September 19, 200818 yr Since there was a tread that was about QB I thought I would start one about QB. Before the season to me it was a toss up out of Knowshon Moreno and Chris Wells, but with Wells down and Moreno having a bit of a slow start who else is out there?
September 19, 200818 yr P.J. Hill - Wisconsin Noel Devine - W Virginia Moreno - Georgia DeMarco Murray - Oklahoma C.J. Spiller - Clemson Ian Johnson - Boise St. Victor Anderson - Louisville
September 19, 200818 yr Author P.J. Hill - Wisconsin Pat White - W Virginia Moreno - Georgia DeMarco Murray - Oklahoma C.J. Spiller - Clemson Ian Johnson - Boise St. Victor Anderson - Louisville He's their QB:D But their RB is very good in Noel Divine.
September 19, 200818 yr He's their QB:D But their RB is very good in Noel Divine. My mistake. Devine is a good replacement.
September 19, 200818 yr P.J. Hill - Wisconsin Noel Devine - W Virginia Moreno - Georgia DeMarco Murray - Oklahoma C.J. Spiller - Clemson Ian Johnson - Boise St. Victor Anderson - Louisville Maybe a bit optimistic here.. nice back, but definately has not proven enough to be in the elite category
September 19, 200818 yr With Wells hurt and not sure when he will come back I now would have to go with ............ Moreno (UGA) Hill (Wisconson) Spiller (Clemson) Murray (OU) Johnson (Boise St.) Should Wells come back healthy I still would definately include him in that group as well.
September 19, 200818 yr Maybe a bit optimistic here.. nice back, but definately has not proven enough to be in the elite category Oh it's definitely an optimistic pick. :thumb:
September 19, 200818 yr There are a lot of really good running backs that noone has ever heard of. A possible list: Robert Griffin, Baylor Rodney Stewart, Colorado Jeremiah Johnson, Oregon Evan Royster, Penn St. Darrell Scott, Maryland P.J. Hill, Wisconsin Ian Johnson, Boise St. C.J. Gable, USC Joe McKnight, USC
September 19, 200818 yr There are a lot of really good running backs that noone has ever heard of. A possible list: Robert Griffin, Baylor Rodney Stewart, Colorado Jeremiah Johnson, Oregon Evan Royster, Penn St. Darrell Scott, Maryland P.J. Hill, Wisconsin Ian Johnson, Boise St. C.J. Gable, USC Joe McKnight, USC Never heard of the bolded...
September 19, 200818 yr Are you asking who the best backs are or which backs have posted the best numbers thus far?
September 19, 200818 yr Moreno, Wells, and my personal favorite Javon Ringer. Ringer is tough. He should definently be listed among the best.
September 20, 200818 yr My top 5... 1. Javon Ringer 2. Moreno 3. Beanie Wells 4. Jahvid Best 5. Evan Royster
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