Yesterday, the last day of about two dozen rookies and serious-injury recoverees practicing, well, you had Koy Detmer catching passes out of the backfield. And while the 33-year-old backup quarterback showed excellent hands - nary a bobble, let alone a drop - his routes lacked a certain crispness.
Offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg explained that with fullback Thomas Tapeh still sidelined with a balky hamstring, "Koy knows this offense, every position. So we just stick him in there and he runs a little route. We don't mean to throw him the ball as much as we've been doing, but our defense has taken certain things away."
With outside-the-box thinking like that, 12-4 is just where we start the bidding. If we bring back Randall and put him in at wideout, who knows where the ceiling is.
Anyone know who the top prospect is in next year's draft?
2 comments:
I'm biased as a Notre Dame grad, but Brady Quinn probably is the top prospect (although espn.com says that the top-rated player is George DE Quentin Moses).
Jonathan, no worries this year, we are going 11-5 and will win the division.
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