Auburn fans call out Bryce Young for his Heisman speech
Another Alabama player has won the Heisman trophy.
The Tigers held Bryce Young for the majority of the Iron Bowl but he was able to have his Heisman moment at the end of the game when he was able to lead the Crimson Tide offense on an incredible 98-yard drive in the final minutes of the game.
During Young’s Heisman acceptance speech, he said “I’ve always been ruled out and kind of doubted. For me, it’s always been about not really proving them wrong but proving to myself what I can accomplish.”
Young is a heck of a player and has had a solid start to his career at Alabama. But as a former top recruit, Auburn fans weren’t buying the fact that he had been doubted.
They went to Twitter to call out the quarterback.
— Auburn Memes (@AuburnMemes) December 12, 2021
bro was doubted so hard that people felt bad and ranked him as the number 1 recruit i bet
— 𝓬𝓪𝓶𝓮𝓵 🐪 (@camelreport) December 12, 2021
This is a 5 star kid coming out of California praised as the top QB. Maybe younger in his life but not coming out of HS. He was all they could talk about down here.
— Jet7111 (@jet7111) December 12, 2021
A 5 star QB who has been the golden boy and a Heisman favorite before ever taking a snap and yet "he has always been ruled out and doubted"!?!?
What in the world!? Why does everyone play the victim and disrespected card?— Chase Smith (@spiritworldfilm) December 12, 2021
I am tired of 5 star athletes with dozen of offers and hundreds of coaches and thousands of fans wanting them using “doubted and ruled out” card. There is so much evidence to the contrary.
— JJ (@Goldrush97) December 12, 2021
5 star prospect, #1 QB in 2020, #1 in CA in 2020, #2 national prospect in 2020, & starting QB on the #1 team in the country. Sounds like someone that’s always been “ruled out”.
— Josh Carey (@JoshDCarey) December 12, 2021
Hate it when I'm always ruled out and doubted pic.twitter.com/cdOLQxFVHw
— Ryan Freemyer (@RFreemyer) December 12, 2021
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