re: What to do with JF3

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If he is NOT the best QB and other players are more suited to the other positions (WR/RB/defense), why does there have "to be a role"?

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We have him on scholarship, let's find a way for him to earn his money. I would love to see him on returns, sweeps, screens, or whatever else gives him the ability to break a play because he can. Why would you want to keep that kind of talent off the field?

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Why in the world would I want to pull the freshman WRs that are big, fast, and producing when given the opportunity to create a "role" for a player who can't seem to win one in practice and on the field?

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I did not say he needed to be a WR, but when you have the fastest guy in the stadium sitting on the bench it is a mistake.

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I would put him at corner. He is cocky enough to play the position. No one in America could run by him. His recover speed would be amazing. He had great height for a corner. Okie the selling point of how corners get paid in the NFL.

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That's a damn good idea.

CB and return specialist. Give him the occasional wildcat snaps in very specific situations.

My only concern is his lack of football awareness. Maybe it wouldn't be as obvious as it is when he's QB.

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decades worth

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Didn't realize most college corners are in their 30's

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Easy game plan with JF3. If we want the defense back on the field put him in, count to 3, and watch the fumbling ensue.

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I agree with him staying in the offense. Would a return man and speed sweep RB be a new position? I just want to see him run fast.

Just saw in an SDS article that he left FSU because they tried to move him to WR.

I don't know. But look at Nick Marshall - QB or DB? A QB should have some awareness of secondary schemes and vice versa. I suggested safety because I thought his closing speed would best fit there. I don't know how he feels about hitting but his speed would be best utilized as a receiver (sweeps, etc) or DB. Corner or safety I don't know, but safety seems more logical. Look at Rudy. He was basically recruited as a RB (if I remember correctly) but due to needs and thinking down the line, he offered, I believe, to make the switch. A smart switch for everyone.

JF3 needs to be on the field. If anyone would take a look at next year's depth chart on both sides, it might help
us figure out where he might best fit and that would still mean absolutely nothing;-). If he ain't scared to hit, I would give him a shot at free safety, maybe KO or punt return and a special WC package or 3-4 select plays on O. Just me tho. WD

.... or right now, as in this week, in McCalleb role. Crazy speed and he knows how to run for his life. Just go in the right direction, hold onto the ball!!!!!, and don't get too concerned with blocking assignments on a possible one game need. Need year someone needs to splain it to him.

edit: 2add... although you might think he's quick enough to get to a block

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Oh, I see...everybody that doesn't agree with you is a "dumbass". You're what we call a "punk motherfricker" where I grew up. :-)

White is as accurate a quarterback as there is on short and mid-range throws, but saying he's accurate on the deep ball is silly. He's not, he knows it and everybody else does. You can see it on film. Except for you. Who's the dumbass?

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you are projecting your own punk motherfrickery. I think you will be hard pressed to show where i said Sean is accurate on the deep ball. Point is, if Sean is overthrowing the WRs we have currently, it makes sense that he wouldnt overthrow the fastest guy on the team. See now dumbass?