nope
when Matt had an NFL oppurtunity under Denny as a rookie He showed it.
quite a few 100QB ratings as a rookie, 405 yards game as a rookie, 2 tds in the 1st 1/4 of his first 2 NFL starts. Over 2500 passing yards in 11 starts, that projects at over 4000 yards in 16 games as a rookie. Not to mention the coolnes under pressure against even the SB bound Bears defense. Yea I can't think of a better NFL rookie performance.
In College get out of here already! He broke Elways Pac 10 TD record of 77 with 99 TD's, lets see if that happens again! 38-2 as a starter backed up Palmer in 1, won 2 in a row with a heisman, and lost in the last few seconds to VY and Texas in his 4th NCAA Championsip Game!
Lets see when that happens again!
Yea i'm such a riot on that video!
And then along comes Whiz? OOPS, Matt's such a loser? NOT!
The bean is elite in 3 seperate RB skill sets. Power, traffic and open field coming out of college. he's a featured back that pleaded for 7 early carries to get warmed up this offseason so He could play his skillsets in the full chess match at the NFL level. You know establish a normal and than break the tendacies and burn the defense like featured RB's on real football teams get to do.
seen Him drop 1 catchable pass in 2 years, none from the WR position! they are all 20+ yard catches, now the offensive lineman in the backfield thingy, He's about average and that is Whiz's top priority, SO BENCH THE BEAN, let him rot behind THT and his fine blocking performance! That my fellow fans is how you go from first to worse!
Beanie came out graded higher at all 3 running back skill sets, His grades were wrongly bottom feeder as a pass catcher, blocker, work ethic and character. I'll pull up my animated big girl panties
AND CARDINAL UP AND TAKE IT LIKE A FAN!
Lets see qwhen another Beanie shows up on the draft board!
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/players/historical/1117597
Regarded by many as the most powerful tailback in college football, that title came with a hefty price for Wells during his three years at Ohio State. Even though he suffered from a rash of injuries - a left ankle sprain, a right wrist sprain and a thumb fracture in 2007; a right foot sprain, turf toe, a hamstring strain and a concussion in 2008 - he only missed three games while compiling enough rushing yardage to rank fourth on the school career record list.
Positives: Extraordinary combination of size and natural running ability. Downhill runner who attacks the line of scrimmage when running inside. Shows the patience to pick and slide laterally. Good burst to and through the hole. Despite his height, generally runs with good pad level, giving defenders little to target other than his knees and shoulder pads. Rare size and leg drive to move the pile. Rare vision and lateral quickness for a back of his size. Anticipates the cutback lanes before they appear and capitalizes on them. Surprising acceleration to break through the first wave of the defense and get to the second level. Brutal stiff-arm when in the open field to bat away defenders attempting to drag him down. Despite his size, shows good breakaway speed. Final nine touchdowns against BCS opponents traveled an average of 32 yards. Good size and strength as a pass blocker. Despite his struggles with durability, some close to the program characterize him as being a tough player willing to play through pain.
You have to be exaggerating?
