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Posted on Sat, Sep. 20, 2003
Can fumbling be controlled? Bills' Steckel believes so
BY CHARLES BRICKER
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - (KRT) - Travis Henry is at Pro Player Stadium on Sunday night to show off his 1,000-yard form and, his coaches are praying, his new and improved grip on the football.
Not counting quarterbacks, who are constantly in more vulnerable positions, no one in the NFL last season fumbled the ball more than Henry (11 times) and there may be no one more determined to eliminate the problem.
Despite 1,438 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns in 2002, Henry's starting job with the Bills is not safe with first-round draft pick Willis McGahee recovering from knee surgery, and it would be an excellent idea if Henry not only matches or exceeds last year's yardage haul but does something about the turnovers.
Can fumbling be controlled? Bills' Steckel believes so
BY CHARLES BRICKER
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - (KRT) - Travis Henry is at Pro Player Stadium on Sunday night to show off his 1,000-yard form and, his coaches are praying, his new and improved grip on the football.
Not counting quarterbacks, who are constantly in more vulnerable positions, no one in the NFL last season fumbled the ball more than Henry (11 times) and there may be no one more determined to eliminate the problem.
Despite 1,438 rushing yards and 13 touchdowns in 2002, Henry's starting job with the Bills is not safe with first-round draft pick Willis McGahee recovering from knee surgery, and it would be an excellent idea if Henry not only matches or exceeds last year's yardage haul but does something about the turnovers.
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