Fred Gibson

[WayzUp]

Someone tell me a little something about Fred Gibson. I admittedly didn't see a whole lot of him except for a few games over the past couple years but he seems to have good size for the next level and I'm interested in down-the-road fantasy football potential. :D

A nutshell version of the Fred Gibson story would be ideal....i'm wondering why he isn't talked about much in regards to the upcoming draft.

[autiger1126]

reggie brown has been doing better, so if you are gonna take a rookie, take him.

[Djshockley3]

reggie brown has been doing better, so if you are gonna take a rookie, take him.

I don't know,Fred is good and probly a late second round pick.

[autiger1126]

reggie has been early 2nd and i've even seen late first. He has been more impressive at the combine and pro-day. I think both will be pretty good, but i think reggie brown will get a chance to play more quickly

[WayzUp]

Wasn't Reggie the one that lay motionless on the field against Auburn last year after taking that hit in the head/neck? Or do I have the wrong guy? Not that something like that would change a guy's future potential but I never did hear whether he sustained any kind of long-term injury that could come back later in his career....

Who's faster between the two? And for my last question (hehe), did Greene prefer one over the other or did they both see about the same number of balls thrown in their direction in any given game? I ask that only because I know what Jeff Blake did for Carl Pickens and Anquan Boldin when he was their QB. He (blake) locks onto one receiver like no other QB I've ever seen and throws in that one guy's direction no matter what so that WR's stats get blown out of proportion simply because he had ten times as many chances per game as the other guy.

Being in Michigan, I only got to see a handful of UGA games a year at best so i don't know if Greene did that from time to time with Brown/Gibson/Watson(when he was there).

[Djshockley3]

Wasn't Reggie the one that lay motionless on the field against Auburn last year after taking that hit in the head/neck? Or do I have the wrong guy? Not that something like that would change a guy's future potential but I never did hear whether he sustained any kind of long-term injury that could come back later in his career....

Who's faster between the two? And for my last question (hehe), did Greene prefer one over the other or did they both see about the same number of balls thrown in their direction in any given game? I ask that only because I know what Jeff Blake did for Carl Pickens and Anquan Boldin when he was their QB. He (blake) locks onto one receiver like no other QB I've ever seen and throws in that one guy's direction no matter what so that WR's stats get blown out of proportion simply because he had ten times as many chances per game as the other guy.

Being in Michigan, I only got to see a handful of UGA games a year at best so i don't know if Greene did that from time to time with Brown/Gibson/Watson(when he was there).

Yeah Reggie is faster,but Gibson is taller.And Greene didnt really have a favorite.And reggie didn't even miss a game from the hit.

[BetweenTheHedges]

From what I have read, Reggie is a late first round draft choice and Fred will fall somewhere in the 2nd round. The only thing that is keeping Gibson from being a top 10 pick is his consistency. Both have great potential but I think Reggie will have the fastest impact.

[WayzUp]

And reggie didn't even miss a game from the hit.
wow...that speaks volumes about his toughness, that's for sure.