heart of a champion that he was and gave his all for the tide he will forever be in my heart one of the best linebackers we ever had because of what he put up with and did not for himself but for his team that is true heart and you can't be against somebody with heart like that Roll Tide
Dylan not Dillon
Hats off to him, that's what I call a real team mate!!!! Injuries can make lions into kittens think Vince Lombardi said that at one time, speaking of his team and slew of injuries that came there way . Losing a step or something like that is one thing, but to have to play in pain every day, I done it for a year, so hats off to great team mate, and even better man, because his foundation is there in life, or he woulda just quit on his team mates, and took easy road.
Great kid, bring him back to bama as a GA and teach him to coach. He was a leader and all the qualities you look for
I love how these NFL GMs want players to fly to the ball. Make big hits and not get hurt.
I would love to see this guy play for the Stallions in the USFL. I think he'll do great there and shine and have a good shot at getting back into the NFL if he really wanted to.
As an avid Alabama fan I can tell you he was indeed a liability his last year. I told friends we were playing with 10 players on defense with him at times. Saban talks about playing the best players but I think he kept hoping he’d come around.
When he played at lsu high I worked the sidelines. I stood next to him and instantly said he going to the league
We needed him in Death Valley
Hopefully he got his degree...and asks Coach to give him a job...he'll get paid good and have longevity...
I remember watching Dylan Moses destroy opposing QB’s and RB’s
Seahawks invited him to minicamp.. hopefully he's still got it and fully recovered..
He made the news as an eighth grader when Les Miles offered him a scholarship even before he made a high school choice
i pray for success in this young man's life, even for a testimony of perseverance, in Jesus Name, amen.
Love for Moses and all he brought to Alabama! Roll Tide!
I think you should do Shaun Oakman next . I also love the channel
Do shaun Oakman
Do shane oakman
9 This is my command-be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” (Joshua 1:9 NLT)
This guy’s voice sounds similar to Jim Cornette.
•Man I’m from Louisiana and I remember seeing this kid on the local news as an 8th grader they said he was a 6’2 200lb running back. I thought this kid would be Adrian Peterson or Leonard Fournette as a RB I was disappointed to see him as a LBer.
I couldn’t believe when he went undrafted I felt even with an injury he had enough film and potential to be at least a 5th rounder.
He was my guy in CFB i loved watching him at Alabama wish he would be in the NFL dude would’ve been a problem
I remember him being on the cover of ESPN magazine (kids in sports) when he was in 9th grade.
Dude name just pop up in my head ….had to see what happened, it’s sad how many football players be disappearing football is a tough game so many dudes had supposed to be stars in the nfl but things go left
Bruh nobody says a torn acl isn’t a big deal 😂
Boutta say 🤣🤣
Yo I just randomly thinking “What happened to Dylan Moses” and boom this posted 3 hours ago 😂
Same! I was wondering about him yesterday
Ong though I was the only one.
He had a really down year in '20 after the injury. He should have stayed another year to improve his draft stock. I think he would have played much better in '21, another year removed from the injury.
I love how you tell a story. I've never even heard of this guy and you've got me interested in him. Good job
I’ll always remember him for the picture he took with Leonard Fournette when he was bigger than him in Middle School !
this man is clearly not “biased”
I was a Dylan Moses fan right up to when he decommitted from LSU
He had another year of eligibility (covid) and decided to leave school instead of coming back another year. His senior yr was just full of bad tape; We all make our choices in life.
Some guys come back the same. Dylan Moses did not. It was like watching two different players. He might’ve only been starting because of his name his senior year. He was an absolute monster and one the greats in the MLB lineage though and I hope he is successful in whatever he ends up doing.
Rumor is that he also wasn't well liked by the LB room in Jacksonville and wasn't in contact with the team virtually his entire time there.
His senior year stats were not a drop off that should’ve been identified! Coming off of a major knee surgery, those stats are respectable
Sad
Didn’t he have another injury that he played through his senior year, one he needed surgery for?
At least you’re not talking about Zion
Dylan Moses made some impact plays for bama 💯
How long have u been an Alabama fan?
This guy will be fine a parent is a doctor and he always a good student he will be fine doesn't come from struggle
Good Job Matt
As my parents taught me learn grow and move on.
FYI Moses damaged his knee further by playing on it all season despite being in pain that senior year. That probably ruined his chances at an NFL career.
He had to have another surgery and sat out the entire 2021 season with the Jags because of it.
I think it’s just SO weird for us to not see Alabama players go first round and dominate the nfl. Not every single player is gonna go first round or even be drafted for that matter or even have a decent pro career..
The key to overcoming ACL surgeries 100% is testosterone and HGH, but its considered cheating, and shouldn't be when rehabbing
I remember bro was getting recruited in middle school
Yep
Do one on former 5 star lob Ben Davis he went to bama and just never crack the rotation he was on the team for 4 years and transfer to Texas
I personally think the Coaches and University mismanaged the young man’s career and injury. He should’ve been shutdown after the Mizzou win. I know “Team” fans only will say, “No, we needed him to win the Natty” perhaps this is true but what did he need? He gave everything he had to the school and game he loved, but when he needed them there was nothing they could do. The Mizzou Game he was near his 2018 form, fast from sideline to sideline, stuffing holes etc.. He played that season hurt which gave scouts a reason not to pick him. Before he decided to return his senior season he was still projected as a 3rd Round pick. He came back to show he had healed and suffered another injury, tried to play through it and gave scouts a reason to say no! Saban or Golding should’ve pulled the chord and allowed him to train and prepare for the combine. Scouts would’ve had all pre injury tape and one post injury game with 8 tackles 2FL, & a stellar combine workout to breakdown, instead of an entire season of him hurt & no combine performance. Some will say that doesn’t matter which isn’t true because we just saw the number one overall pick change due to the combine! I also believe The mismanagement of his injury is hurting us with the recruitment of his little brother also and other notable defensive players from the state of La. I’m not blaming Saban at all, I think in hindsight it’s one of the things he wishes he could do over again, just like Tua’s injury etc.. just my take on it.. I know he’s trying everything to get to the league I hope he can!
What did you want Alabama to do?
Devin White is and a far superior Line Backer to Rueben Foster
hey repent here repent what this means is give your life to Jesus and turn away from your sins and you will be saved and the blood of Jesus will get you to heaven
What the heck does that even mean? Do you even know what that means? Blood of who will get you where? Do we lick the blood?
I always thought he was out of position as a MLB he should of played the Jack linebacker
I don’t believe they played as many games in 2020 did they?
Derrick rose was the next unstoppable player.
dude didn’t even show up when he went undrafted to the jags
“The outcome is not guaranteed.”
I’m here for Coddi!
I’m only 75% after acl and mcl surgery. Complete tear on both.
Saban covering his own butt 🤣, he was like I'm shocked to hear about these injuries, he never mentioned it to us, I'm really surprised with this information 😂😂😂
Poor guy
Maybe we will see him in a Stallions uniform!
TORE MY ACL TWICE ALSO. ONCE MY FRESHMAN YEAR AND ANOTHER MY SOPHOMORE YEAR IN PRACTICE.
What happened to his medical redshirt. He should have come back to school
That's what I thought and was hoping he'd do.But not surprised that he didn't. He might have seen that was only getting worse every day instead of better. Some damaged knees get worse over time instead of better no matter how much work you do to get back
Bama can't win without Louisiana players..Nick knows Where the talent is.
Birmingham Stallions would take him! Can you imagine him and Scooby Wright on the same defense...? We are talking about the USFL, so they would be dominate!
The last great linebacker we had was rueban foster
I don’t know about that cheif
Middle linebacker definitely. We haven't had a great middle backer since he left. We've had some great edge rushers since him though
Christian Harris was extremely underrated
@@noahcotney2957 his last year was the year he finally turned the corner. Before that he was hella inconsistent
@@myleekb I can see that.
I’m just wondering if Georgia is still falling apart?
he got hooked on the pain med's and just went downhill from then on
The injury really messed him up but he was a little overrated to begin with. Much better athlete than football player. He probably would have been better as a box safety than mlb. He was not a mlb. Go look at the games he was not physical at all.
I wish he stay at RB
Ngl the first time I seen him was running back, He probably would’ve got a heisman tbh
Watched him in high school. I thought he would be great
I like to see him get a try out with the eagles.
Why does his age say 24? Or is that how old he is now???
Happens to alot of players . Alabama dude r you kiddin me
Phew... I thought this going to be about the extreme mental anguish he would have to endure by forcing him to spell his own name. The torture.
I’ll always remember him as the guy Loserana College and Alabama offered when he was in the eighth grade. I seem to recall his dad had a military background so this kid had values. Sad that he is out of football now. Hopefully at some point maybe he can get into coaching if he wants to be around the sport. If NIL was around a few years earlier he would have probably had at least a couple of million from that.
I'm not surprised he fell off this happens to a lot of Alabama defensive players who played under Nick Saban but nobody talks about that there's a laundry list of them but all people want to talk about is the ones who succeed
I wonder why they don’t succeeded?
@@ad_stayfly7 my personal opinion is some guys be over I have coming out of high school and then being over coached by Nick Saban I've been taking a lot of hits in practice while at Alabama by the time they leave their bodies can't hold up like they used to by the time they get to the league get drafted high and bomb it's really sad
Tell everyone you're a hater without actually saying you're a hater.
@@thelitmedallion who's hitting bro just stating facts I don't even have beef with a bama they're a great football program
@@Lottoboi100 You say a lot while ignoring the many that do make it. Weird flex, but okay...