6'5 from USC, almost world class high jumper, I saw a clip of him as a H.S. QB a few years ago, and his father was pretty good too:
Randall Cunningham II
I'd risk a 7th round pick on him, maybe even 6th.
6'5 from USC, almost world class high jumper, I saw a clip of him as a H.S. QB a few years ago, and his father was pretty good too:
Randall Cunningham II
I'd risk a 7th round pick on him, maybe even 6th.
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Originally Posted by texaspackerbacker
Found this online. That G looks familiar, but in this case, it's for Bishop Gorman H.S. in Las Vegas. Did he only do track at USC? Is he eligible for this year's draft?
"Everyone is entitled to his own opinion, but not his own facts." -Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Yes, only track at USC. He was a junior a year ago, so I assume a senior now. I remember reading glowing things about him as a QB a few years ago, maybe coming out of H.S. He's 6'5 and skinny - varsity quarter miler in addition to the high jumping. He should be worth a look as either a QB prospect or WR - based on genes alone.
Found this online. That G looks familiar, but in this case, it's for Bishop Gorman H.S. in Las Vegas. Did he only do track at USC? Is he eligible for this year's draft?
I wonder if old Randall is suffering some of those well known effects of too many hits and maybe told his son to stay away from the sport.
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Didn't Cunningham's daughter try out for the Olympic team as a high jumper?
Yes, I think you're right.
I've been on the Perine bandwagon for a while. He won't outrun many people, but he lives in the weight room and if you wanted to draft a hammer he might be your guy. I can't imagine he's fun to tackle in the 4th quarter.
I don't think he'll be drafted by TT though -- most likely they will give Ripkowski those 1 yard Kuhn dives and draft another Ty clone. Christine Michael and Don Jackson are not the answer.
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