Deshaun Foster, HOF talent before injures.

[TheMaulClaw]

I know I've forgotten about some of the awesome things he did for this team. Now that his career is over, I've gained a new perspective. This is how I'll remember his career.

Give it up for Deshaun....Panther great.

[Snake]

DeShaun like a bunch of backs that have gone threw the NFL had talent but was made of glass. I still cant believe Fox started him over Dwill years back.

[The Saltman]

HOF Talent? LOLOL

[La Pantera]

Hahaaaaa....this is a joke right!?

[MadHatter]

Another example of why a higher post count shoudl be required to start a thread.

[Cary Kollins]

[csx]

Maybe his rookie injury had lingering affects but he was never anything terribly special other than the several highlight runs.

[jayflip]

Every carry Foster had, I held my breath. Something exciting might happen, but more likely he'd either run straight into the line of scrimmage or he'd fumble.

Foster was our Monterio Hardesty.

[PhillyB]

jonathan stewart lite

[jayflip]

Also, maybe if we played the Falcons 16 times a year he'd be HoF for sure!!

[TheMaulClaw]

Didn't say he was a HOF'er. Just that he had the talent before the injuries. The game he got hurt against the Bears in the playoffs was epic. Would have went to another SB if we had him for Seattle.

As far as thread count....I've been following this board for years, and a couple years back when they switched servers I had to create a new account. Hell, I even used to follow the observer board when it was more popular 5 years or so ago.

[Frizzy350]

Deshaun "hop scotch in the backfield" Foster? He was serviceable as a 3rd down back, other than that he was utter garbage.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Also, maybe if we played the Falcons 16 times a year he'd be HoF for sure!!

seriously like 1/6 of his career rushing yards came against atlanta. he was magic against that team.

[Jackofalltrades]

He was ok, not great and certainly not HoF worthy.