Henson had no business playing in that MSU game where Brady almost led us back in the fourth. Thanks a lot Lloyd, no second national title because of you!

Henson was the most talented QB I have ever seen. He had a cannon for an arm but could still throw with touch if needed. He was confident and athletic. When he chose to play baseball that summer I literally cried. I couldn't believe he chose baseball over a senior season as Michigan's Qb. I'm 48 now and when I hear his name it still fills me with disappointment of what could have been. He still to this day had the most potential I have seen at the qb position.

@kmir224

Жыл бұрын

yup, he was the most naturally gifted QB at UM i've seen since JJ he possibly wins the heisman in 2001, no way we lose to OSU in 2001, and possibly in NC contention siigghhhhh

@TheJetstream10

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Can you imagine if they had NIL back in his day? He never would have looked at baseball again. He would have concentrated fully on being the QB at Michigan and the program would have been real contenders for the Natty. The purest quarterback Michigan has ever seen except maybe for JJ but Drew had it all. And then there was Tom Brady behind him, a different kind of quarterback, couldn't run as well as Henson, not as athletic, but smart, great arm, leadership, and he ended up being the greatest quarterback in the game. GOAT.

@nofurtherwest3474

9 ай бұрын

Do you think he regrets it? If he had focused soley on football starting his freshman year, do you think you would have had a good NFL career?

@georgegerswin6297

9 ай бұрын

@@nofurtherwest3474 yes..easy

@jaybees5734

6 ай бұрын

​@@nofurtherwest3474I think so

Dude was a tremendous athlete…he just happened to have peaked early.

Thanks for reminding us that there was a parade of one awesome receiver after another to the program in those years.

@doomed2063

8 жыл бұрын

Great RBs, great WRs... Michigan recruited as well as anyone and with Harbaugh back home I think we are in the beginning stages of a return to form of sorts for the Michigan Football Wolverines. I'm fuckin excited for the future with Harbaugh at the helm!

@DarrellTurnerJr

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Which is why I will never forgive Henson. He cost Michigan a dynasty

@kmir224

2 жыл бұрын

@@DarrellTurnerJr WTF? you're mad at henson, for existing? if anyone, blame carr for putting him in the game, not a player

@DarrellTurnerJr

2 жыл бұрын

@@kmir224 I'm mad at Henson for not coming back to Michigan and winning a Natty. Dude had major arm talent

"For of all sad words of tongue or pen, The saddest are these: 'It might have been!'" - John Greenleaf Whittier

@MrFsr1986

3 жыл бұрын

*what , not it. 👍🏻

Henson had an absolute gun...but how good was David Terrell???? MONSTER!!!!

@kmir224

2 жыл бұрын

my favorite WR at UM, ever

@bjr0467

10 ай бұрын

And marquise walker

Drew we hardly knew you

If Drew Hanson had stayed for his senior year in 2001 Michigan would have won the national title

@aaronjackson9385

Жыл бұрын

I highly doubt they beat Miami

Henson 2000 had the best QB rating of any UM quarterback the last 25 years, and was the last to win in Columbus until JJ last year. Couldn't believe he couldn't play somewhere in the NFL, on make it in baseball.

@nofurtherwest3474

9 ай бұрын

Is it because he didn't focus on one sport? If he had focused on one then he would have gone further in that sport?

It's too bad the sport of baseball stole this guy. Would have been a heck of a player in NFL if he just stuck with it.

Had Drew played his senior season he probably would have been the #1 overall pick and had a great NFL career. Taking time off the try baseball and then trying to come ack just did not work. So sad to see that type of talented wasted.

@anitafloyd2554

Жыл бұрын

I dont feel sorry for him. He made a piss poor decision. Amazing how Michigan fans fawn about his "potential" but he abandoned you only to become a colossal failure in both sports.

Heisman favorite had he returned for senior year. He won his only start in the nfl for the Dallas Cowboys, was the starting qb for the winningest team in college football history, Michigan, and started some games in major league baseball for the NY Yankees. He is the only human who ever lived who can make that claim. Drew is also a multi millionaire. He never became Tom Brady, nobody has. However, UM, Cowboys, and the Yankees! That is awesome. What a sports life.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

Doubtful that he would agree.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

@F*** You I'm an Egg He was a bust in the NFL and the MLB. And he never fully reached his potential in the short time that he was with the Wolverines. He was hyped as the Next Big Thing, as a possible future GOAT. Instead, he’s a What Might Have Been. He should have been like Brady, who was also great at multiple sports. TB decided to focus on one sport only and worked his butt off through practice and film study to be the best that he could be. DH didn’t do that, relying too much on his natural athletic ability and not putting in the time and the work to be truly great at one sport. It’s doubtful that he is living the life that he expected and that he is truly happy about that. What Timothy Ernest wrote was absolute BS.

Dude was a beast

Such a talented athlete... yet, only one career hit in MLB and only one career TD in the NFL. Not everyone is Bo Jackson or Deion Sanders. Especially being a QB, you have to go all-in on one sport. Who knows what would have been if he chose the NFL right away and stuck to it.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

Bo Jackson should have gone all-in on one sport. Who knows what he would have been if he had chosen one and stuck to it.

@nofurtherwest3474

9 ай бұрын

So do you think that trying to do both sports basically spread him too thin?

I remember thinking that he was better than Tom Brady. That didn't age well.

@kmir224

Жыл бұрын

easy to say that after Brady won all the rings in the NFL. but IMO, if you compare college careers, henson was better. if he stayed his senior year, he would have been dynamite

Awesome job! This was just as much a David Terrell tribute, lol.

@chrishamilton3752

7 жыл бұрын

Christopher Roberts Good call, and quote. DT was a special player. Look at the roster of that 2000 team. Such great talent, and they still lost 3 games by maybe 5 points. That is still the last team to win in Columbus, and the Bowl game. We need to motivate Harbaugh to change that, permanently. As Tressel still parlays his Wiccan magick of the # 9. And his "collusion" with Saban, Myer and all the other anti-Michigan elements of the sports world.

@SGBassplayer

2 жыл бұрын

Marcus Knight, too.

@MidNightRider2001

2 жыл бұрын

lol

@elbowgang9715

Жыл бұрын

@@chrishamilton3752 bow down to Coach Khaki

Dude was fast

Drew is still by far my favorite UM QB (in my lifetime). Dude was a monster.

@RM-ee6lw

8 жыл бұрын

+John Z Hate to break it to you but Tate was perhaps the biggest loser we ever recruited. All he did was smoke weed, not workout, skip class, and get kicked off the team in his short and pathetic career. He made a website dedicated to how sweet he was before he set foot on campus. At least Manziel was good at football.

@otisgreer8429

3 жыл бұрын

Wonder what ever happened to guy that started ahead of him. Hmmmmmmm.

@tomdickandharry7024

Ай бұрын

RM, there were 10 or 15 teammates of harbaugh’s a day at the drug house i hung out at, mostly buying weed but some buying coke! some were there often just to hang out as friends of the 2 brothers who were the dealers. on mary right across from the IM. i met the dealers hooping at the IM and i’d play every day and usually go hangout there after. i remember one of the lineman, pretty sure i remember which one, but won’t name, was writing a paper over there & i asked him what it was on & he said it was about how canham & the athletic dept treated the players like meat! he def seemed serious in his opinion on that issue but i imagine he was kidding about that actually being the subject of his paper!! he did not like canham tho, that was clear!

Since you have his touchdown drive against ND in 1998, do you also have the touchdown catch Marcus Knight had earlier in the game where he snatched the underthrown ball out of the defenders hand?

Drew the stud was selected by the Yankees, who were then owned by OSU grad George Steinbrenner, in 1998. He signed a professional contract that forced him to leave the University of Michigan football team. Did Steinbrenner throw $1mm at him to keep him from playing football at Mich? I think the answer is clear.

@christopherhamilton8689

6 жыл бұрын

russ Malcolm Steinbrenner is also dead.

@timothyernest6429

4 жыл бұрын

He got a lot more than a million dollars from Steinbrenner .

@tomdickandharry7024

Ай бұрын

no RM, it was 2 mil not 1! fucking buckey steinbrenner first breaks up my beloved yankee team with randolph, chambliss, davis et al just because they lost in the playoffs after winning 103 games! that made me give up my beloved baseball after being a lifetime fan! then he signs does the same thing with jeter that he did later with henson, both times intentional! he called jeter up before he could play for michigan! i did deliver him a pizza on prospect st while he was here anyway! i also met him on the field when he was here for homecoming in ‘98 when I had a photo pass that day. i also me mini me that day, who was also on the sidelines and i almost killed him! i was on the side of the end zone shooting when the action suddenly turned my way and i had to quickly back out of the way to avoid being run over but little did i know the little man was behind me and i half smushed him and almost stepped on him! i first saw him at halftime when i was about to go back thru the tunnel into the stadium after going to crisler where they would have hot dogs for the press at halftime and there was mini me riding in a golf cart! coincidentally right after that i see an old friend from tappan jr high (where i played fb for the same coaches harbaugh did 2 yrs after me) & pointed out mini me, so rob, the friend said hey take a pic of me with him & he ran over to ask vern, who obliged us! then i got to talk to him on the sidelines & wondered why he was there & he said he grew up in kzoo like jeter & was a lifelong M fan! he was one of the nicest guys i ever met & i cried when he died 😢 lastly, shooting for the free football guide, in the 2 of 3 yrs i did it we got sideline photo passes but only 3 games a yr, always for crappy games except for one game against penn state, featured prominently in this video! the best fb pic i ever took was that bj askew td down the sideline where he hurdled the dude in this vid! i was right in that spot where he did the hurdle, which from my vantage point was WAY more impressive than it looks here from the tv angle! it truly looked SPECTACULAR in my shot! i watching on a tiny crappy iphone and can’t slow it down enough or get it sharp or clear enough at the right moment to see myself in this vid, grr!!! in my pic bj is right in front of me at the peak of his jump with his legs splayed almost like jumpman with the dude he jumped right under him!

@tomdickandharry7024

Ай бұрын

i’m sure he did timothy, from the contract, but the issue was the signing bonus of 2 mil that caused him to split when he did

Dude was crazy talented brady wasn't sitting for no reason

@aaronjackson9385

6 ай бұрын

Drew was crazy talented, but he never started a single game over Brady. Not one. Thats a myth.

@bjr0467

6 ай бұрын

@@aaronjackson9385 u right they platooned for awhile

@aaronjackson9385

6 ай бұрын

@@bjr0467 yeah. First 7 games of 1999? But Brady still played about 70 percent of the gamese. Just look at the pass comp/atts/yardage.

I remember the Syracuse game in '98. Brady had a bad day, and was pulled by Carr. When Brady went out, the score was 38-7. After Henson came in, things changed quickly. He led three scoring drives (two Walter Cross rushing TDs and a Henson TD pass to Marcus Knigh). The three scores all came in the final seven minutes of the 4th quarter. Final score: 38-28. That was one of the most impressive quarters (half-quarter actually) of M football as I have ever seen, especially in a loss.

@tomdickandharry7024

Ай бұрын

yeah but in garbage time of one of the biggest blowout losses in M history, final score not at all reflective of how badly we were beaten. macnabb just KILLED US! that was game 2 after ND KILLED us down there in the opener!

any chance we get Sam Sword?

They lost three games by a combined seven points that year. And the Northwestern game...don't even get me started. How A-Train fumbled that ball with NO ONE around him is beyond me. That team, among other Michigan teams in those years, could play with anyone in the country. Still makes me angry.

@georgegerswin6297

2 жыл бұрын

Dude I would of forgotten about that Northwestern..my God I dont think I've been so angry during an entire game.

@kmir224

Жыл бұрын

dude, if Carr didn't have a pansy mindset and call off the dogs early, we probably win the championship in 2000

Drew was pretty good

You should see if you have enough footage for a Ty Law video. He was a beast in the NFL but his Michigan days were before my time

@tomdickandharry7024

Ай бұрын

Ty Law at Michigan… I bet if Woodson had seen him play at Michigan even Charles would say that dude was just as good as I was!

That's my cousin 😊 shame I can't find the signed pics he gave me, still got my hats though, wear em for every Michigan game

Wow. That guy played like Pat Mahomes.

There is not a human being alive today that has witnessed Michigan beat OSU more times than they've lost. Doesn't matter if you were born in the 1910s, 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, or 2000s. Your Michigan team has a losing record against OSU. THAT IS SAD!

@tomdickandharry7024

Ай бұрын

robert ford, it’s easy to see why you’re a fan of the team that “don’t play school”!!! your post literally makes no sense! i know what you wanted to say but your illiteracy got in the way! there are millions of M fans that have seen more M wins than losses to the fuckeyes!!! do you consider every game that was played during a person’s life to be ones that they witnessed whether they actually witnessed it or not? even after the disastrous stretch prior to ‘21 and with all of your continuous ACTUAL cheating, you’re not even CLOSE to us in the all time head to head! and with the new league & playoff setups you might be losing to us 2 or 3 times a year now!’!!

Brighton Michigan

I will never forgive Henson. He literally walked away from a potential National Championship. Michigan had mad talent that next year and it was squandered on a freshman QB thanks to Henson.

@kmir224

2 жыл бұрын

as a diehard UM fan and a baseball hater, i agree. but, if you're guaranteed millions to play a game, or get injured while playing for free at college, it's hard to pass up the money

@anitafloyd2554

Жыл бұрын

​@@kmir224thats not a winners mentality. You dont give up a sport(football) simply because the other sport is safer. Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson stayed with football and it paid off.

@kmir224

Жыл бұрын

@@anitafloyd2554 easy for spectators like us to say, because we're not the ones with everything to lose Baseball's a lot safer, more lucrative, and you have a much higher chance of being a functional adult until your 80s. I personally wouldn't mind being called a loser with $80 million in the bank and be pretty damn healthy in my 70s, compared to $7 million, with a high chance of memory loss/cognitive issues and disability in my 50s I guess by your definition Patrick Willis and Luke Kuechly are also "losers" for retiring midway into their careers

@anitafloyd2554

Жыл бұрын

@@kmir224 where did I call him a loser? I said it wasnt a winners mentality. It wasnt then and it isnt now. He couldve been a HOF QB and he gave it up for early money, when he wouldve likely made more money playing QB. Where are all these QBs suffering with CTE? Bradshaw, Staubach, Tarkenton, Jaworski, Montana, Simms, Esiason, Young and many other QBs are doing fine. How does Henson compare to Willis and Kuechly at all? They were dominant "All Pro" Linebackers who retired due to injuries and concerns, Henson was a guy who gave up his best sport to play baseball for some early money and ultimately flamed out of both sports. I am almost certain that the boosters provided for Henson. He was far from destitute. One more year and he is a top 3 pick in the sport best suited for him. Greed and shortsightedness did him in. Athletes dont enter competition worry about getting hurt. Thats how you get hurt.

@kmir224

Жыл бұрын

@@anitafloyd2554 CTE is only able to be diagnosed after death Not to mention, many players' health issues are suppressed to not attract public scrutiny High contact sports like football and boxing, has a lot of former participants who have severe brain and physiological effects Not sure continuing this discussion is gonna cause either of us to change our minds, so this is my last post

And said to be taken 1st overall by the Texans if he would have declared for the Draft. All that guaranteed money at the time, whew, yeah...you know he's kicking himself for that all time, I know I would be. Great player for us, and a great guy, wish him all the best!

Do Tai Streets!!!

He was so hyped coming into college, I used to get mad when they alternated him with that other qb... What was his name? Anyway, it's just nice to have Michigan competing again and I feel like new glory days are upon the Wolverines thanks to Jim Harbaugh. Go Blue! And thanks for the video!

@doomed2063

8 жыл бұрын

I see what you did there. But yes, what was the other guys name?! I guess it's been forgotten to history.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

You were so wrong about Jim Harbaugh bringing new glory days to the Wolverines.

@elbowgang9715

Жыл бұрын

@@thomashong2938 what are u talking about? You sound slow right now

@thomashong2938

Жыл бұрын

@@elbowgang9715 Under Harbaugh, Michigan has had plenty of success during the season. But the team has lost multiple Bowl games. And the Wolverines weren’t able to win last year’s CFP semifinal to advance to the national championship game. Let’s see if they can do better this year.

Drew had all the tools to become a great NFL quarterback,size,pocket presence while also having the mobility to move out of the pocket and make the kind of throws that separates the good qb's from the great ones.Had he declared for the 2001 NFL DRAFT he would have been the No.1 overall pick.Had he returned for his senior year,it would have been a special season for Michigan. Such a shame that he chose to play baseball which never panned out and then tried to come back to football and was never the same.

Henson threw absolute lasers. When you look up "frozen rope" in the football dictionary you should see a pass from Henson.

What a gun arm

Cannon 💪

fun to watch What a GUN!!!!

Speight has a similar throwing motion to Henson, except Henson has a much stronger arm.

@andytihonow3676

5 жыл бұрын

Mark G. No big difference in throwing motion Henson had a whipping like release. Speights release was more of a pushing awkward release

As a BUCKEYE fan....I totally remember Drew Henson....

@RETRO_BELL

3 жыл бұрын

@F*** You I'm an Egg *grammer nazi* ....................................................

@RETRO_BELL

3 жыл бұрын

@F*** You I'm an Egg *me too*

The Patriots thank Drew for leaving Brady available in the 6th round. That and the '99 draft taking 5 QBs in the first round moved Brady way down.

9:55 Just a 50 yard flip-of-the-wrist...Holy shit.

@georgegerswin6297

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah that looked effoetless lol

There are many similarities, between myself and Drew: he was born on 2-13-80. The same night I was intiated into an unwanting fraternity in Tuscaloosa, AL. Known as the SAEs. His passer rating was 135, which is the same as my Wechsler adult intelligence scale score, after I lost my temper with some "gold dust hippies", and a cowboy from Highland park Tx. On a cold night in January, of 1993. Now T Town needs to understand the symbolism of 2631.

@chrishamilton3752

7 жыл бұрын

2631 was the endind point of Alabama's winning sreak. They won 26 straight games, and put up 31 points in a loss to Clemson, from my home state of South Carolina. Now they have to deal with the rage of not only Daniel Drew, born on 2-13-80. But of course myself, who was intiated into a fucking group of guys in Feb. of 1992 on 2-13 that Tuscaloosa will never fucking threaten.

@chrishamilton3752

7 жыл бұрын

Check out Lexington, Virginia, the portrait of Stonewall Jackson that I displayed in the dinner hall, of Alabama Mu. And think about the lyrics of the song "PINBALL WIzard" from Big Al in Columbus. Before you people in Tuscaloosa EVER want to deal with another 4-27-11. And that includes your fucking West Virginia puppet boy, Nick Saban.

@anthonypadula7795

5 жыл бұрын

@@chrishamilton3752 seek help

David Terrell was a straight fool for Michigan bsck wen UM was WRU

This guy had a rocket of an arm with superb athletic ability, lol i can see why he made Brady nervous.

@user-ez8nj4br7x

7 жыл бұрын

gio957 Brady 4 rings Brady in Michigan clean up this guy mess.

@aaronjackson9385

2 жыл бұрын

@@user-ez8nj4br7x precisely. 7 now, btw.

Daniel Drew in many ways is the younger brother that I never had. I am sure that he is quite familiar with a srange guy from, South Carolina, who was born in Ann Arbor, on 11-5-71. Who was raised by his dad, and who also played a MEAN PINBALL MACHINE, down in the basement of my mothers house, up in Pinkney, MI. "From Soho, down to Brighton, The Who had never seen anything like that before.

@chrishamilton3752

7 жыл бұрын

The greatest talent at quarterback, that UM has ever known. I hope he works with Wilton Speight, of Richmond, Virginia. And of course,....Jimmy Harbaugh. A man who will always know the rule of 4!!!

I remember there being talking about him playing in the NFL - did he ever get his chance?

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

Dallas Cowboys, backing up Tony Romo and Drew Bledsoe. Then, Minnesota Vikings, practice squad. Finally, Detroit Lions, mostly practice squad but spent time on active roster. Released for the last time when Detroit drafted Matthew Stafford.

I think the backup should start…

o yea plus I forgot go fuckin blue!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I played baseball & football against Drew while he was @ Brighton, dude was a beast. If only he'd chosen Football over Baseball, he could have been one of the greats.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

He could have been one of the greats in baseball or football had he concentrated fully on one sport and not tried to do two. Brady had been a Bay Area phenom in Little League baseball and had been drafted by the Montreal Expos. But he decided he wanted to play football and worked hard to make himself the best he could be at that sport. Bo Jackson could have been great in football or baseball but he tried to do both. That ultimately didn’t work out well for him. Or for Drew Henson.

@wtafwasthat

3 жыл бұрын

@@thomashong2938 Completely agree. We were playing in a tournament against him & my best friend from high school threw him a hanging curve. Drew hit it literally 500 ft to dead center field. Farthest I've seen a baseball travel to this day.

@wtafwasthat

3 жыл бұрын

@F*** You I'm an Egg lol definitely not a Boze, but I know them & played baseball with Mikey. I played multiple games against Drew & he struck me out a few times. He also hit me with a 97 mph fastball once.

2-13-92. Daniel Drew. We must never forget or forgive Alabama.

IMO I like D. Henson, but after college football finish, D. Henson should've focus on baseball .

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

He should have focused on baseball and skipped college.

@PhoenixIceable

3 жыл бұрын

He had pretty good college football career.

If he would've stayed, wouldve been Michigan's best quarterback ever and would've been good in the nfl.

@Jam-City

5 жыл бұрын

Seems highly likely

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

He wasn’t good in the NFL, as it turned out.

Excellent Quarterback.

He was kyler murray before kyler murray was born lol.

Henson, like a lot of Baseball players was a gifted thrower, but he wasn't a passer and there is a huge difference. Tom Brady was a passer and as you've been able to see during his career, passers often have far more success in the pros than throwers who can fire a laser down the field.

wow a wat a freaking arm I forget about drew I wish we had him now we wud b undefeated and #1 in playoff rankings

@blankname6629

6 жыл бұрын

jijuan only talent he did not have was a quick release. That throwing motion telegraphed throws in the nfl. And he predetermined throws a lot instead of reading coverages.

@Jam-City

5 жыл бұрын

@@blankname6629 yeah but he wud have developed that with another year or so at UM or a better NFL team with a great QB coach

@blankname6629

5 жыл бұрын

Jam City I don’t know I always thought it was more of a mental thing with Henson. He had all of the talent in the world in his body. Cannon arm, accuracy, size, scrambling ability but I question the desire to be great. The guy was caught between two sports where he had great physical ability in both. But the second he was challenged to step up his game in either sport through hard work he bolted to either the other sport or retired.

@Jam-City

4 жыл бұрын

@@blankname6629 yeah he was obviously special. It was just really weird with him. He should have had at least 5 Superbowl rings to me. The guy was even fast too. Like u said he cud do it all. Great mechanics. Maybe the pressure of being called a phenom b4 u even get to college overwhelmed him. Seems he wasn't challenged to develop his gift further the way he needed. But again shuda had some rings for sure

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jam-City He should have had at least 5 Super Bowl rings? Those things aren’t easy to win for anyone not named Tom Brady. Just ask Patrick Mahomes, Russell Wilson, Drew Brees and Aaron Rodgers who have ONE each.

Was supposed to be better than Brady wow Brady still in the NFL (HOF) Henson been done experts missed that one..

Cannon for an arm but he was overrated. He was the one read quarterback. If that read wasn't there he would be in trouble or run. That's why he didn't pan out in the NFL . And don't forget Michigan had some studs at wide receiver at that time. Who would fight for the ball to make a play. See what he did in the NFL when he didn't have the weapons on the outside. He did nothing. I don't understand Lloyd carrs thinking . How many games where Henson didn't do anything. And Brady would have to save the day ie that's y they called Brady the come back kid.

Henson ended up hurting Michigan in more ways than not returning to play his senior year. To start Michigan wasn't 'allowed' to recruit any other QBs as a concession to Henson upon his commitment to the team. The other way was during Brady's final year in 1999. Had Lloyd stuck with Brady all season that team had the potential to have one of those historic seasons people talk about for years afterwards but Lloyd felt as though he had to give Henson opportunities to play even though they had an experienced and more than capable Tom Brady.

I was at a Michigan game when Drrew and Brady were warming up, Henson made Brady look sick. Who would of thunk it?

@DeeNice681

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah but who played big in the big games, Mr. Tom Brady that's who!

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

Their Wolverines teammates, that’s who. They wanted Brady, not Henson, under center.

Just think had Drew played his senior yr we would've won the Nat'l title and he would've been a 1st rd pick in the draft....but that baseball money was calling.

@bcnihao4934

8 жыл бұрын

+tonoslim There would have been a good chance of winning out. The 2001 team had a real defense. At very least, Henson probably wouldn't have thrown multiple interceptions in the first half against OSU.

@benlong2300

8 жыл бұрын

As much as I love Michigan, we would've gotten clobbered by Miami in 2001 if we made it to the title game

@aaronjackson9385

2 жыл бұрын

Michigan would not have beaten Miami in the BCS title game. Get real

JJ McCarthy does play like him

Whent to my hs

hi im a big fan

How many games did they start him, and then have Brady come in to try and save the game? Eventually benching him completely. and starting Brady. He failed in Dallas and bombed in Detroit. He got his shot in baseball, when that didnt pan out, he got his shot in the NFL 0-16 at Detroit. Brady could of led the Wolverines to a National championship is given a real chance. Still Hensen got to play to professional sports , which is nothing to scoff at. But he was terribly overrated. Good enough to play, but not enough to stay.

@gregoryphillips3969

Жыл бұрын

Great analysis, the mental side had to enter in somewhere. Maybe Henson wasn't as confident once he got to the NFL and realized that he couldn't instantly/easily dominate people. He landed on some NFL rosters that weren't that great. Henson has as much talent as anyone and given the right set of circumstances he would have fared alot better. There were plenty of NFL quarterbacks with less talent then Henson who had successful pro carers. Henson was an absolute stud.

Unfortunately will be remembered as the biggest Could of should of would of! Nevertheless he was a badass college QB. I was hoping he was the answer for the Cowboys but he didn’t get a fair chance.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

Jerry Jones was the only reason that Henson was on the Cowboys roster. He had a sentimental streak for former baseball players who had switched to football.

@aaronjackson9385

2 жыл бұрын

@@thomashong2938 yep. Chad Hutchinson and Quincy Carter. All around the same time, coincidentally.

would anyone throw away being the favorite to win the Heisman to play baseball?

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

If you love playing baseball more than you love playing football.

@kmir224

Жыл бұрын

i hate baseball, but if I was considered a top prospect and guaranteed to make millions in a sport with much less failure rate and less injury prone like baseball, I'd consider playing it that being said, he could have achieved UM legend status if he came back for his senior year

he was good at Michigan I'm a huge Wolverines fan too bad he didn't go to the NFL

@JShady7620

3 жыл бұрын

He did play in the NFL

@abelaldrich967

3 жыл бұрын

@@JShady7620 I forgot bout his days with Dallas in the NFL might've been someone else my bad

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

@@abelaldrich967 He later was on the practice squad with the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions. He did spend some time on the Lions active roster and saw some playing time.

completely bizzare how he didnt thrive in the nfl

When will there be a fucking tribute for Devin Gardner or Joe Fucking Bolden?

@WolverineHistorian

8 жыл бұрын

+BigBlueBri I don't have enough footage to give them proper tributes. I stopped recording games the last few years out of disgust. The offensive line gave Gardner no protection and he got sacked about 500 times as a result. I'm sorry. I love both players but I really lost my passion for recording games because the last several years have been so awful. Even the wins under RichRod and Hoke were so ugly, so awful that I decided to get rid of the majority of them. Other than the rivalry wins and a few others, there's not much else that I would ever want to go back and relive.

@ImJtog

8 жыл бұрын

+WolverineHistorian what about 2015?

@WolverineHistorian

8 жыл бұрын

+jtogbeast16 Yeah, I need to get back on it. Fortunately, there are other posters on KZread who upload the current games.

@doomed2063

8 жыл бұрын

You know, Gardner had all the tools necessary to be a great college QB, he just lacked the mental composure and was way too mistake prone when the going got tough and he was up against it. Thats why even though Denard Robinson lacked many of the tools thats Gardner had, he never wilted under pressure and as such seemed to always be able to Make the big play when they needed it.

@ImJtog

8 жыл бұрын

+DOOMED ! Honestly I'm blaming the offensive line when he started at qb the past two years

He is not a has been...he is a never was.

@thomashong2938

3 жыл бұрын

He was a could have been, talent wise.

This is what I could have been at Conway High School, in South Carolina had they not hated me as a "Yankee" and of course, the blacks just thought that I was a soft "white boy". I'm the original Pinball Wizard...Brighton. Who ended up in the shit, on the line of scrimmage during the fall of '89 because of a racial boycott and nepotism.

overrated one touchdown pass in Nfl played in 8 games for Yankees let's get tribute for Scott dreisbach etc...

Go Buckeyes

@RETRO_BELL

7 жыл бұрын

I hate UM, but respect them

@richeemills8533

5 жыл бұрын

fuck buckeyes