Good catches. They also belong in the CP pantheon of overhyped JAGs.
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Running back, but not as good as Brian Shay.
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The Real Deal
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I feel like Haynes was the original in a long line of hopefuls. He started it all.
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Wouldn't it be fun, though? What a great story.

Yeah, yeah, odds are against it, but that's what would be so great about it.

I love an underdog story.

I'm not expecting anything, but I'm sure rooting for the kid.
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He missed OTAs today. Is he injured before the off-season even starts again? I know it's not mandatory, but he's really not the guy that can afford to miss any type of off-season stuff. I really hope not and that he had something previously planned.
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Iirc he was posting recently about a friend that died on ig, maybe it’s something to to with that.


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I imagine it's a personal issue.
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He's not REALLY an injury prone player. He's technically only had one serious football related injury.

So lets get this "Injury prone" thing out of our collective heads.
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Marty Schottenheimer at one Chiefs camp: "I've got two words for you, Jesse Haynes."
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A lot of people seem to think the spinal surgery was injury-related rather than a diagnosed "stinger" leading them to discover a defect he had since birth that got fixed as a preventative measure. He had two vertebrae fused together since birth. Technically the surgery would give him more flexibility and less risk of injury moving forward.

It was always the foot, which was serious. But he's not an NBA center, people heal from that eventually. Sammy Watkins did.
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He's so good he declined in production every year he was in college and didn't even get drafted. Sleeper!
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Not nearly as good as Brodie Croyle who was the next Tom Brady.
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Remember when you mocked that 7th round RB selected last year? I guess if you just trash everybody, you're bound to be right a few times, eh?
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FYP
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