Max Unger's Stock Rising
Posted: Fri Mar 06, 2009 4:04 pm
http://nflblog.dallasnews.com/archives/ ... n-c-m.html
"Center Max Unger started 51 consecutive games in the spread offense of the University of Oregon. He doesn't think the offense will catch on in the NFL like it has at the college level.
"The quarterbacks in the NFL get paid quite a bit of money," Unger said. "In my time at Oregon we went through at least 20 quarterbacks."
The spread offense means more receivers on the field and more options for the quarterback -- but also fewer blockers. That means more hits on the quarterback. When quarterbacks get hit they get hurt. Which is why the NFL is always on the lookout for better blockers. That will never change. The 6-4 1/2, 309-pound Unger, a two-time All-Pac pick, will be a first-day draft selection. He also started 27 games in his career at left tackle and the final two seasons at center."
"Center Max Unger started 51 consecutive games in the spread offense of the University of Oregon. He doesn't think the offense will catch on in the NFL like it has at the college level.
"The quarterbacks in the NFL get paid quite a bit of money," Unger said. "In my time at Oregon we went through at least 20 quarterbacks."
The spread offense means more receivers on the field and more options for the quarterback -- but also fewer blockers. That means more hits on the quarterback. When quarterbacks get hit they get hurt. Which is why the NFL is always on the lookout for better blockers. That will never change. The 6-4 1/2, 309-pound Unger, a two-time All-Pac pick, will be a first-day draft selection. He also started 27 games in his career at left tackle and the final two seasons at center."