WSU's Connor Halliday Sends out Heartbreaking Tweet After Breaking Leg
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Washington State quarterback Connor Halliday has worked his entire life to try to make it to the NFL, but the fifth-year senior's hopes of getting selected in the 2015 NFL draft took a serious blow this past weekend.
Halliday broke his leg in the first quarter of Saturday's game against USC, which not only ended his season but also his career at Washington State.
In 2014, Halliday was leading the nation in passing yards (3,873) and passing touchdowns (32). He finished his career with 11,308 yards, 90 touchdowns and 50 interceptions.
The 6'4', 201-pound Cougars quarterback has put together plenty of film for NFL scouts to look at, but he knows that he may not be able to recover in time to show teams what he can do in person before the draft arrives.
Check out this heartbreaking tweet that Halliday sent out on Sunday:
via @PappaMeighen/@c_halliday12
It's tough not to feel for a player who has worked so hard to get an opportunity to reach his dream and then have something go wrong at the last minute.
Halliday has a long road ahead of him, but hopefully some NFL team will give him a chance to show what he can do once he recovers from this devastating injury.
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