Quarterback Trevor Walls will most likely play tight end during the 2010 football season.
From what I hear, Walls actually approached the coaching staff about a change of positions. It seemed unlikely that Walls would see snaps at QB this year after getting limited action there during spring practices.
Can Walls play at tight end? He's a big body, listed at 6-foot-5, 230 pounds on the NMSU Web site. Also, quarterbacks have been known to make a move to receiver and pull it off, as they already have an innate knowledge of the passing game.
We'll see if it comes to fruition.
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Teddy,
As I said earlier, I think this could be beneficial in the long run. Put him on a new weight regimen and I think he can help this team. I think that this says a lot about Trevor's character--always a team player first. First and Goal from the five, throw it up and he will go get it.
You see Teddy, some of us Ohioans can provide some news-worthy information.
Joe
Waverly, Ohio
Gotta' respect the guy for wanting to play.
Good for him!
This is great news if it's true. The kid is a gamer and just wants to help the team.
Big target, great vertical, great hands, sounds like a winner!
Kyle Nelson is a non-blocking, non-catching TE so, yes, it's a good switch for us Aggie fans who are tired of watching "Butterfingers" Nelson!!
I have always been impressed by Trevor's attitude. I am pulling for him!
i have always been impressed with trevor's attitude. Way to go! I am pulling for you!
I LOVE this move!
We need the help, he deserves the opportunity.
Trevor is all about the team.
If I remember correct. I remember reading a post on aggie alert from Frank saying we should move Walls to TE. I also remember how everyone was calling him stupid for saying it. Who is stupid now????
JUST ONE HUGE PROBLEM WITH THIS IDEA. WALLS CANT RUN!!!
@ Anon 12:24: Walls can run dude. Walls runs a 4.8 40 which is good enough to be a TE. He is also young and could also work on his speed but he is perfect for the TE position.
See the aggie football team is ranked in the top 100. Okay, it is 100.
http://www.sportingnews.com/college-football/article/2010-05-26/college-football-on-clock-sns-preseason-top-100
Might be a good move. We need a receiver who will run routs like he is supposed to andnot just go through the motions,which is all they did at the spring game. The kid has a big heart and is a team first guy. good for him.
Class move by a class act. He didn't whine or pout about playing time. He could have transferred out and tried to play qb somewhere else. I wish more kids had his selfless attitude!
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