Really? I find that hard to believeLacy's family was uprooted by Hurricane Katrina, and they even spent this offseason living in a rented $800-a-month trailer. His family will soon move into a $200,000 house in Louisiana. But the 24-year-old isn't flashy ... he still drives a 1995 Chevy Caprice.
Why? I still drive around my old '95 F150. Don't mean there's not a beemer in the garage...and a land rover beside it.Really? I find that hard to believe
gotta remember...he was the 64th pick. There's a huge difference money wise...then taxes...and taxes...and taxes...Really? I find that hard to believe
Yeah, but I would guess that as an NFL Running Back - you could get a bank to cover you while you got your family in a decent place to live....but, hey -- whatever works for 'emgotta remember...he was the 64th pick. There's a huge difference money wise...then taxes...and taxes...and taxes...
If he stays healthy he'll more than make up for it, but it's a total shame that he dropped that far.
He was so much better than that.
Who was the last Bama pro football player to be on the cover of SI? Stabler? It's been a while.
That doesn't make sense... everyone knows we hand out new cars...Lacy's family was uprooted by Hurricane Katrina, and they even spent this offseason living in a rented $800-a-month trailer. His family will soon move into a $200,000 house in Louisiana. But the 24-year-old isn't flashy ... he still drives a 1995 Chevy Caprice.
Thinking back to 2010 with Mark, Trent and Eddie, was there ever a better threesome in the history of college football? Eddie waited his turn and look how it turned out for him. I wish more college players used Eddie as a role model in that regard.