He isn’t very good at football.He got zero touches? What happened?
#savageHe wasn’t going to be playing here either, but at least he’d be winning!
I think we were fortunate that Diggs and Buchner moved on when they did. We have a lot of young talent that need reps and they're getting it because those two went elsewhere.
This.I think we were fortunate that Diggs and Buchner moved on when they did. We have a lot of young talent that need reps and they're getting it because those two went elsewhere.
Did he even play??Watching that game last night, I do feel like over the course of the season he’ll probably get just as much run there, if not more than he would’ve gotten here.
I think one thing he’ll provide them is a back that has the ability to be a good receiver out of the backfield.
Almost as quick as he was to bounce.He was injured, hamstring. Y'all are quick to pounce.
He wanted a chance to be a feature back. He wasn't going to get that with Estime here. He wanted to go home and have a chance, hard to fault him. He was classy with the exit, and we've got a crowded backfield, no need for fans to go low.Almost as quick as he was to bounce.
ND's top 3-4 RB's are as good if not better than Diggs. Face the facts, he saw the writing on the wall. "I'm heading home!"He was injured, hamstring. Y'all are quick to pounce.
Maybe, and yet we trusted him the most to close out games. He wasn't maybe the best runner among our backs, but he also was the most complete. He was a good runner, he was a good blocker, he was a good receiver, he had good hands. He didn't have a glaring weakness, which is why he was the workhorse and then Estime got the carries in the redzone to pound it in. Like I said, I don't have a problem with our backfield, I like our backfield. I just find it funny when fans dog on certain players while they're here, and then they're quick to tear them down if they leave even when the players are classy about leaving. How petty is that? Hard to dog a player that chooses to go home and is wanting a fresh start.ND's top 3-4 RB's are as good if not better than Diggs. Face the facts, he saw the writing on the wall. "I'm heading home!"
Yeah, but none of that rhymes with pounce.He wanted a chance to be a feature back. He wasn't going to get that with Estime here. He wanted to go home and have a chance, hard to fault him. He was classy with the exit, and we've got a crowded backfield, no need for fans to go low.
He had a 1,000+ yards for ND last season. He just transferred from a very talented team to another, which was pretty obvious at the time (and dumb).He isn’t very good at football.
No, Tyree would be tackled by a gust of wind before he could get going.We’ve come a long way at from settling for Cam McDaniel the little engine that could…..well sort of. Chris Tyree should played alot the last couple of years.
He may have started there but Price and Love are both capable of things that Diggs isn't and he'd have slowly been displaced barring some freakish development in his final year with us. I liked Diggs and now that Kelly has already taken a big 'BK' on national TV, I'll root for Diggs to have good numbers at LSU.He was a legit APB, with considerable game-time experience, was trusted with the ball, knew the playbook and knew the OL, and they knew him.
He would have been #2