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Never really had a lot of hope for DRob unless he could make it as a dynamic returner and utility man to a couple of other positions. College football has produced a ton of ahtletic QBs over the last 30 years, but the list of those who have successfully converted positions to the NFL is awfully small. The learning curve for WRs is ridiculously steep for guys who've played the WR position their whole lives, much less for a guy trying to learn it for the first time. Quarterbacks can look like great runners in college when the defense is trying to defend the pass or account for the option man, but when you just put the ball in their hands as a running back and make NFL defenders miss as a running back it's a different ballgame.
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