Thursday, December 28, 2006
Mike Hart and Chad Henne Will Return
Mike Hart and Chad Henne have announced their plans to return for another year at Michigan together. This could turn to be a big move for both, as they will be most likely the preseason #1 team with Hart being the 2008 Heisman favorite.
Lorenzo Booker breaks out in Emerald Bowl
Lorenzo Booker threw down 91 yards on the ground with 2 touchdowns and caught passes for 115 against UCLA in Wednesday Night's Emerald Bowl. Booker hasn't had a hot season, nor has any Nole, and has only ran for 525 yard this season. After tonight's performance how will he fare against, Tony Hunt, Garrett Wolfe, and the rest of this year's second-tier backs?
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
Peter King Says Troy Smith Will Go #2
Monday, December 25, 2006
Colt Brennan Sets NCAA Touchdown Record
Sunday, December 24, 2006
The Raiders Are Horrible
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Aundrae Allison Disappears In PajaJohns.com Bowl
East Carolina standout wide reciever, Aundrae Allsion was held to a couple catches and less than 50 yards during Saturdays PapaJohns.com Bowl game vs. USF. Allsion had been proving to be a surefire sleeper pick for April's draft but after todays showing with several dropped balls and getting shown up by teammate Bobby Good how will his draft stock fare?
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Troy Smith Named Player Of The Year
Troy Smith has won yet another huge award over the field by a longshot, this time Player of the Year. Will he improve to a top 10 pick. I think so, but remember he's going to measure at the combine somewhere near 5'11 which will be a HUGE detractor for him. Troy needs to win one more award, and thats Senior Bowl MVP.
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Troy Smith Makes First Team, Quinn second
Sunday, December 10, 2006
Troy Smith Wins Heisman
Saturday, December 9, 2006
Heisman Preview
Troy Smith is regarded as the heavy favorite to win this years Heisman Trophy. The Ohio State Quarterback has lead the Buckeyes to a unblemished record and #1 standing in the BCS. While Smith's stats aren't wow'ing he has won big game after big game and is the clear odds on favorite to win the trophy.
Brady Quinn has been the favorite underdog all season long but hasnt come up in enough big games to win the trophy. Quinn's stats have been exceptional with 35 tds to 5 ints.
Darren McFadden has lead the surging Razorbacks to a BCS bowl behind his tough running. He has racked up a record 1,558 yards, added 16 Td's with it, and has even thrown 3 td's this year. While he hasnt had enough media exposure to win his stats are clearly heisman material and should be the front runner should he remain in school.
Predicted Heisman Winner: Troy Smith, QB Ohio State
Friday, December 8, 2006
Prospect Profile: Brady Quinn
Brady Quinn
Quarterback- Notre Dame
Height: 6'4
Weight: 231
- Prototypical Pro Size
- Charlie Weiss Pedigree
- Big Game Experience
- Great Arm Strength
- Above Average Accuracy
- Can Move Well In the Pocket
Weaknesses
- Has a tendency to get rattled if he's pressured early
Notes
- Brady Quinn has far too many Pros and hardly any Cons at this stage of his career. He has done in the limelight at Notre Dame and has improved as a leader and passer under Charlie Weiss. Brady Quinn also has the marketing appeal to be the next Tom Brady. The consensus top pick.
Projection: #1 Overall
Thursday, December 7, 2006
Top 10 Prospects
As we head towards the Bowl Season, it's time to start focusing on the NFL Draft. Here are a list of the top ten prospects in my opinion, as we stand right now.
1. Brady Quinn, QB Notre Dame
The big 6'4 signalcaller has been hyped for sometime as the #1 overall Quarterback prospect in the nation. His pedigree with Charlie Weiss has NFL scouts drooling over his maturity and he has a pro arm. A guranteed future NFL posterboy, it would behoove a struggling franchise such as the Oakland Raiders to grab him.
2. Calvin Johnson, WR Georgia Tech
The man beast at wideout for the Yellow Jackets. Calvin makes collegiate corners look like merely children with his long stride and leaping ability. The best WR prospect to come out of college since Roy Williams.
3. Gaines Adams, DE Clemson
A prototypical pro DE. With his mix of size and speed, he is definately this year's Mario Williams.
4. Leon Hall, CB Michigan
A very well rounded corner with his speed and size (5'11). He could sky rocket up this list after the combine with the lack of a lockdown corner in this draft. Leon has a knack for doing a lot of things well, and has a real natural field presence you cant teach.
5. Jeff Samardzija, WR Notre Dame
Brady Quinn's favorite target. At 6'5 he has hands like glue, and an ability to find the endzone like no other in this draft.
6. Paul Posluszny, LB Penn State
Easily this years AJ Hawk.
7. Dwayne Jarrett, WR USC
After his breakout performance a few games ago Dwayne Jarrett is primed to be a top 15 pick again. His great speed and ability to make the athletic catch gets him noticed.
8. Troy Smith, QB Ohio State
The Heisman Trophy winner's lack of ideal height and tendency to disappear in big games will hurt his draft stock. However his athleticism is unmatched at the QB position in this draft.
9. Adrian Peterson, RB Oklahoma
Adrian Peterson's size and speed makes him a prototypical NFL runner.
10. Marshawn Lynch, RB California
Marshawn Lynch has shown the ability to be a workhorse at times but still be able to hit that second gear and slice through defenses.
Check back as next time I'll start doing Mock Drafts and highlights of some of the Draftees, as well as sleepers and I'll share my opinion of who's this year dummy picks.
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