Everyone I give you Jonathan Stewart

[ThreeSportStar80]

Originally Posted by dallasfan

Never been a big fan of Jon Stewart, now hal jordan is someone who's impressive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvF7JCy2Zq8

[Bob Sacamano]

this is how I would rank the RBs, if some Juniors declare

McFad
Slaton
Ray Rice
James Davis

someone finish for me

[LatinMind]

Originally Posted by Bob Sacamano

this is how I would rank the RBs, if some Juniors declare

McFad
Slaton
Ray Rice
James Davis

someone finish for me

Darren McFadden - arkansas
Steve Slaton - west virginia
Ray Rice - rutgers
Ian Johnson - boise state
Mike Hart - michigan
James Davis - clemson
Chauncey Washington - usc
Branden Ore - virginia tech

[Bob Sacamano]

Originally Posted by LatinMind

Darren McFadden - arkansas
Steve Slaton - west virginia
Ray Rice - rutgers
Ian Johnson - boise state
Mike Hart - michigan
James Davis - clemson
Chauncey Washington - usc
Branden Ore - virginia tech

forgot about Ian, good call, don't know about Hart though, I think his size will push him down the list come draft day, he's pretty small

[MarionBarberThe4th]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=n_1Z4uKtios


Guy is the definition of a work horse.

I dont think Ive ever seen him not fall forward

[J-DOG]

I like the way this guy runs but those uniforms....Ugh talk about ugly ducklings!

[Cochese]

Originally Posted by LatinMind

nagging injuries, seem to always follow a player. BLAH! give me ray rice and ill be happy.

Victoria Beckham....are you serious?

[silverbear]

Originally Posted by locked&loaded

5'11
230 pounds
4.4 speed
RB Oregon Ducks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwSKFOfc04Q

I like Stewart, but think he's being a bit overhyped... for openers, he hasn't gained 1000 yards rushing yet in any season, but more important, I'm pretty sure that 4.4 speed is a joke... a football site I've found to be pretty good, Walters Football Site, lists him at a 4.56, which would still be good speed for such a big back...

[Letemburn]

[AdamJT13]

Originally Posted by silverbear

I like Stewart, but think he's being a bit overhyped... for openers, he hasn't gained 1000 yards rushing yet in any season, but more important, I'm pretty sure that 4.4 speed is a joke... a football site I've found to be pretty good, Walters Football Site, lists him at a 4.56, which would still be good speed for such a big back...

Stewart's a physical freak, both in strength and speed (for his size). Oregon timed him in 4.34 seconds a year ago, and he ran a 6.88 60 meters on the Oregon track team this year, which corresponds to a sub-4.40 at the Combine -- or a sub-4.3 hand-timed. (Sinorice Moss' PR in the 60m was 6.89, and he ran a 4.38 at the 2006 Combine.) So Stewart's 4.4 speed is legit. And remember, he led the nation in kickoff returns as a freshman (33.7 ypr), with two touchdowns out of 12 returns.

Stewart also has a 38.5-inch vertical and smashed the school records for running backs in weightlifting (the only guys ahead of him at any position are Haloti Nagata and Igor Olshansky).

On the field, he just has to avoid the nagging ankle injuries that slowed him down last year. If he stays healthy this season and turns pro, he'll almost certainly be a first-round pick -- probably in the top 20, and possibly in the top 10.

[AdamJT13]

Originally Posted by Letemburn

Keep in mind that was photo was taken when he was 17, before his senior season of high school.

[dogunwo]

Originally Posted by Bob Sacamano

forgot about Ian, good call, don't know about Hart though, I think his size will push him down the list come draft day, he's pretty small

I dont know that Ian is better than James Davis, but one thing is for sure, next season is deep as hell at RB.

[CrazyCowboy]

Nice to met him.....

[ThreeSportStar80]

Mike Hart is in the Emmitt Smith type mold, shows up in big games... Doesn't have elite speed but doesnt go down on first contact either. I like him a lot.

[RESIN8]

I've seen Stewart a few times and haven't been too impressed. Maybe this year he lives up to the hype. Stewart was the top rated RB recruit his senior year. He was a big time catch for an Oregon program who is lost it's grasp as the top Pac 10 team with the emergence of USC.

I think the guy who may have a good pro career from that team is WR Jaison Williams. Guy is big and has good speed for his size(6'5" 240). He'd be a star anywhere else as Oregon has struggled to find a go to QB.