Leonard Fournette Shares Brutally Honest Comment About His Former Quarterbacks

by Staff Reporter

September 8, 202012 Comments

Trevor Ruszkowski-USA TODAY Sports

Former LSU running back Leonard Fournette signing with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week means he will be joining forces with future Hall Of Fame quarterback Tom Brady.

On Monday, Fournette spoke to media and threw some shade at his former quarterbacks while discussing what it's going to be like playing with Brady.

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CFFreak•67 months

The more this guy talks, the more I can't stand him to be honest. He couldn't tough out at least maybe 100 yards in 2 games against Alabama when we needed him most? Frick him.

turnpiketiger•67 months

It’d be nice if he would have showed up against Alabama during his career at LSU. What’d he get like 31 yards?

Yeahright•67 months

Think before you speak. What good can come out of him saying this? I follow him on twitter and love all his positive messages but he is ignorant saying what he said. Live and learn I guess.

lsusa•67 months

When you consider he is comparing them to Tom Brady.....

BlackTiger89•67 months

Facts!!!

chalmetteowl•67 months

Leonard, you do know Brady is almost ready for social security?

CanebreakCajun•67 months

It may be true, but sometimes things are better left unsaid. No one forced him to act like an arse in Jacksonville, that’s on him.

BBATiger•67 months

How did BUGA become so unlikable in 5 years?

OceanMan•67 months

His brother was his QB in HS

Neauxla_Tiger•67 months

Harsh, but true. He has a chance to make a statement now that he won't be facing 8 man boxes all the time. And as long as the offense as a whole moves the ball, it just produces more opportunities for carries, TDs and overall success for everyone. Hope he takes advantage, or his future is going to look pretty bleak

luismlg•67 months

Harris is his buddy, but it is what it is, and what he said is the truth

rob62•67 months

Harris was terrible. I mean the dude transferred to UNC and was put on the bench by a true freshman after 4 games.

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