Greg Paulus Is A Pioneer
No one, I repeat no one, does awkward photos and catchy headlines like the New York Daily News. You might remember being introduced to a very sweaty Doug Marrone and the fireball that is Syracuse football. Well now I give you a piece called Awkward Greg Paulus on Brick:

Confident. Determined. Tilted.
Rich Cimini is back and he's breaking down the entire Greg Paulus Saga to find out exactly how it all went down. Couple interesting tidbits:
- He's believed to be the first to take advantage of this five-year, multi-sport loophole at two different Division I schools.
- When Greg arrived in Syracuse to visit the campus, he saw himself on TV. Playing football. Huh? Turns out that all-day marathon of his high school football games was on at that moment.
- The Packers were the ones who reached out Paulus, inviting him to try out. Nothing happened but the spark to play football was then officially back.
- He's got quite a few detractors, including analyst Tim Hasselback ("I'd be blown away [if he became effective.]"), former Cowboys personnel director Gil Brandt ("Virtually impossible") and an anonymous NFL general manager ("A thousand-to-1shot.")
- Greg does have a supporter in Saints' QB Drew Brees - ""I really respect what he's trying to do...Part of me wishes it's something I would've done. It's not going to be easy, but I told Greg, 'Be confident. You haven't lost it. It's in there.'"
H/T: Doug
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Daily News
Cimini writes for the Daily News not the Post.
orange doug
Nope, not the Coach, but was at the Boston event that you reported on Otis. You pretty much got it correct. Quite the presence. I cannot wait for opening day. And I know the Cimini info cause I slept with him in college. He was my roomate at Sig Ep.
Every year
there are basketball guys who think football is the better route for them. Didnt Chevron Troutman (or one of those Pitt guys) try out for the Red Skins? I know he got cut, but playing a year of NCAA football would have helped a ton. I dont see this as a trend for QBs, but perhaps for TE/WR/DB types.
AO at LT? Paul as a DE? I could see it.

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