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Daunte Culpepper kinda had that look, certainly worthy of QB2 here.

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Tony Mandarich comes to mind.

Herschel Walker was a freak.

Big John Henderson "Baby Shaq" as he was dubbed.

Jerome Bettis.

QB - Tebow and Cam come to mind.  Always seemed like "more" than they physically could have possibly been.  I remember in the 2007 LSU/UF game, a couple of plays where 2 or 3 LSU front 7 defenders got hold of Tebow behind the line for what seemed like a sure-fire sack, and then he somehow drug everybody for a 2 yard gain.  Might seem like a small thing, but it had that "WTF?  He shouldn't be able to do that" quality.  He had a lot of plays like that.  Cam too.

maybe VY also.  His ability to gracefully sidestep defenders and then outrun everybody was insane.  Jayden had that too, though he wasn't a long-strider like VY. 

Some of those Ohio St. qbs.....guys like Cardale Jones, even Pryor (if we're not talking about production)....they had a few that were a hassle and a half, physically. 

Megatron at WR.  Maybe I'm letting NFL cloud my judgement, but just thinking about physical freaks, he seems to qualify. 

Patrick Peterson at CB.  220-pounders shouldn't be able to move their hips like that, and his speed was ridiculous. 

LSU had a string of DE's back in the day who were oddly freakish.  300 pounders that still moved and got after the QB like they were 240, but with all the muscle that goes with being a big lane-clogger.  Spears, Hill, Jackson....maybe some others I'm forgetting. 

Utility player - Percy Harvin.  Guy was like a road runner on a field full of hapless Wile E. Coyotes. 

LB - Patrick Willis at Ole Miss.  I saw him in person one time, he stood out compared to everybody on the field....on both teams. 

Um....back to QB, throw Jamarcus Russell and Ryan Mallett in there.  Their arms were insane. 

What was Brian Urlacher like in college?

Again this could be "NFL clouding my judgement", but I recall a CHI/ATL game one year where the announcers said that Vick and Urlacher were the two fastest guys on the field.

There's no way someone that big should be that fast.

But I don't know if that is something that we learned more from his NFL days than his college days...

I think he played Safety at New Mexico, and he bulked up to take that MLB Bears position over as the heir apparent to Singletary.

But I was cornfused yesterday.  Hope I get my synapses firing again before trivia night at the wine bar tonight.

WR Ted Ginn JR at tOSU.  He had football speed that was insane.  There are a few games that stand out but even against top tier opponents if he had a step he was gone because NOBODY was going to catch him.  I remember against Texas in 2006 he caught a pass that was just a short crossing route but the top-flight Texas DBs just couldn't keep up and he turned a routine first down into a long TD.  Against Michigan in 2004 (his freshman season) he had a punt return that was the same way.  He juked a guy and then it was all over.  I specifically cited Texas and Michigan here because they have top-tier 5* DBs.  I'm not talking about outrunning some walk-on playing for a MAC opponents, I'm talking about top-tier 5* DBs at Texas and Michigan who looked like they were running in quicksand next to Ted Ginn.  

I managed a post without a homer twist a minute ago.  Gotta correct that.

Talking about a small guy doing things nobody else's legs would stay together attempting, Barry Sanders, I submit another Kansas kid that just made tacklers look silly--Darren Sproles.

Wild Bill Snyder didn't even pay attention to freshman back in those times, but the starting defense looked like the keystone cops trying to tackle him in practice, so he went on the field as a frosh eventually.