Hb31187;504219 wrote:You sure you got those numbers right? I mean you were confused with your math earlier. Unless im mistaken and 11x2=24? Maybe you could tag along with me to middle school and learn your times tables.
And like i said what do traditional QBs have to do with me saying hes as big as plenty of D1 running backs? The vast majority of big 10 Qbs you listed are pocket passers. But im done with this, im not gonna spend my time looking up the height and weight of hundreds of Running backs because you fail to surrender to common sense. If 6 of the top 10 are Denards size, many would be and more than likely are his size.
You got me there, congratulations, I added the new Big Ten member to the Big 11 and included Michigan and Robinson. Yep that misspeak is the same as you saying 5 is a large enough sample size to satisfy your "PLENTY" number. You've got to do better than that.
You are right about one thing, DR is not a "traditional QB". RichRod's gimmick offense puts Robinson in a group of one. Is Pryor a "traditional QB"? Was Troy Smith a "traditional QB"? Was Craig Krenzel a "traditional QB"? They were all pocket passers and they all ran/run a lot. EVERY QB in the country, regardless of where you want to pigeonhole them, MUST run the football. They all most avoid a pass rush. They all scramble. Most of them roll out. All of them QB Sneak. A naked roll out is used on occasion. A few QBs will become a pass receiver. When carrying out a fake they are subject to contact. Aren't defenses allowed to tackle QB's carrying out their role of "traditional QBs"???