The Clemson Tigers have produced so many outstanding NFL players. However, Clemson’s history of producing NFL running backs is quite scarce. Andre Ellington, Jaime Harper, and CJ Spiller are the most recent backs out of Clemson and unfortunately, haven’t lived up to their potential at the next level. Well, Gallman might be the Clemson running […]
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The 2016 college football season introduced us to a bulldozer of a running back out of Texas. D’onta Foreman literally burst between the tackles and into the record books, becoming the first 1,000 yard rusher in a season at Texas since Jamaal Charles. With his recent announcement to enter the 2017 NFL draft, the question
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Regarded as one of the best quarterbacks in college football, Deshaun Watson has not lived up the high expectations set for him in 2016. After leading the Clemson Tigers to a 14-1 record and an appearance in the National Championship, many anticipated a high-powered encore for Watson in 2016. Watson’s fall from grace in the eyes of some draft enthusiasts
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A fifth-year senior at the University of Michigan, Jehu Femi Chesson has made a name for himself in the Wolverines high-powered offense. He is a versatile, quick twitch, possession receiver with outstanding athletic ability. At 6’3″ and 207 lbs, Chesson’s size and speed combination leaves much to be desired. Background: Jehu Chesson University of Michigan
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Quickly emerging as the top wide receiver in the Notre Dame offense, Equanimeous St. Brown has turned heads due to his game play and his name. At 6’5” and 205 pounds, St. Brown is a huge target and a physical receiver. Background Equanimeous St. Brown Notre Dame Sophomore Wide Receiver 6’5″ 205 lbs Once a
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