Do you think any of the slash rookies will have success in the NFL like Randle El did?

Question

do you think any of the slash rookies (i.e Michael Robinson, Reggie Mcneal, qbs in college, receivers/running backs in the NFL) will make an impact on the league much like Antwan Randle El did?

Answer 1

It would be tough, as an Indiana U. fan. Randle El at IU did absolutely everything and managed to single handedly make IU a mediocre team in the Big Ten (unusual for IU)...which while it may not have the best team in the nation any one year is probably one of the toughest conferences in the U.S. Randle El was the IU qb punter, receiver, and I believe even played defense one series. If he could have passed to himself he would have. Michael Robinson at Penn state had a team around him as did Reggie Mcneal from Texas A&M. It is much tougher to tell if these guys can create on their own.

Answer 2

Matt jones out of arkansas, played qb there but is now a wr. he is 6'6" about 240, and runs a 4.37 40 yard dash. Once he gets a couple of years ' experience, watch out. he is probably the one that has the best chance of success at the pro level, because how many cornerbacks can cover someone like that on a post. he has about 5 inches and 40 pounds on any cornerback, and he runs about as fast as most corners

Answer 3

Yes, Josh Cribbs is a quarterback out of Kent State that plays for the Browns. He converted to reciever so he could play in the NFL. He is only in his second year and is still learning the finer points of recieving, but he has already had a good impact as a kick returner.

Answer 4

Brad Smith formally of Missouri who plays for the Jets has a good chance as does Mike Robinson of the 49ers

Answer 5

Yes, but not as a quarterback. I feel the same way about Vince Young (remember Cordell Stewart)