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Defensive player for Heisman?

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Never should happen

 

I am not saying that it will or should but just wondering ...Why Not?

The qualifications I believe states "Best Player In College Football" and does not designate "O" or "D".

Are you saying that he makes everyone around him better or you see better players than him?

 

His performance against the Badgers was one of the best I have ever watched. 19 tackles and a fumble recovery was impressive.

 

I see better players than him. Part of his success is his placement in the system and obviously he is pretty good, but certainly overrated IMO.

Never should happen

 

If anything, it should happen more often.

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If anything, it should happen more often.

 

That is what I was thinking as well.

If any player got choosen for the reward I would have to say Dorsey...He is a BEAST

If any player got choosen for the reward I would have to say Dorsey...He is a BEAST

 

:thumb:

I see better players than him. Part of his success is his placement in the system and obviously he is pretty good, but certainly overrated IMO.

 

Overrated?????????????????????????????????

 

 

 

:rolleyes:

I hate OSU, but Laurinaitis is one tough player, and is one of the best in the country. NO a defensive player won't when it anytime in the near future. College football is now more than ever an offensive game. Teams switch to the spread offense, and try to put up 600 yards and 40 points a game. Now an off game for elite RB's is if they only get 100 yards, for QB's 250 with 2 touchdowns isn't even that impressive. It will be QB or RB almost every year, unless some freak reciever is just amazing, and no runningbacks or quarterbacks stand out. The only chance for a defensive player would be a db, who returns kicks and punts, and doubles over on offense and is a playmaker there. Pretty much a Charles Woodson clone. Oh, and they'd have to play on the top team in the country. So I don't see it happening anytime in the near future.

Is Woodson the only defensive player to ever win it?

 

Was Woodson consider a defensive player or special teams player and he played offense too. IMO if not for the punt return against OSU in the final game he doesn't win it.

I see better players than him. Part of his success is his placement in the system and obviously he is pretty good, but certainly overrated IMO.

 

:thumb:

Is Woodson the only defensive player to ever win it?

 

Andre Woodson is a quarterback...and he hasn't won the heisman yet...:sssh::D

Andre Woodson is a quarterback...and he hasn't won the heisman yet...:sssh::D

Hey, I get enough grief in these forums over my lack of knowledge without your "assistance". :irked:

 

And it always seems to come from GT, HSRB and LRCW. :rolleyes:

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