This still doesn’t make sense. 👀 In 2016, Dalvin Cook was not even invited to the Heisman ceremony. following his season. after the struggles he led Florida State through. He WAS the offense. Week after week. Big play after big play. And the figures show it ✇️ • 1,765 yards of rushing • 19 rushing touchdowns • Each carry is 6.1 yards. • 488 yards of reception • Over 20 total TD led FSU to an Orange Bowl participation and a 10-win season on their own. Every defence was aware that he was receiving the ball. And it was still irrelevant. One of the best seasons in the history of the program. Not even a Heisman finalist, for some reason.

  In 2016, Dalvin Cook wasn’t even invited to the Heisman ceremony. Yes, you read that right. After a season where he carried Florida State through struggles, he wasn’t recognized …

This still doesn’t make sense. 👀 In 2016, Dalvin Cook was not even invited to the Heisman ceremony. following his season. after the struggles he led Florida State through. He WAS the offense. Week after week. Big play after big play. And the figures show it ✇️ • 1,765 yards of rushing • 19 rushing touchdowns • Each carry is 6.1 yards. • 488 yards of reception • Over 20 total TD led FSU to an Orange Bowl participation and a 10-win season on their own. Every defence was aware that he was receiving the ball. And it was still irrelevant. One of the best seasons in the history of the program. Not even a Heisman finalist, for some reason. Read More

Because he has a “chip on his shoulder” to prove the critics wrong, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn thinks quarterback Geno Smith will lead the team to the “promise land” 🏆. “There’s something about a quarterback, and I’m going to say a quarterback with a chip on his shoulder. He’s proven a lot in this league, especially when you take those times when he was in Seattle. Listen, he’s a perfect fit for our goals. We have, of course, developed an identity. Our offense’s foundation is currently quite strong. He seems to be the one who will guide us to the promised land, in my opinion. He will be the offensive player that touches the ball the most, according to Glenn.

When Aaron Glenn talks about a quarterback having a “chip on his shoulder,” he’s pointing directly at the journey of Geno Smith—a career that hasn’t followed a straight line, but …

Because he has a “chip on his shoulder” to prove the critics wrong, Jets head coach Aaron Glenn thinks quarterback Geno Smith will lead the team to the “promise land” 🏆. “There’s something about a quarterback, and I’m going to say a quarterback with a chip on his shoulder. He’s proven a lot in this league, especially when you take those times when he was in Seattle. Listen, he’s a perfect fit for our goals. We have, of course, developed an identity. Our offense’s foundation is currently quite strong. He seems to be the one who will guide us to the promised land, in my opinion. He will be the offensive player that touches the ball the most, according to Glenn. Read More