DMN Blog: A play (with Crayton) that made me say, 'Hmmmm'

[JohnnyHopkins]

I keep saying, I wish Crayton were the holder on PATs and FGs. It would add another dimension to that aspect. Not only can he throw, he can run.

Agreed. I always loved that play against the Colts in the 90's when Jay Novaceck ran it in from the "Holder position" on a five yard field-goal attempt. Good sneek play.

 

[Disturbed]

whatever dont judge me, I love who I want. You are looking nice today, by the way.

Now that is funny...

 

[Dawgs0916]

Here are a few videos from the Northwestern Oklahoma State University Rangers 2003 archive:

Patrick Crayton touchdown pass (labeled as Michael Salters TD Reception) vs. Langston

mpg (high bandwidth, 4.7 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Langston/salters TD.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 277 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Langston/salters td.wmv

Patrick Crayton touchdown pass (labeled as Michael Salters Touchdown) vs. Tabors

mpg (high bandwidth, 5.6 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/salters2ndQtd.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 318 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/salters2ndQtd.wmv

Patrick Crayton's 58 yard quarterback keeper vs. Colorado School of Mines

mpg (high bandwidth, 5.6 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/CSM/CraytonTD.mpg
avi (high bandwidth, 4.6 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/CSM/CraytonTD.avi
wmv (low bandwidth): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/CSM/PCraytonTD.wmv

Crayton touchdown vs. Haskell Indian Nations University

mpg (high bandwidth, 3.0 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/HINU/craytontd.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 227 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/HINU/craytontd.wmv

Patrick Crayton 92 yard kick return vs. Tabors

mpg (high bandwidth, 10.8 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/Crayton 92 TD run.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 435 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/crayton92td.wmv

Patrick Crayton touchdown vs. Sioux Falls

mpg (high bandwidth, 10.8 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Sioux Falls/crayton last td.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 435 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Sioux%20Falls/crayton%20last%20td.wmvhttp://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Sioux Falls/crayton last td.wmv

I've got to say those look a lot more like high school football videos than anything else. It is obvious though from watching those he was a showboat back then just like he is now.

 

[Dawgs0916]

Agreed. I always loved that play against the Colts in the 90's when Jay Novaceck ran it in from the "Holder position" on a five yard field-goal attempt. Good sneek play.

Tim Seder seemed to be really good at taking hand offs as the kicker. I am pretty sure he scored a couple of touchdowns for us a few years ago on fake field goals. Battering ram I tell ya.

 

[arglebargle]

I've got to say those look a lot more like high school football videos than anything else. It is obvious though from watching those he was a showboat back then just like he is now.

Crayton was a WR for three years in college, before getting moved to QB his senior year, because he was the best athlete on the team. As opposed to Stanback, who was a WR in his freshman year, then going to QB.

However, both of them appear to be capable of throwing a monster option pass down the field. No lack of arm strength in our WRs!

 

[JBond]

sounds like garrett is dipping into the 90's playbook again. i remember this play being run with harper taking the reverse and then throwing deep to irvin... seems like we ran it succesfully several times.

I don't remember that, but I'm forgetting more and more every day. Must of missed those games.

 

[TNCowboy]

I don't remember that, but I'm forgetting more and more every day. Must of missed those games.

NFL.com says that Alvin Harper threw one pass in his career.

 

[Vintage]

Thats questionable sexuality....

...says the Brady Quinn fan.

 

[TheCount]

Here are a few videos from the Northwestern Oklahoma State University Rangers 2003 archive:

Patrick Crayton touchdown pass (labeled as Michael Salters TD Reception) vs. Langston

mpg (high bandwidth, 4.7 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Langston/salters TD.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 277 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Langston/salters td.wmv

Patrick Crayton touchdown pass (labeled as Michael Salters Touchdown) vs. Tabors

mpg (high bandwidth, 5.6 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/salters2ndQtd.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 318 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/salters2ndQtd.wmv

Patrick Crayton's 58 yard quarterback keeper vs. Colorado School of Mines

mpg (high bandwidth, 5.6 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/CSM/CraytonTD.mpg
avi (high bandwidth, 4.6 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/CSM/CraytonTD.avi
wmv (low bandwidth): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/CSM/PCraytonTD.wmv

Crayton touchdown vs. Haskell Indian Nations University

mpg (high bandwidth, 3.0 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/HINU/craytontd.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 227 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/HINU/craytontd.wmv

Patrick Crayton 92 yard kick return vs. Tabors

mpg (high bandwidth, 10.8 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/Crayton 92 TD run.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 435 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Tabor/crayton92td.wmv

Patrick Crayton touchdown vs. Sioux Falls

mpg (high bandwidth, 10.8 MB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Sioux Falls/crayton last td.mpg
wmv (low bandwidth, 435 KB): http://www.nwosu.edu/ATHLETIC/football/video/Sioux Falls/crayton last td.wmv

Who is this Michael Salters character, and how would he like to join us at Cowboys camp?

 

[CATCH17]

Tony Romo is a trick play.

 

[ringmaster]

I keep saying, I wish Crayton were the holder on PATs and FGs. It would add another dimension to that aspect. Not only can he throw, he can run.

That would be sweet Hos, it takes me back to the days of Tim Seder, who was not only a kicker, but a former RB in high school.

I still remember the play the Cowboys ran with him against Cincy, in 2000.