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Free agent running back Leonard Fournette signed with the Buffalo Bills practice squad on Monday.

The former LSU star last played with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers but was released before the 2023 season started.

He joins a Bills running back room that just lost Damien Harris to the injured reserve list and features James Cook, Latavius Murray, and Ty Johnson.

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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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Purple Spoon29 months
He played in 80 games over six years and has a Super Bowl ring. I could name a metric shite ton of running bags that would love to have his NFL career.
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LazloHollyfeld29 months
Life span on RBs is short
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bapple29 months
Still rocking the LSU shoulder pads.
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CSATiger29 months
Hope he gets a chance to see the field at least once more
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TheFlyingTiger29 months
Playoff Lenny is coming back
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BleedgurpleTX29 months
Hope he gets in shape and trims up. If he does, he’s gonna be a good back again.
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SlapahoeTribe29 months
The Buffalo Bills aren’t exactly a new NFL team.
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cajunmud29 months
I sure thought he would be better than Nick Chubb.
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tucoco29 months
Well, I hear you on that! But he messed up his Jacksonville career by not taking it(the NFL) serious when those people drafted him, and he just "imo" screwed them people over by not playing like he was capable of. He didn't run hard for those people at all, and maybe had 1 or 2 seasons there over a 1000 yards out of all the time he was there. He then goes to Tampa Bay and it takes those comments by Bruce Arian for him to start running like "LSU Leonard Fournette" because he was loafing with them too when he was there. So, if he would have taken his career with Jacksonville much more seriously he probably would have had a career as good or better than NIck Chubb and would still be with Jacksonville.
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burreauxxx29 months
If he loved football he would be in the league full time
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NASA_ISS_Tiger29 months
Hope he's made good financial decisions over the years.
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rattlebucket29 months
Really? Thats your comment about a guy who has been in the league 7 years?
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tucoco29 months
Tampa Bay underpaid the man when he was there, and former head coach Bruce Arians actually tried to get rid of him when he was first there telling Fournette "he just didn't have it". LOL I mean are you serious, that really lit a fire under Fournette and he showed you what he had in those playoff games and the Superbowl when he became "Playoff Lenny".LOL After that they should have signed him to a good deal after that, but chose not to for whatever damn reasons, so, Fournette said "See ya".
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RockyMtnTigerWDE29 months
Average career span for a running back in the NFL is 2.57 years.
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eugene1928LSU29 months
Wish it was the Bengals
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Mouche33729 months
Wow! Y'all do realized that the only reason he is on the practice squad is because he needs a couple of weeks to get the playbook down. Once he gets the playbook down, they'll move him up to the active roster. All teams do this when players are brought in during the season. this wasn't some last ditched effort to make a roster. He waited for the right deal. And he probably got more money now than he would have if he signed in the offseason. Because now his services is a need, not a want.
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goodgrin29 months
Hope he loves that shite weather up there.
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Spasweezy29 months
Bust
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RockyMtnTigerWDE29 months
I wish I was a bust in the NFL like Fournette.
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Spankum29 months
Time for Leonard to hang up his spurs and relax for a change. He has been a great ambassador for LSU throughout his career!
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BowDownToLSU29 months
Him and Alton SMH
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Aussietigerfan29 months
He was never the same after that bama game when miles ran him into a brick wall 30 times
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jdd4829 months
Future first ballot hall of famer prior to entering the NFL to practice squad player. It's a different level of competition in the NFL.
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ezride2529 months
Yah well that auburn db still ain’t right.
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