WATCH: Kenny McIntosh shines at Senior Bowl, asks Todd Monken to stay at Georgia for another title
Georgia team captain Kenny McIntosh talks with media after Senior Bowl practice on Feb. 1 in Mobile, Ala.
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DawgNation Staff
MOBILE, Ala. — Kenny McIntosh left Georgia with an unmatched tailback legacy as a two-time national champion, and he’s showing the NFL he wants more.
To be clear, McIntosh wants more for the Bulldogs after his departure, too, to the extent he publicly encouraged offensive coordinator Todd Monken to stay another year after Wednesday’s practice.
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