We caught up with him after the camp to talk about the recruitment of his son (that story will run some point Saturday morning, I am still in the process of writing it) but the conversation turned to Braxton Miller and his move to the HB/WR spot. I will be posting all of the video in the morning as well but I wanted to break this part out because it likely will not make this first story and even if I decide to run a story just with these quotes, I wanted to get them out there before they may get out elsewhere.
Regarding the move from QB to WR
I don't think it is as difficult as most people would try and make it out to be. He is doing it early enough in his next phase of his potential pro career where he is not all of a sudden trying to play quarterback and then moving to the receiver spot four years into the NFL.
He is trying to learn the nuances about it now and from what I understand reading and getting information from the Ohio media, it is not certain that he is going to play strictly wide receiver, I think it is going to be a part of, from what I understand reading, a part of what they do which makes sense to me because he is such a dynamic athlete.
He is probably the best athlete in all of college football, if I was betting my money on it, that he can play multiple positions and if that is the case then as a weapon you can do all sorts of tricky things with that weapon. The fact that he is even on the field will give you a second option or a third option and make defensive coordinators stay up all night long to even thing what they possibly can even do.
Regarding the move from QB to WR
I don't think it is as difficult as most people would try and make it out to be. He is doing it early enough in his next phase of his potential pro career where he is not all of a sudden trying to play quarterback and then moving to the receiver spot four years into the NFL.
He is trying to learn the nuances about it now and from what I understand reading and getting information from the Ohio media, it is not certain that he is going to play strictly wide receiver, I think it is going to be a part of, from what I understand reading, a part of what they do which makes sense to me because he is such a dynamic athlete.
He is probably the best athlete in all of college football, if I was betting my money on it, that he can play multiple positions and if that is the case then as a weapon you can do all sorts of tricky things with that weapon. The fact that he is even on the field will give you a second option or a third option and make defensive coordinators stay up all night long to even thing what they possibly can even do.
