Mr. Perfect, Part II
The college coach who earlier this week gushed over defensive end Everson Griffen despite losing him to USC, said the 6-4, 266-pound prospect is fast enough to play defensive back or tailback. We kid you not.
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The college coach who earlier this week gushed over defensive end Everson Griffen despite losing him to USC, said the 6-4, 266-pound prospect is fast enough to play defensive back or tailback. We kid you not.
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I heard he walks on water and craps $100 dollar bills. I kid you not.
E-Train looks like he could play in the NFL already. This guy is a monster. Doesn't his addition make USC's recruiting class cut above anyone else?
Apparently his high school coach shared the same feeling. As a running back he had almost 1,000 total yards last season and 9 touchdowns. The guy also ran a 4.46 40-yard dash at the scout.com combine. What a monster.
http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=162&p=8&c=1&nid=1958401
You defensive experts do you anticipate him starting right away?
He sounds very similar to Terrell Suggs, who was a RB in high school before starring at ASU and the Ravens as a DE.
If Griffen plays like Suggs...damn! Too fun to think about.