Holy Crap! So many guys on this team are going to be able to play multiple positions. Can you imagine? A handoff to Tutt, a flip back to Smith, who passes to Coles 15 yards out, and goes for a TD while the whole opposing secondary is still rushing Clemmens! (I wonder what this move means for both Askew and Posciak (sp?) I can't see carrying so many backs. We have a large number of RBs already as well.)
I just saw a picture of this guy...I think he is the only black guy in the world that still has a jerry curl haircut.
I think hes a little big to be a power back and we already hhave our power back in Cedric Houston but curtis and our offense needs all the help he can get
That guy isnt even going to make the team its not like we got 75 roster spots.There was a reason he wasnt drafted, he's not that good.
He's an athlete. Besides he won't cost us anything if he can't make the transition to rb and we have to cut him. I do like his attitude and will root for him to make the team as a special teamer and maybe the FO is hoping he can talk Brad into making the transition to wr.
I guess u never heard of Michael Bush, Lousivilles sick RB, who went from QB to RB to make room for the better QB Brian Brohm.
These things rarely work. How many drafts have there been and there is still only Randel El???? And now Matt jones. I wouldn't bank on either of them.
Actually Hines Ward was a college QB too. Back in the mid 90's Kordell Stewart was a pretty good WR too, before he wined and got his wish to play QB again. If he had stayed atWR he still may have had a decent career. There are so many High School QB's in the league who have turned into WR's, TE, FB's, LB's, RB's, etc... that I cant even mention them all.
Drew Bennett of the Titans was a college QB too and he turned himself into a all-pro WR. There are enough to warrant the chance. Its the same reason why teams are signing Basketball players.
brian russell was a qb at san deigo st. and has turned himself into a solid starting FS in league. i believe john lynch was a qb at stanford too.