? 1989 Andre Ware Houston Quarterback 1990 Ty Detmer BYU Quarterback 1991 Desmond Howard Michigan Wide Receiver 1992 Gino Torretta Miami Quarterback 1993 Charlie Ward Florida State Quarterback 1994 Rashaan Salaam Colorado Running Back 1995 Eddie George Ohio State Running Back 1996 Danny Wuerffel Florida Quarterback 1997 Charles Woodson Michigan Cornerback/Punt Returner 1998 Ricky Williams Texas Running Back 1999 Ron Dayne Wisconsin Running Back 2000 Chris Weinke Florida State Quarterback 2001 Eric Crouch Nebraska Quarterback 2002 Carson Palmer* USC Quarterback 2003 Jason White Oklahoma Quarterback 2004 Matt Leinart USC Quarterback 2005 Reggie Bush (vacated) USC Running Back 2006 Troy Smith Ohio State Quarterback 2007 Tim Tebow Florida Quarterback 2008 Sam Bradford* Oklahoma Quarterback 2009 Mark Ingram, Jr. Alabama Running Back 2010 Cam Newton* Auburn Quarterback
Are you trying to prove my point for me or something? I count 13 QBs on that list and at least 10 of them were/are complete NFL failures.
But I would only consider Detmer and Ware to be 'system' quarterbacks where their passing numbers get radically inflated. Most all were balanced offense quarterbacks on winning teams and Couch, Newton and Troy Smith mostly made it on their running ability. (Why can I remember nothing about Jason White?) The best bet seems to be a QB with a shot at a National Championship, which obviously Case Keenum does not have. If I were betting this prop I would split my money on Luck, Jones and Moore,
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Damn that **** was legit. NFL linebackers don't bounce off you quite like that though, do they Ron Dayne?
Jordan Jefferson of LSU ??? tons of weapons on the Offense ---but seems like its too tough a schedule to go undefeated, just hope he learns how to manage games bit better + step up with few more passing TD's (cause he is mostly a running QB). <iframe width="640" height="390" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/11rsliXbO-E" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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impressive run but he really only broke two tackles. Richardson's was far more impressive. I really think that it'll come down between Richardson and luck. People will now see how good Trent really is when he's the starting/full time running back. Fear the Trent!
this is around the same time in 2009 when Ingram started to make his run for the Heisman. It's Trent's turn now.
