Wanted to post something positive after the loss this past weekend.
This kid, JAMAL HAYNES, has not received enough credit this year.
He's one of the smallest guys on the team, but you'll have a hard time finding someone tougher. At times he reminds you of Barry Sanders, but he doesn't ever go backward, just barrels ahead.
He was one of the first kids to commit in the 2021 class (2nd behind Malik). He practiced for 2 years without seeing the field. Didn't transfer out or complain when asked to change positions. Decided to bulk up, learn the playbook, and get to work. This is an incredible story for someone to make an impact at a position they haven't played.
Currently leads the team in Rushing yards, and all RBs in TDs and YPC. He also leads all RBs in receptions and receiving yards. Very Impressive and hats of to him.
A lot of other guys deserve credit as well, but a few embody the toughest that Key preaches like JAMAL HAYNES.
This kid, JAMAL HAYNES, has not received enough credit this year.
He's one of the smallest guys on the team, but you'll have a hard time finding someone tougher. At times he reminds you of Barry Sanders, but he doesn't ever go backward, just barrels ahead.
He was one of the first kids to commit in the 2021 class (2nd behind Malik). He practiced for 2 years without seeing the field. Didn't transfer out or complain when asked to change positions. Decided to bulk up, learn the playbook, and get to work. This is an incredible story for someone to make an impact at a position they haven't played.
Currently leads the team in Rushing yards, and all RBs in TDs and YPC. He also leads all RBs in receptions and receiving yards. Very Impressive and hats of to him.
A lot of other guys deserve credit as well, but a few embody the toughest that Key preaches like JAMAL HAYNES.
