Lol it's kind of surreal isn't it? I mean you kind of forget that these players are real people unless you actually get to spend time with them, and then you find out they're not so different from any of us. I live one door down from Collins Okafor, and that dude loves Rock Band, we've been playing it a lot. It's just..it's very weird. Seeing them out of uniform in real life puts em on an even keel with me.
Ha Ha Sounds good except how about Helu, then Castille, and then Castille busting the LB through the big hole the O line creates and Mendoza running circle around everyone else!! :thumbs
Thats the really nice thing about running backs. They can be filtered in with generally no problems as far as offensive rhythm goes (given that none of the backs have injuries). The Kansas State game was a perfect example because Helu and Castille both shared reps and were productive (if you negate Q's fumbles). The quarterback battle is much more difficult to judge given that most teams who switch QB's in and out religiously have identity problems on the offense (Ohio St. faced quite a few offensive identity problems this year).
Fair point. A lot of it was in garbage time, but you're right. I still have my reservations, though.
Well, I think it's going to be a 1-2 punch, daily dose of both Helu and Castille, depending on the situation.
