Tampa, Fla. – The New Tampa Bay Bookers are running back, Leonard Fornet, who said Tuesday that after facing the stacked box boxes every Sunday with the Jacksonville Jaguars, he’s waiting to be the focal point of the offense, with six-time Super Bowl winners. Tom Brady as his quarterback.
“For the first time in my life, I really have a quarterback, so he’s an eye opener for me. I won’t be under much pressure,” said Fornett, who plays with Black Bortels, Nick Falls and Gardner. Three asons Tuo Minsu in the past
“I had a perfect understanding of coming to Tampa. I felt like they had all the keys I had and vice versa. I can help the team and they can help me too. I think it’s probably the first of my six seasons. It’s one of the seasons. -Man B.X. … I’m sure he was all about coming here. “
From the quarterbacks carousel over the past three seasons, Jacksonville made his offense on the ground. From 2017 to 2019, Furannit made 800 touchdowns – the fifth-most backward of any running in the league – despite playing only eight games in 2018.
However, our fans saw the teams in front of him as less stunned and the DJs. Emerging as a Chark Pro Bowl receiver, F 2017 saw 47.8% of its accelerators in 2017, 39.1% in 2018 and 34.7% in 2019 loaded according to NFL Next General statistics. .
One of the NFL’s highest-managed passing attacks last year with a siege-high 4,845 passing yards, but also an inconsistent ground game, the Box saw loaded busses breaking just 21.5% last year – the third-lowest NFL.
Not only does Furnett become the focal point of the Books offense, he said last week, coach Bruce Arians says Ronald Jones will be the starter, with Lesson McCoy dropping second on the depth chart. .
How does Fornet, No. 4 draft, feel about going into a pick situation in 2017, where that person isn’t?
“Everything will take care of itself,” Fornett said. “My job is to come out here and compete the best I can, get into the playbook, understand what they want from me, and take care of the rest themselves.
“We have singers – Shady, Rojo, others out there – I’m comfortable with my role right now. I don’t have to run every week. We can share the carrying, which will help a lot. Towards the end of the year our body when we do anything , Trying to make a run for the playoffs or whatever the case may be. I’m fine with my role right now. “
When asked why things don’t work out in Jacksonville, Furnett said, “I don’t know. Time changes everything. I’m having this time. I’ve had a great time. I’ve made bonds with a lot of coaches and some players. – They are my brothers for life, and I have formed relationships with some of them coaches – Things happen. I guess it’s not God’s plan – God had other things I had. … I go beyond that. “
Speaking of his new team, Furnett will have to move quickly, but Arians said he will have a “solid role” in the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, playing the former LSU star for the first time in the Superdam.
While pro bulls with Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Rob Gronkowski, Oj Howard and Cam Brett – the offense of the books, certainly Tampa Bay, former LSU teammate Devin White, played the role of Farnett in picking Bucks’ draft no. In 2019, they could play the biggest role in recruiting.
White was working out with him at nine in the morning, while White was a freshman. Now things have come “full-circle,” Fornet said.
“Devin FaceTime was really me and was like, ‘Man, what will you do?'” Fornett said. “I am, ‘Man, there are a lot of teams right now. It’s tough right now.’ I just felt like I needed my heart in Tampa – to be around so many people like that, and to be around Devin, too. “
Our weekend has already gotten off to a playbook with a meeting with Brunde.
“He will have a solid role in this plan. He is a very bright person. He took it fast today. It is clear that he will not be able to do everything, but he will have a solid role in the plan of the week.” Said Ariane.
Instead of pigeoning him into the role, Arians believes he is on the fringe to seize opportunities for himself, although not strength for Jones – he can help in the passing game.
“He’s a big, strong back that can really hold on – he can do everything – he can protect, he’s big of a third down and he’s a solid guy in the league. He gives us another weapon,” Arians said.
“The beauty of it is that he doesn’t have to learn the playbook anymore – he just has to learn the game plan. That’s the third part of the playbook. So if he studies the game plan this week, he should know it. By Friday.”
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