QB/WR Terrelle Pryor ('10 Rose, '11 Sugar MVP)

[Dryden]

analyst on FOX ... did a solid job there.

 

[muffler dragon]

I wouldn't.

A 6'6" guy with a good swing is going to have some serious club head speed. All you have to do is make contact with modern drivers. I see young guys uncork drives like that all the time any more.

Unfortunately its never me.:(

I believe the reason lies in your post. :tongue2:

 

[BigJim]

What is with all of the pointless posts and bad attempts at humor (imo) in various threads around here lately? :2004: Getting antsy for the season maybe?

 

[Ttown]

What is with all of the pointless posts and bad attempts at humor (imo) in various threads around here lately? :2004: Getting antsy for the season maybe?

They won't let Taos in the poli forum.

 

[Mike80]

Multiplication. The 4th grade. Remember?

 

[Mike80]

How much of that was rushing and how much passing?

How many plays did the drive take?

 

[ysubuck]

Lay off. I was absent that day.

 

[Taosman]

They won't let Taos in the poli forum.

Thanks! But I don't deserve all the credit! :tongue2:

 

[cjmik_75]

How is his short game? Remember, you drive for show and you putt for the dough.

FIFY

 

[Buckeyefrankmp]

FIFY

Thanks. I guess that would make more sense.:)

 

[DaddyBigBucks]

Pete Fiutak ranks the Quarterbacks according to their worth on your Fantasy roster:

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Interestingly, even though he puts a premium on running quarterbacks...

When picking a college quarterback you're presented with a strange choice. Do you go with the passer who'll throw for 32 touchdowns, or go with the running quarterback who might throw 11 TD passes, but run for ten TDs? The rushing yardage element puts some quarterbacks head and shoulders above the others, and as the numbers show, you should go with the runners. Keep in mind that this is FANTASY football and not a ranking of how good these players are. These are the projections based on how they should do statistically according to the CFN Scoring System.

...he ranks TP among his "Third Tier" at number 18.

THIRD TIER
These are great statistical quarterbacks who are at a slightly lower level because of a QB controversy, lack of rushing skills, or some other reason to keep them from the top ranks.

...
18. Terrelle Pryor, Soph. Ohio State
CFN 2008 Point Total: 155 ... 11.92 ppg

Perhaps the "some other reason" that TP is in the third tier has something to do with Tresselball.

 

[TheIronColonel]

I strongly suspect that's the case. If he runs and throws for 10+ each, I'd be thrilled. He's capable of it, that's for sure.

 

[lightyears2012]

I strongly suspect that's the case. If he runs and throws for 10+ each, I'd be thrilled. He's capable of it, that's for sure.

I would say he would need to produce about 30 TDs this year, so as long as the 10+ includes any combination that equals or excedes 30 noone should be able to complain?

 

[DaddyBigBucks]

So it's OK to complain if he doesn't come within a touchdown of Troy Smith's Heisman Trophy season production?

 

[martinss01]

How much of that was rushing and how much passing?

better question is how many penalties did it take for him to post 350 yrds on a single drive? next question would probably be how many coronaries did jt have watching it happen?