Posted Tue Sep 14th by Monty
Saying “It is what it is,” former New England Patriots running back Laurence Maroney unveiled his thoughts on his trade to the Denver Broncos Tuesday to the Boston Herald‘s Karen Guregian.
“You really can’t ever be good enough. It is what it is. It was just once of them situations,” Maroney said by phone. “I had some great opportunities there. I felt like I had some good times running the ball, and some not so good times. It was just one of those things. I got hurt. I could never really get going. But I loved playing there. But now I have to move on to Denver.”
What would he miss most about New England?
“The fans. We had some good fans, and my friends, really. Benny (BenJarvus Green-Ellis) and the rest of the running backs. We had good chemistry there,” Maroney said. “It’s going to be a brand new start. I’ll have new guys to meet. New England was definitely a great place to play. I had a lot of fun there. The fans were definitely great. I’ll definitely miss my fans, my true fans.”
The Herald describes Maroney’s tone as “somber,” but not with bitterness or resentment. After a brief conversation with one Herald writer via Twitter, we’re told Maroney called Denver “a great situation.” Hopefully he means it and will come to embrace it — he has a fresh start in Mile High.
Published on 09/14/2010 at Tue Sep 14 20:00.
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