Heisman thread

Richardson had 89 yards rushing and 80 yards receiving against LSU. He didn't score a touchdown, but it's not like he failed to produce.

 

Right now, I would take the field against Luck as far as being the best NFL qb. Maybe I am missing something others are seeing in Luck. I'm not sure.

I will also say that I would love to see Pittsburgh draft Wilson to backup Roethlisberger for the next five years.

And keep your eyes on the Logan Thomas kid from Va Tech. The kid has an amazing right arm. Freaking amazing.

 

What people forget with Luck is that he has no great wide receivers. He has no Ryan Broyles like Landry Jones has; he has no Robert Woods like Matt Barkley has; he has no Justin Blackmon like Brandon Weeden has. He throws mostly to tight ends and he still passed Elway in career TD passes at Stanford. I don't think the hype is unwarranted, especially when some NFL Hall of Fame QBs have come out and said he is the real deal. They would know better than most.

 

Having seen him three times, my vote is for Robert Griffin III.

Put his ass behind Bama's line, or LSU's, and those teams go to levels unimaginable.

The best athlete in college football today, bar none. Amazing player.