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Loading ...Here’s some highlights of Deion Walker similar to the ones I posted of Kyle Rudolph last week. Nothing really earth shattering here, but it does look like Walker is pretty good at the quick hitter plays that Weis used to run to Jeff Samardzija quite a bit.
My favorite part of these highlights, however, is how Walker celebrates his touchdowns. He simply drops the ball and turns around towards his teammates. No hot dogging or taunting or any of the other crap that has become the norm by wide receivers these days.
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BigE commented on February 23rd, 2008 at 7:57 am
Should be fun watching Deion. I hope he develops into a Rhema McNight type player, but I temper my excitement knowing that Richard Jackson also had a highlight film.
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svenghali commented on February 23rd, 2008 at 8:07 pm
Does anyone else think Floyd runs like the next great ND tailback?
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svenghali commented on February 23rd, 2008 at 10:01 pm
I’m just saying, you need to maximize the number playmakers on the field at all times.
QB:
Jimmy Clausen Evan Sharpley Dayne Crist
HB:
Michael Floyd James Aldridge Jonas Gray
SB:
Armando Allen Golden Tate
FB:
Robert Hughes Asaph Schwapp
Luke Schmidt
Z:
David Grimes George West D.J. Hord Barry Gallup Deion Walker
X:
Duval Kamara Robby Parris Richard Jackson
John Goodman
TE:
Will Yeatman Mike Ragone Kyle Rudolph Joseph Fauria
LT:
Sam Young Taylor Dever
Bartley Webb
LG:
Michael Turkovich
Eric Olsen Michael Golic
RG:
Chris Stewart
Trevor Robinson
RT: Paul Duncan Matt Romine Lane Clelland
C:
Dan Wenger
Thomas Bemenderfer
Braxston Cave
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Frankie V commented on February 23rd, 2008 at 10:11 pm
I doubt we will ever see Floyd lined up as a RB for ND. There’s too much talent at RB for that to ever happen and Floyd is way too talented at WR to ever be moved to another position. Floyd will put up some CRAZY numbers while he’s at ND and could leave with more than a couple receiving records.
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svenghali commented on February 23rd, 2008 at 10:43 pm
Records shmecords, putting the ball in his hands happens way more than 60% of the time when you’re handing it off. About this talented backfield you speak of, which one is going to outrun the SC defense? You can still get Floyd wide from motion leaving Hughes in the backfield as a legit rush threat/pass blocker.
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JC commented on February 24th, 2008 at 9:01 pm
I agree Frankie, Floyd will make a great WR. No one is going to out run SC’s defense until we learn to block, need I say where? Further, with all the dropped passes last year we need all the help we can get at WR! Also, we already have plenty of 4.3 speed with the ground game vs WR.
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TBoneND commented on February 25th, 2008 at 10:23 am
I read somewhere that Jimmy C. had his own work time and not with the rest of the team. Is this a rumor?
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Frankie V commented on February 25th, 2008 at 12:19 pm
I have not heard anything abut Jimmy working out on his own and would be VERY surprised if Weis was giving him any special treatment.
Any individual workouts for Jimmy are most likely tied to rehabbing his elbow and building his arm strength up since he missed almost all of the off-season conditioning for his arm last year because of the procedure.
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FEZARNEZ commented on March 22nd, 2008 at 8:48 pm
I agree that Floyd is to good at WR, and it doesnt matter who you put at RB if the line doesnt block. If we can get the line to block Armando Allen would be able to run past SC’s defense as long as he stays on his feet
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