11-28-2022, 10:57 AM
(11-28-2022, 10:47 AM)George Cantstandya Wrote: I don't know if he lost his love for he game. He just kept getting replaced by people. In Baltimore he got beat out by Andrews because Andrews is an amazing TE. Then he went to Atlanta and actually had pretty decent season 571 Yds and 6 TDs in 2020. But in 2021 Atalanta drafted Pitts and Hurst found himself playing second fiddle again.
Now he landed in Cincinnati where he got his shot to shine again. He's taking advantage of that opportunity, seems to appreciate the opportunity and appears to really like being here.
From what the announcers said it was Hurst who made the statements that he lost the love for the game. They were just relaying what he said. I don't know how verbatim they were with what he shared but I believe he's also openly talked about battling depression and other things as well. So it's not a stretch to believe he talked about this with them.
