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I call BS on this statement. If you want to become a better athlete, figure out how to use your 23mph speed to work in the offense you're in instead of needing the offense catered to your desires. He did quit because it was too difficult, and that conclusion was made by logical if not critical thinking.

While I am not a fan of Deborg's playcalling, quitting on your team in the middle of a game is an outright disgrace. Something else smells fishy to me here as well. Either you want to be used in an I-formation, or you want to be a Tight End/Wide Receiver. You can't tell both stories all at the same time and be telling the truth about them all. The fact that he wanted to wear #1 on his jersey, says alot about the player and his priorities. I agree with the writer in the fact that I think Jalen Hurd is getting some bad advice from his friends/family/etc. that are planning on riding his coattails straight to the NFL. Unfortunately, I think even Hurd has realized that an I-formation running back in the NFL is a dying breed and his draft possibilities were diminishing by the second. Character is who you are when you are down, not who you are when you are on top. I think we just saw the character of Jalen Hurd.