You'll never have it this easy again.
About a month ago, Jeremy Childs said that he would return for his senior season at Boise State. You remember, it went something like this:...yadda yadda my mom, blah blah blah diploma...
Well, like goings-on in Las Vegas...Childs believes that 'things that happen in December, stay in December' and has promptly spun an athletic 180 and decided to depart for the NFL. Rumors to this effect started swirling last week from J Bates' general direction...but now it appears confirmed—Childs is taking his 10-yard outs to the big show, and Orlando Scandrick's senioritis has infected another big time Bronco player. Sadly, Childs was only 1 yard from jersey retirement.
In other news, Kirby Moore will start next year.
Semi-full story [Statesman]
1.13.2009
Childs on graduation promise: "Never mind"
8.22.2008
Can we FedEx him the sledgehammer?
Orlando Scandrick's NFL career has barely begun...but he's already had two highlight reel hits as a Cowboy. Unfortunately...his first such hit left him heavily stingered, but this one was a beaut. I'm sure Patrick Ramsey is on Glenn Martinez' list right about now.
Ka-powza!
More Bronco alum news:
5 minutes with Legedu Naanee—Less if you read fast.
5.22.2008
Ex-Bronco roundup
Yesterday. I ruminated on Gerald Alexander's Mother's day gift that made us all look bad...but what are the other ex-Broncos up to?
Orlando Scandrick, now a Dallas Cowboy, impressed in mini-camp, but is sitting out OTA's with an eye infection.
Ryan Clady already on his way to Canton?
"This one goes to eleven." Legedu Naanee changes numbers and solidifies his position.
Taylor Tharp gets a bit more competition in Carolina.
Daryn Colledge trying to fight off the competition in Green Bay.
Ryan Dinwiddie will fight to remain number 2.
TJ Acree traded to Argonauts. Does Jason know?
Also, trying to confirm reports that Marty Tadman has decided not to pursue an opportunity with the Jets and instead focus on the impending birth of his first child and his ministry.
5.07.2008
5.05.2008
Orlando Scandrick is fast
Groundbreaking news today from Blogging the Boys. It seems that Orlando Scandrick (#32, above) is fast.Orlando Scandrick is fast. He’s also adept at playing off receivers which gives him a nice head-start fitting in with the Cowboys coverage schemes. Can he do it when the pads come on and the physical nature of the game increases 100-fold? That’s what training camp is all about but from what we heard he has the technique and speed to be an effective cornerback. He might just be a steal in the 5th-round.
Future updates will reveal that Terrell Owens is arrogant, Tony Romo is whipped and Pacman Jones is felonious.
4.29.2008
Bronco football podcast #7
April 28th Talking Points podcast with JT Ray of Bronco Nation N.O.W. and Kevan Lee of OBNUG. Oh...and me.
4.28.2008
Boise State 2008 Draft Recap
Ryan Clady just loves the Orange and Blue
Orlando Scandrick will have an opportunity to play ghost to Dallas' Pacman
Dan Gore's a dolphin...be very careful when punctuating that statement
Taylor Tharp inks a free-agent deal with the Carolina Panthers
Tad Miller, Jeff Cavender, Marty Tadman and Nick Schlekeway are still looking for camps or free agent gigs—I'll keep you posted on those developments as they happen.
4.27.2008
Scandrick a Cowboy
It may not have been as high as he could have gone, but Orlando Scandrick apparently made a fairly wise decision coming out early as the Dallas Cowboys made him their 8th pick of the 5th round on Sunday. Scandrick was the 143rd pick overall. Scandrick, who ran a 4.3 40 for scouts will be missed in the Bronco secondary and on special teams since he has started in those roles since his true freshman year. BSU fans might not miss the penalties, but we will miss this:
Conference call to Scandrick courtesy of Cowboys' Website:
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