D'Onta Foreman

[MikeV73]

Just read an intro to a forthcoming article about Foreman having an infant son die during the last football season. Horrible to go through, and to persevere through the season required great strength and courage. Prayers to him and his family.

 

[Brandon17]

 

[TB14]

Wow. Much respect D'Onta for playing through that. So tough and still played tough every single game. Wow.

 

[HOOKEM85]

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[Grandpa Zorro]

Wow...I'm sitting here at work crying...

 

[CoachEmUp64]

Sad story.... I have a 3 y/o son so this hits home. Takes a big person to not get jaded and let that incident ruin/control your life. Prayers up to him and his family.

 

 

[okiehorn]

This is as sad as it gets. Prayers sent that the new child goes full term.

 

[prosfromdover]

To me what's cool is that he/they(?) didn't feel the tug to use the whole situation / make it public and thus pull the heart strings Heisman campaign. Guaranteed he would have been a finalist if this was public, as crass as that may sound. Super cool integrity-instinct to keep it totally under the radar until now. God bless the kid and hopefully his next will be strong and safe and rushing for 2500 yards in 2025.

 

[okiehorn]

To me what's cool is that he/they(?) didn't feel the tug to use the whole situation / make it public and thus pull the heart strings Heisman campaign. Guaranteed he would have been a finalist if this was public, as crass as that may sound. Super cool integrity-instinct to keep it totally under the radar until now. God bless the kid and hopefully his next will be strong and safe and rushing for 2500 yards in 2025.

My math may be incorrect but the kid will be 8 in 2025 lol very impressive if he reaches 2500 yards!

 

[J.B. TexasEx]