Tim Shaw is going to play some offense this year

[treydawg]

"As for Shaw’s future, he is going to start playing offense on short yardage situations, according to Fox."

Thought Emo would find that interesting as we thought he might make a good fullback.

[Wiener Knife]

interesting indeed, he will be an awesome fullback, holds all time records in michigan for rushing and touchdowns, high school, obviously not college

[LALALALALALAFONTAINE]

Interesting indeed. He was recruited as a tailback from Livonia, based in large part on his combination of speed and size. I'm not sure how he is as a lead blocker, but LB/FB is a natural position switch.

[treydawg]

Interesting indeed. He was recruited as a tailback from Livonia, based in large part on his combination of speed and size. I'm not sure how he is as a lead blocker, but LB/FB is a natural position switch.

We know how much JoePa likes RBs to play LBer.

[buffalofan19]

Who?

[LALALALALALAFONTAINE]

Or how he plays them at DB (Gary Brown). Scioli was the best position change though, from QB to DL to TE and back again.

He also switches LB to TB (Enis, you could argue Beachum).

Penn State has as many NFL HOF RB as the rest of the Big Ten and SEC combined. We're not just Linebacker U.

[Wiener Knife]

funny how the hall mentions lenny moore as a flanker AND running back, however, I think you're called linebacker U because your better nfl players are linebackers. let's not forget curtis enis, and blair thomas

[Officer Joseph J Whitestick]

Enis wenis the penis genius?

[LALALALALALAFONTAINE]

17 HOF runningbacks in the HOF. Penn State has 2 of them.

Lenny Moore was very much a running back. Marshall Faulk was split out as a flanker on occasion as well.

Don't forget about Curt Warner, Lydell Mitchell or LJ either.

LB U came as a result of all the All American linebackers in the late 1960s to early 1970s.

It's always tough to judge a program based strictly on NFL success. Blair Thomas was a great back. Same with players at any school. Katzenmoyer was a great LB. It is a different game. Same with the CFL. Ricky Wiliams can dominate in the NFL and NCAA, but sucks donkey balls in the CFL. He's just not made for the league. Kenton Keith, on the other hand, looked great in the CFL. He did okay with the Colts last year, but didn't wrest the starting job away, and the Colts felt they had to draft Hart (who very likely has an uneventful NFL career, but who was a very good college back).

Enis can go to hell as far as I'm concerned. Take a suit? You're off the team and out of the family.

[treydawg]

I just wonder what could have been with Aaron Harris.

[face]

I just wonder what could have been with Aaron Harris.

or with kijana carter, had he not destroyed his knees. kerry collins (a qb) was on the same team with kijana, and although being an alcoholic, did lead a subpar giants team to the superbowl, despite being a loser (lets face it, that ravens defense was probably a top 3 all time best defense ever that year, and they were not being denied, short of a going up against a once in a lifetime qb like montana or elway).

[LALALALALALAFONTAINE]

I just wonder what could have been with Aaron Harris.

Yep. Damn Ty Carter.

You will enjoy this:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4nWMWA_iMY

[LALALALALALAFONTAINE]

or with kijana carter, had he not destroyed his knees. kerry collins (a qb) was on the same team with kijana, and although being an alcoholic, did lead a subpar giants team to the superbowl, despite being a loser (lets face it, that ravens defense was probably a top 3 all time best defense ever that year, and they were not being denied, short of a going up against a once in a lifetime qb like montana or elway).

That 1994 team was insane.

Brady is still playing. Engram is still playing. Collins is still playing. Rivera retired after several Pro Bowl years, as did Hartings. Hartings got a SB ring, too. Jurevicius is still playing.