A standout at Iowa,Bills runner Ronnie Harmon is greeted roughly by the New England defense.
In 1996 he joined the Houston Oilers. Used mostly as a Receiver he had a solid season with 42 catches, 488 yards and 2 receiving scores. He also had 131 yards rushing and touchdown on the ground.
In 1996 he joined the Houston Oilers. Used mostly as a Receiver he had a solid season with 42 catches, 488 yards and 2 receiving scores. He also had 131 yards rushing and touchdown on the ground.
A first round draft pick of the Bills in 1986 Harmon played 4 seasons with them as a running back and kick returner. He was their leading ball carrier in 1987 with 485 yards and 2 rushing touchdowns. He was also the second leading receiver with 56 catches.
Joining San Diego in 1990 he made an immediate impact as a pass-catching back. He either led the Chargers or was #2 in catches each year he was there. Made the Pro Bowl in 1992 after having 79 catches that year and averaging 11.9 yards a catch.
Joining San Diego in 1990 he made an immediate impact as a pass-catching back. He either led the Chargers or was #2 in catches each year he was there. Made the Pro Bowl in 1992 after having 79 catches that year and averaging 11.9 yards a catch.
Joining San Diego in 1990 he made an immediate impact as a pass-catching back. He either led the Chargers or was #2 in catches each year he was there. Made the Pro Bowl in 1992 after having 79 catches that year and averaging 11.9 yards a catch.
Joining San Diego in 1990 he made an immediate impact as a pass-catching back. He either led the Chargers or was #2 in catches each year he was there. Made the Pro Bowl in 1992 after having 79 catches that year and averaging 11.9 yards a catch.
