I had a fourth-round grade on Green just a few months ago. Hawkins toted the rock 264 times at a 5.8 yards-per-carry clip in 2019 at Louisville. And it's not as if he's only a low-volume scat back with fantastic speed. In the preseason, he accumulated 97 yards on 20 carries with a score, and three of those 20 carries went over 10 yards. 17 overall pick in the 1995 NFL Draft and enjoyed 10 seasons in the league, playing for the Giants and Raiders. After averaging 6.4 yards per carry with nine touchdowns as a freshman, Wheatley rumbled to three straight 1,000-yard seasons in Ann Arbor. I'm talking, the two tight end, I-formation national power Wolverines. on their practice squad, and if you're over the age of 30, that name harkens back to the Lloyd Carr 1990s era Michigan Wolverines, when his dad, Tyrone Wheatley Sr., was an animal in the Big Ten. Remember, I only highlight practice squad guys I think can actually contribute on Sundays. Celebrities of varying fame, of course, but for some reason, their names popped this week.Īnd they're legitimately talented NFL players. And not just "famous because they're in the NFL" famous - practice squad members with celebrity dads. I noticed, when scouring the league's practice squads, arguably my favorite weekly activity, that we have some famous practice squadders on our hands this season. For it to be successful, it absolutely had to be fun to read and write.Īnd we're going to have some fun with this one.
#Morph age pro series#
At its creation, the vision of the Practice Squad Power Rankings was multi-layered and ambitious - an attempt to make fans care about players they're typically unaware of, then, track of every call up, building out a series that would give me one opportunity each week to step away from the football-jargon heavy pieces I usually write.
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