Former Michigan Wolverine Carlos Brown talks about his time in Ann Arbor and chance of making the New York Jets crowded backfield. This episode of All Access Football is hosted by Bo Marchionte.
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NFL Draft: BCS Busters OLB Prospect Watch
Mr. BCS Buster Kenny Franek breaks down the top senior outside linebackers coming out of the WAC, Mountain West, Conference USA, Sun Belt and MAC heading into the 2011 season:
Adrian Robinson, Temple: This MAC product can do it all. Robinson can play both linebacker and defensive end positions and also help on punt returns and the field goal defensive unit. He may not stuff the stat sheet, but he has a very sound game and plays very disciplined. At 6’2” 250 pounds he can deliver big hits to opponents. His downfall may be his sideline-to-sideline speed. Ranked by most in the top five in the nation at his position, Robinson will have no problem making a path to the NFL. The question is whether he will play on the line in a four-three alignment or at the second level in a three-four scheme.
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NFL Draft: BCS Busters OLB Prospect Watch
Mr. BCS Buster Kenny Franek breaks down the top senior outside linebackers coming out of the WAC, Mountain West, Conference USA, Sun Belt and MAC heading into the 2011 season:
Adrian Robinson, Temple: This MAC product can do it all. Robinson can play both linebacker and defensive end positions and also help on punt returns and the field goal defensive unit. He may not stuff the stat sheet, but he has a very sound game and plays very disciplined. At 6’2” 250 pounds he can deliver big hits to opponents. His downfall may be his sideline-to-sideline speed. Ranked by most in the top five in the nation at his position, Robinson will have no problem making a path to the NFL. The question is whether he will play on the line in a four-three alignment or at the second level in a three-four scheme.
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Boston College Offense Generating Buzz
There was a different look to Boston College football this past spring, one that has brought a louder-than-normal buzz to Chestnut Hill heading into the 2011 football season. The source of that change? A new offensive coordinator in Kevin Rogers (formerly of the Minnesota Vikings), who very quickly seemed to bring life to an offense that one player noted with reservation in a Q&A with the school’s official athletic website “has been a letdown at times to our team.” Proof of Rogers’ influence on the Eagles’ offensive playbook was almost immediate; in the team’s first scrimmage of spring practice, for instance, the team scored six touchdowns on offense, something which players duly noted afterward “hasn’t happened in a long time around here.”
So too did sophomore quarterback Chase Retting appear to mature greatly both mentally and physically under center, finishing the spring with a strong performance
Boston College Offense Generating Buzz
There was a different look to Boston College football this past spring, one that has brought a louder-than-normal buzz to Chestnut Hill heading into the 2011 football season. The source of that change? A new offensive coordinator in Kevin Rogers (formerly of the Minnesota Vikings), who very quickly seemed to bring life to an offense that one player noted with reservation in a Q&A with the school’s official athletic website “has been a letdown at times to our team.” Proof of Rogers’ influence on the Eagles’ offensive playbook was almost immediate; in the team’s first scrimmage of spring practice, for instance, the team scored six touchdowns on offense, something which players duly noted afterward “hasn’t happened in a long time around here.”
So too did sophomore quarterback Chase Retting appear to mature greatly both mentally and physically under center, finishing the spring with a strong performance
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