Greg Paulus...NFL Quarterback?
by Sean Keeley on Dec 21, 2009 12:47 AM EST
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Greg Paulus certainly acquitted himself this past season and proved he could play quarterback at a collegiate level and not embarrass himself...for the most part. For a guy only concerned with playing college ball, Greg did well by himself and his team. For a guy just looking to close his athletic career out on his own terms, he accomplished that en route to a life off the field that...
What was that?
Greg Paulus is going to try and go pro in the NFL? Sonofa...
Almost a month removed from a 56-31 loss to Connecticut on Nov. 28, Paulus is out to prove to NFL scouts and coaches that he can play at the next level.
Paulus is working out at Syracuse in preparation for the school's March 4 pro day. Paulus, who had a workout with the Packers in April, said, "there has been some contact" regarding the NFL draft.
I...uh...I mean...well...ah, what the hell? I suppose it's our fault for encouraging this. And besides, it's probably best that we support this. Otherwise Doug Marrone is liable to be upset for days.
Then again, there's always a silver lining here. If things don't work out in the NFL, Greg Paulus is certain to become the greatest player in Florida Tusker history.
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Just think, with him playing for the Tuskers you’ll hear allot of… “Paulus with the three step drop, dumps it over the middle to Mike Williams for a 6 yard gain. The longest completion of Paulus’ career on his 182 attempt”
Then Mike quits two days later…
by theNYsportsguy on Dec 21, 2009 12:58 AM EST reply actions
lol tuskers
He’s going to the Sentinels if anything. They need a QB.
Bills fan? In Colorado? It's more likely than you think.
Wow
I mean, I wish the kid the best, but I’m just going to go ahead and assume that he’ll be our quarterbacks coach by this time next year, right?
"(BARF)" - Donovan McNabb, during his game winning drive against Virginia Tech in 1998
C'mon
You don’t see Paulus in New Orleans? Only issue is whether the Saints bother to waste a draft pick on him.
Of course, the NFL always likes to have backup QBs that are nothing at all like the starting QB. A statue backing up McNabb. Vince Young backing up Collins. A corpse backing up Delhomme… oh wait… those may be the same. Nevermind.
Mel’s hair is held together by a substance yet unknown to mankind.
Bills fan? In Colorado? It's more likely than you think.
by UZ on Dec 22, 2009 1:46 AM EST up reply actions
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