Sanu to Falcons (OFFICIAL)
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Looks like Matt Schaub is heading back to Atl also. He was drafted by the Falcons from UVa
Pretty sure that Sanu will be the first Rutgers player ever for Atlanta.
Pretty sure that Sanu will be the first Rutgers player ever for Atlanta.
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Patrick Hobbs is sprinting over to The Bubble just in case Sanu is still there hanging out with the guys after Pro Day !!!
He's a stud! Cincinnati had their head in their a** the way he was used. Good for him!
Wait a sec...
Just got off the phone with WR Mohamed Sanu, : “The plan is to fly to Atlanta tonight to visit the #Falcons and then New England after."
Just got off the phone with WR Mohamed Sanu, : “The plan is to fly to Atlanta tonight to visit the #Falcons and then New England after."
Eh. Maybe she's thinking she should have waited until he could have afforded a bigger ring. :smiley:
Here's the tweet that quote is from
P.S. - @Randal_Graves, Good interview with the Thinking Poker guys a couple of weeks back.
Good for him. He is a credit to RU. Even though I don't follow the pro game I try to keep tabs on him. He will make any team better and was underutilized in Cinncy.
Bruce Van Ness, Class of 1970 and a member of DKE was a 5th round draft pick by the Atlanta Falcons. Bruce played for the Falcons and then in Canada for Montreal. Bruce was an outstanding football and lacrosse player while at Rutgers. Unfortunately he passed away about 5-6 years ago. His is missed by all who knew him.
The only reason I said that was because a couple of years ago, I was at the Hale Center, and they had a display with every RU football player and his NFL team that he played for. There was no one listed under the Falcons. I just looked up their all-time roster and Bruce Van Ness is not listed. He was definitely drafted in 1970, but must not have played with them. Maybe he went directly to Canada.
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After Bruce retired from football in Canada he moved to the Boston area for a few years. I played on his midfield line on a club lacrosse team for 2 seasons. I'm not a Rutgers alum and Bruce is the main reason I'm a fan. The fun memory comes from when I was taking faceoffs and could watch my opponent start to turn white if we were tied up and Bruce, at 6'3" and 235 was charging in from the wing. I won a few because they simply bailed out.
