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As soon as James Hardy knew reconstructive surgery was the course of action for his injured knee at the close of the 2008 season, the young wide receiver also understood that part of his 2009 seasoncould also be compromised. In the end Hardy’s contributions on the field were indeed very limited last year, but the young receiver still succeeded in one important area of the game acquiring rare football knowledge from a very unlikely source.
The moment that Terrell Owens signed as a free agent with the Bills a year ago, Hardy committed himself to learning as much as he could from one of the league’s most productive wideouts of all time. Of course befriending a veteran like Owens, who had almost one-thousand more career receptions than he did, appeared to be a lofty challenge.
The moment that Terrell Owens signed as a free agent with the Bills a year ago, Hardy committed himself to learning as much as he could from one of the league’s most productive wideouts of all time. Of course befriending a veteran like Owens, who had almost one-thousand more career receptions than he did, appeared to be a lofty challenge.
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