Can Detroit lions still contest for a super bowl.if the tradeDavid Montgomery tomorrow…
David Montgomery has no regrets about signing with Detroit over the past offseason.
Montgomery, who signed a three-year, $18 million deal with the Lions last March, has endured a “special” debut season in Motown.
The 26-year-old not only has put up career-best marks, including 4.6 yards per carry, 72.5 rushing yards per game and double-digit touchdowns for the first time in his career (13). But, he’s also enjoyed every single moment of playing for the city of Detroit and its loyal, rabid fanbase.
“This is second to none. I’ve never been a part of or seen anything like it,” Montgomery told reporters Friday. “Like, just the way that this place, this city, you can feel how authentic it is. You can feel the love and warmth from the entire city. So, just being a part of it is special.”
When the veteran back took pen to paper and inked his free-agent contract, he believed the Lions were on the verge of moving past their rebuilding ways and turning around their fortunes. And boy, was he right.
