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Washington Redskins: De'Anthony Thomas, RB/WR, Oregon
The Redskins could use more weapons for Robert Griffin III to work with. Thomas could be a great play-maker for Griffin.
Thomas is perhaps the fastest player in college football entering the 2013 season. He ran for 701 yards (7.6 average) and 11 touchdowns last year. The sophomore also caught 45 passes for 455 yards and five scores. Thomas averaged 24 yards per kick return and 17 yards per punt return on special teams, too. He took back both a kickoff and a punt for a touchdown.
Though Thomas only received 55 carries in 2011, he averaged 10.8 yards per carry and totaled 595 yards with seven touchdowns. Thomas was also used as a wide receiver. He hauled in 46 passes for 605 yards and nine touchdowns. The true freshman also got in on kick returns, averaging 27 yards per return and taking two back for touchdowns.
There is no doubt that Thomas (5-9, 173) is an exciting weapon who is a threat to score on any touch. If the junior was bigger, he would be sure fire first-round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. Thomas would be probably be best used in the NFL as a slot receiver who gets some occasional carries as a running back.
i know its ealy but i saw this and scratched my head
The Redskins could use more weapons for Robert Griffin III to work with. Thomas could be a great play-maker for Griffin.
Thomas is perhaps the fastest player in college football entering the 2013 season. He ran for 701 yards (7.6 average) and 11 touchdowns last year. The sophomore also caught 45 passes for 455 yards and five scores. Thomas averaged 24 yards per kick return and 17 yards per punt return on special teams, too. He took back both a kickoff and a punt for a touchdown.
Though Thomas only received 55 carries in 2011, he averaged 10.8 yards per carry and totaled 595 yards with seven touchdowns. Thomas was also used as a wide receiver. He hauled in 46 passes for 605 yards and nine touchdowns. The true freshman also got in on kick returns, averaging 27 yards per return and taking two back for touchdowns.
There is no doubt that Thomas (5-9, 173) is an exciting weapon who is a threat to score on any touch. If the junior was bigger, he would be sure fire first-round pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. Thomas would be probably be best used in the NFL as a slot receiver who gets some occasional carries as a running back.
i know its ealy but i saw this and scratched my head