I really don't know about Brohm I think he won't be the next QB of the century but will at least become a well polished starter a few years after he is welcomed to the NFL
QB of the century? Brohm isn't a Russell or Culpepper athleticly but he is a great QB, he is extremely accurate, has a big arm, and is reasonably mobile. He might not necessarily be number 1 material, but he will be a top 5-10 pick and be a frachise QB, so he could end up at number 1.
McFadden isn't the athletic freak that Johnson is, but he will most likely be one of the most talented players in next year's draft, along with Brohm, Jake Long, the big DT from LSU, and a few others.
I'd disagree. Johnson has the size/speed combo, but McFadden has the strength and pure speed. Barring some type of injury, he should seperate himself from the rest of the pack at next year's combine. He has improved tremedously every year since high school. He's only getting better has he gets stronger. He'll be a great NFL running back.
I'd disagree. Johnson has the size/speed combo, but McFadden has the strength and pure speed. Barring some type of injury, he should seperate himself from the rest of the pack at next year's combine. He has improved tremedously every year since high school. He's only getting better has he gets stronger. He'll be a great NFL running back.
I never said McFadden won't be good, but he is nothing like Calvin Johnson, he isn't a freak athlete, he isn't any diiferent than other big name RBs that come out from year to year, and he isn't going to be nearly the hype machine CJ was. McFadden is going to be a top 10 pick, but compare him to Adrian Peterson, because they are basically the same guy.
I never said McFadden won't be good, but he is nothing like Calvin Johnson, he isn't a freak athlete, he isn't any diiferent than other big name RBs that come out from year to year, and he isn't going to be nearly the hype machine CJ was. McFadden is going to be a top 10 pick, but compare him to Adrian Peterson, because they are basically the same guy.
Nole, remember what your'e dealin' with here. Homerism on a epic scale. Clean up in aisle 4 would have us thinkin' that every player who wore a Razorbacks jersey would be a starter, nay an All-Pro in the NFL.
Nole, remember what your'e dealin' with here. Homerism on a epic scale. Clean up in aisle 4 would have us thinkin' that every player who wore a Razorbacks jersey would be a starter, nay an All-Pro in the NFL.
What other play to wear a Razorback jersey has been nominated for a Heisman???? None. What other player have the scouts been drooling about even as a sophomore??? D-Mac is an incredible athlete. Just because I happen to support an athlete from my home town doesn't make me a homer. Especially when he is going to be the first Razorback to win the Heisman.... Nole knows that I ain't a freakin homer... he's not crying about a difference in opinion, so don't attempt to do it for him.
I know you probably don't get much media coverage out there in the corn fields of ****in Nebraska... but that's besides the point. If you knew anything about D-Mac, you'd rememeber that he was back on the field 3 weeks after getting the pin removed that was running from his small toe to his big toe for stablalization.
Calling someone a homer because of jealousy issues is just lame. I can't help it that you only have half a brain... and only use 1/3 of it. And its so obvious that I'm a homer, being is I refuse to acknowledge any other player in the entire NCAA. That's definitely me... how'd you know??? hmmm... Well, enough of the bull****. I love reponding to all the light weights. It's not even Summer, and the morons are already letting the heat fry their brain cells.
Calvin Johnson is a freak in regards to being 6'7 and running in the 4.3 range. Not to mention his jumping ability, route running, and all the other intangibles. D-Mac like every other running back??? No... that's just ridiculous. You obviously haven't been paying attention to the SEC defenses. To put up the consistent numbers that he has, while over-coming injuries, playing in a conference like the SEC.. it says quite a bit. The kid has a lot of heart, is a team player, and has an incredible work ethic. And it just so happens that he wears the red jersey. So big deal.
I love it when these kids, feeling worthless and insignificant, have the need to shoot out words like "Homer" to make themselves feel better. Gunner.... you've been around this piece for a minute, so I would think that you would have read enough of my posts to know that my interests in college football go way beyond the borders of the Natural State.. so don't be moron. I'd really hate to scrutinize every pathetic post u submit. This is a fun place to share opinions and read opinions. But when u try to be too judgemental of other people's opinions, that's when you make it obvious that you are a spoiled, stuck-up, little kid who doesn't know **** about sports. So let's just end it here, k?
I think McFadden is clearly the best back this year, and I think he may be a better all around prospect than Peterson and Reggie Metcalf were the past couple of season. But I dont think he is nearly a slam dunk top 3 pick with Brohm, Dorsey, Long, and the USC Tackle. Also you have to factor in another QB will probobly be in the mix(their alway's is
What other play to wear a Razorback jersey has been nominated for a Heisman???? None. What other player have the scouts been drooling about even as a sophomore??? D-Mac is an incredible athlete. Just because I happen to support an athlete from my home town doesn't make me a homer. Especially when he is going to be the first Razorback to win the Heisman.... Nole knows that I ain't a freakin homer... he's not crying about a difference in opinion, so don't attempt to do it for him.
I know you probably don't get much media coverage out there in the corn fields of ****in Nebraska... but that's besides the point. If you knew anything about D-Mac, you'd rememeber that he was back on the field 3 weeks after getting the pin removed that was running from his small toe to his big toe for stablalization.
Calling someone a homer because of jealousy issues is just lame. I can't help it that you only have half a brain... and only use 1/3 of it. And its so obvious that I'm a homer, being is I refuse to acknowledge any other player in the entire NCAA. That's definitely me... how'd you know??? hmmm... Well, enough of the bull****. I love reponding to all the light weights. It's not even Summer, and the morons are already letting the heat fry their brain cells.
Calvin Johnson is a freak in regards to being 6'7 and running in the 4.3 range. Not to mention his jumping ability, route running, and all the other intangibles. D-Mac like every other running back??? No... that's just ridiculous. You obviously haven't been paying attention to the SEC defenses. To put up the consistent numbers that he has, while over-coming injuries, playing in a conference like the SEC.. it says quite a bit. The kid has a lot of heart, is a team player, and has an incredible work ethic. And it just so happens that he wears the red jersey. So big deal.
I love it when these kids, feeling worthless and insignificant, have the need to shoot out words like "Homer" to make themselves feel better. Gunner.... you've been around this piece for a minute, so I would think that you would have read enough of my posts to know that my interests in college football go way beyond the borders of the Natural State.. so don't be moron. I'd really hate to scrutinize every pathetic post u submit. This is a fun place to share opinions and read opinions. But when u try to be too judgemental of other people's opinions, that's when you make it obvious that you are a spoiled, stuck-up, little kid who doesn't know **** about sports. So let's just end it here, k?
A whole essay on personal panty bunching up just for me? You should'nt have. Once again you've prove that you have no clue what your posting about. Stick to blatant homerism, it's all you got boy. That and sendin' neg reps without being man enough to to autograph 'em. Yeah we know all about your "expertise" beyound inbred-land. We know you've chugged plenty of the SEC kool-aid, so what? Please demonstrate some football knowledge besides that.............................................. ........anytime now.............O.K. I don't want your head to hurt too much, so we'll skip the part that's not in "Football for dummies".
1. Darren McFadden, Arkansas 14 284 1647 5.8 14 117.6
2. Felix Jones, Arkansas 14 154 1168 7.6 6 83.4
He is putting up great numbers, but his back-up is putiing up even better numbers. He also had the most carries in the SEC by 50, and was in an offense that used gimmicks to get him better running room. Like I said I think Run DMC is a great back, but he isn't any better as a prospect than Peterson, Bush, Tomlinson, Sticky Icky Ricky, and Metcalf were. Like I said I expect a top 10 pick, but he isn't the super prospect who will demand a number one pick as of today, he might be at seasons end, though.
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I think he won't be the next QB of the century but will at least become a well polished starter a few years after he is welcomed to the NFL
but id probably give a C not a c-
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