Had he stayed for his Senior year, he woulda taken home the Rimington imho!
True, but just sayin it woulda been his had he stayed for his Senior year.He is thankful when he left because he left another poor upcoming season and extended his NFL career by one year.
He made the correct decision for many reasons.
One year faster to the pension.He is thankful when he left because he left another poor upcoming season and extended his NFL career by one year.
He made the correct decision for many reasons.
I never hated him and credit Frost for making him switch from TE when he got here to Center. No hate takeback now because he went 2nd Rd in the draft and was hand picked by Jason Kelce to replace him, so too bad, sooooo sad bud!Remember when we all hated him when he was here? I do.
He's a fricken beast! Once his problem with bad snaps disappeared here, he became an absolute mauler! It's understandable with that 1st year and the snapping problem as he had never played OL let alone Center in his life before he made the switch to it.Watched him the other night. Hes good.
That was the greatest thing Frost did here. Fact are that when he couldn't snap the ball for 1.5 years, many people hated the move and wanted him out of there. I'm happy it worked out for him...he took a lot of crap from Husker fans.I never hated him and credit Frost for making him switch from TE when he got here to Center. No hate takeback now because he went 2nd Rd in the draft and was hand picked by Jason Kelce to replace him, so too bad, sooooo sad bud!
Should have started at guard while learning to snap. Cost us multiple wins. Typical NU short-sighted thinking.Converting him from TE to C is easily the smartest thing Scott did in his entire NU coaching career
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