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Here's what Mel Kiper has to say now about George Kittle and the draft... Fullbacks 1. George Kittle, Iowa 2. Freddie Stevenson, Florida State 3. Taylor McNamara, USC 4. Sam Rogers, Virginia Tech 5. Tyler McCloskey, Houston 6. Marquez Williams, Miami (Fla.) 7. Shane Smith, San Jose State 8...

They said on the broadcast that Kittle's broad jump beat the old best for TEs...he was just unfortunate to have two guys beat his distance on the same day.

I think your point is more accurately stated that the officials are more likely to be aware of other rules/guidelines that affect the call, because the rules themselves are not hard to understand, nor is it hard to understand when multiple rules apply. What is hard, as you stated, is being aware...

Unless of course you're a QB who is counting on that RB for blitz pick-up. Not that they're asked to hold a block, but I would say there's a correlation between that upper body strength and blocking ability (even though I would also say blocking ability in RBs has more to do with willingness to...

Can you really say for sure that he was deciding who the starter was? I'm not so sure... As for coaching Pick 6 Rick, that dude was unstoppable...and a helluva 'Merican. Much better than Senior Year Stanzi.

Those sound like alternative stats to me.

On the HawkeyeSports signing day show Dolph just said they have a surprise to spring on HawkeyeNation a little later. ISM?? :cool:

All we need now is one last Juan Harris flip back to the Hawks and we're good to go!! :rolleyes:

Be a damn shame to grow up a Hawkeye fan and never get to experience winning a game in Kinnick...right Jim?

Creamer! #swarm17

Yeah, Wisconsin stumbled upon a magic formula when Biels was there...wait and see who Iowa offered and then offer right those kids right away.

Signed, Jaleel Johnson Oh, wait...he came back.

Well, of course he does...Santa is real. What are you trying to imply?