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AP DROY: DeMeco Ryans (1 Viewer)
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Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Well, duh.
Weapon of Mass Instruction
Watch my feet!
So, if HOU had gone VY then Ryans, they could have potentially had the offensive AND defensive rookies of the year.*
*Not that VY would have won it in their offense.
*Not that VY would have won it in their offense.
Seems like a good guy too
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Ryans has not only become a star on the field, but also one of the most popular Texans off it. The affable 22-year-old, who grew up in Alabama, always makes time for the media and is never too busy to sign autographs for children.
One recent afternoon after practice, the Texans gave dozens of bikes to underprivileged children. While most players chatted with the kids for only a minute or two - and some not at all - Ryans spoke with virtually all of them while signing autographs and letting them try on his helmet.
The last one to leave, he finally tore himself away when he was in danger of being late to a meeting, but not before giving a high-five to one last little boy at the edge of the crowd.
"That was just me being me. I enjoy seeing the kids happy and making the kids smile," he said. "That was just huge for me and I wish we could do something like that back in my hometown because you don't see that too often."
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Ryans has not only become a star on the field, but also one of the most popular Texans off it. The affable 22-year-old, who grew up in Alabama, always makes time for the media and is never too busy to sign autographs for children.
One recent afternoon after practice, the Texans gave dozens of bikes to underprivileged children. While most players chatted with the kids for only a minute or two - and some not at all - Ryans spoke with virtually all of them while signing autographs and letting them try on his helmet.
The last one to leave, he finally tore himself away when he was in danger of being late to a meeting, but not before giving a high-five to one last little boy at the edge of the crowd.
"That was just me being me. I enjoy seeing the kids happy and making the kids smile," he said. "That was just huge for me and I wish we could do something like that back in my hometown because you don't see that too often."
avoiding injuries
Footballguy
Favre's not a rookie.
LHUCKS
Footballguy
Nor is he a rookie that plays defense.
