College Football (Week 14)

[Heismanberg]

What's his prospect status? Any chance he climbs up draft boards this spring? Or just too short/not enough throwing tools?

He will make a position switch in the NFL, and after hating on him for the past two seasons, I think he's a better runner than Denard Robinson.  Robinson was faster, but Lynch is just a bigger, stronger runner. 

I think his future as a pro is at tailback.  He has the size that Eric Crouch didn't. 

[Cane]

He will make a position switch in the NFL, and after hating on him for the past two seasons, I think he's a better runner than Denard Robinson.  Robinson was faster, but Lynch is just a bigger, stronger runner. 

I think his future as a pro is at tailback.  He has the size that Eric Crouch didn't.

I think you have to put him at receiver. I understand fully your opinion on why the skill set makes RB an option, but he'll never be a major contributor as a running back. I think that his feet will translate to route running very easily, and his history at QB will help him to understand what's needed of him at WR. I think he can be a real quality slot, catch and run guy in the league.


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[Heismanberg]

I think you have to put him at receiver. I understand fully your opinion on why the skill set makes RB an option, but he'll never be a major contributor as a running back. I think that his feet will translate to route running very easily, and his history at QB will help him to understand what's needed of him at WR. I think he can be a real quality slot, catch and run guy in the league.


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He could be a Julian Edleman type, but if Lynch is really 215-220, I think he can be a Michael Robinson/Josh Cribbs type of player.  A convert more ceffective as a runner than as a receiver.

[Heismanberg]

Tuiadropthesoapo is Washington's interim head coach now that Sark is gone

[Badger]

Tuiadropthesoapo is Washington's interim head coach now that Sark is gone

Ronaiah has come a long way.