Take my word, he's going to be a stud RB.

 

I believe you are correct, the kid's an athlete, I see him putting up some very nice numbers.

I believe you are correct, the kid's an athlete, I see him putting up some very nice numbers.

 

Highlands will cause problems with all their opponents this year. With Collinsworth and Bardo in the backfield, I see some very scary numbers. If people enjoyed watching Clay Cecil run the ball a fews year ago then you will definately love to watch Will Bardo this year. Bardo and Collinsworth will be in the top 10 ranking in rushers this year after 6 games. Mark it down....

I believe you are correct, the kid's an athlete, I see him putting up some very nice numbers.

 

He is an athlete, but I'm convinced even I could go put up some great numbers for Highlands. Their line just dominates people year in and year out! No doubt all those kids have been great athletes that have put up their numbers, but the hogs shoving people around miss getting the glory on Saturday's in the paper.:walk:

He is an athlete, but I'm convinced even I could go put up some great numbers for Highlands. Their line just dominates people year in and year out! No doubt all those kids have been great athletes that have put up their numbers, but the hogs shoving people around miss getting the glory on Saturday's in the paper.:walk:

 

 

HAHAHHAHAHAHAH, I like this guy.:banana:

He is an athlete, but I'm convinced even I could go put up some great numbers for Highlands. Their line just dominates people year in and year out! No doubt all those kids have been great athletes that have put up their numbers, but the hogs shoving people around miss getting the glory on Saturday's in the paper.:walk:

 

Well said, thank you!:thumb:

1. Miles Simpson

2. Charles Quainoo

3. Austin Collinsworth

4. Andy Roenker

5. Seth Chappie

6. Travis Elliot

7. Corey Klei

8. Auston Pugh

9. Kiefer Eubanks

10. Chris Kelly

1. Miles Simpson

2. Charles Quainoo

3. Austin Collinsworth

4. Travis Elliot

5. Jordan Oppenheimer

6. Auston Pugh

7. Andy Roenker

8. Seth Chappie

9. Corey Klei

10. Kiefer Eubanks

1. Miles Simpson

2. Charles Quainoo

3. Austin Collinsworth

4. Andy Roenker

5. Seth Chappie

6. Travis Elliot

7. Corey Klei

8. Auston Pugh

9. Kiefer Eubanks

10. Chris Kelly

 

 

This looks pretty accurate to me.

I hadn't heard of Klei prior to this thread, but over 1000 combined yards with 23 catches is pretty impressive.

 

As far as Chris Kelly from NCC, is he the third brother to start at RB for the Breds?

 

Simpson

Quainoo

Buckler

Collinsworth

Kelly

Oppenheimer

Eubanks

Klei

Elliott

Pugh

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Any notion that Klei, Buckler, Chappie, Chris Kelly, or Pugh over Roenker is wrong IMO. He put up big numbers, is one of the strongest and biggest out of the pool, and put the Indians on his back when he had to.

My list goes

(not having AS as a RB)

Simpson

Quianno

Roenker

Elliot

Kelly

Klei

Pugh

Toss up for the last 3.

Any notion that Klei, Buckler, Chappie, Chris Kelly, or Pugh over Roenker is wrong IMO. He put up big numbers, is one of the strongest and biggest out of the pool, and put the Indians on his back when he had to.

My list goes

(not having AS as a RB)

Simpson

Quianno

Roenker

Elliot

Kelly

Klei

Pugh

Toss up for the last 3.

 

I forgot to add Roenker to my list, I think I'd put him in the 6-10 range.

I forgot to add Roenker to my list, I think I'd put him in the 6-10 range.

 

No knock intended, but how and who do you see ahead of him?

No knock intended, but how and who do you see ahead of him?

 

Simpson, Quainoo, Collinsworth and Buckler, those are the four that first come to mind. I'm just basing my list on numbers, I think all four of those will out number Roenker. NCC has had some backs who put up some numbers, so Kelly could also be added to the list. If Collinsworth does indeed play RB, you have to admit Roenker would be no higher than fourth, so saying he's in the 6-10 range can't be too far of a stretch. Size wise he reminds me of Bishop from SK, a big strong runner.

Take my word, he's going to be a stud RB.

 

I don't doubt that he will in that offense. I'm just stating that without seeing him at that position, it's hard to rank him in the top 3 or 5 with what we know is coming back. Also, is he going to be the type of back that only excels in that type of offense, or would you be able to plug him into SK's or BC's offense? With Simpson and Quianoo, we know that you can plug them into anyone's offense up here, and they're going to excel.

I hadn't heard of Klei prior to this thread, but over 1000 combined yards with 23 catches is pretty impressive.

 

As far as Chris Kelly from NCC, is he the third brother to start at RB for the Breds?

 

Simpson

Quainoo

Buckler

Collinsworth

Kelly

Oppenheimer

Eubanks

Klei

Elliott

Pugh

 

Roenker is a solid #4 w/ Collinsworth at #3. I know that HC talks their players up ad naseum, but they are on the money w/ this kid.