Bijan Robinson plays for a purpose | Longhorn Network
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Texas RB Bijan Robinson fights to make every yard count- not just for his teammates and coaches, but for hundreds of former homeless men and women in the Community First! Village.
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This is why bijan is different. He simply makes everyone’s life around him better, whether they’re a player, coach, or a homeless person trying to get back on their feet
Man I already like him as a player I like him even more as the person he is... keep up the great work and hook em horns
That's great. What an awesome charity to work with. Thanks Bijon
Total class.
God bless Bijan! HOOK'EM!
Outstanding LONGHORN RB. THANK YOU HOOK EM HORNS
Bijan makes us proud to be part of The University of Texas family. Hook'em!
Kid is first class and always will be!!!
CLASS!!!
Bijan is a rarity and a devoted Longhorn. 🤘
Wish he could have donated some more money during the Washington Bowl game.
God Is Good. For I the Lord thy God
will hold thy right hand,
saying unto thee, Fear not;
I will help thee.
Isaiah 41:13
Amen 💯
Earl Campbell, Eric Metcalf, Ricky Williams, Cedric Benson, all former NFL number 1 draftees of RB position.
Bijan will be the next.
Undrafted Priest Anthony Holmes
BALTIMORE RAVENS
After leaving college, Priest joined the Baltimore Ravens as an undrafted free agent in 1997. In the 1998 season with the Ravens, he rushed for over 1,000 yards, including one 200-plus yard game, the NFL’s highest single game total of the season. The Ravens won Super Bowl XXXV with Priest as the their second string halfback averaging 4.6 yards per carry.
1998: First 1,000 yard rusher in Ravens history
1998: Led team in rushing
1998: Highest total yards in a single game of season
2000: Super Bowl XXXV Champion
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
In Priest’s first season with the Chiefs, he exceeded all expectations, leading the NFL in rushing with 1,555 yards for the 2001 season - the first undrafted player in league history to accomplish such a feat.
Despite missing the final two games in the 2002 NFL season because of a hip injury, Priest rushed for 1,615 yards with 21 touchdowns. In the 2003 NFL season, he broke Marshall Faulk’s NFL record for total touchdowns in a season with 27. Priest and Emmitt Smith are the only two running backs in NFL history to have back to back seasons with 20 or more rushing touchdowns. On a pace to repeat the feat in 2004, he suffered an injury that ended his season with 14 touchdowns.
2001: NFL rushing yards leader
2001-2003: 3× Pro Bowl
2002: NFL Offensive Player of the Year
2002 & 2003: 2× NFL rushing touchdowns leader
2004: Ed Block Courage Award Recipient
4.6 average rushing yards
Mobile loaves and fishes has been around a long while. This community should be a national pride project. Instead we send it all to the military industrial complex criminals. Jesus Wept
How about those who aren’t homeless and still sponge off the government via food stamps? How about those who are able to work yet choose to sit at home and syphon tax dollars? Or wait… how about those who loot stores to steal big screen TVs and booze every time there is a so called race riot?? The more I look at this world, I am convinced this is all planned. But this is a great thing and it’s a shame other inner cities won’t do a thing to copy this.
It’s a shame his talent was wasted playing on a garbage team.
@Con DeLa he’s a guaranteed Heisman winner on a winning team. The most noteworthy thing TexASS did during his career was lose to Kansas at home. Stay delusional.
@@scott571911 hmmm are u sure abt that almost beating Alabama, beating a top 12 team in k-state, locking out ou and dominating a top 3 offense in the big 12 in Kansas, being the best running back in cfb no question, yeah “trash team”
@@scott571911 you must be an ou fan 💀
@@FwHado you’re literally bragging about almost beating someone. That’s what losers do.
And who is your team?
Give him the Heisman