King Ahead of Washington on Depth Chart
Oklahoma Sooner Football Articles and Notes
David King ahead of R.J. Washington on OU depth chart: Last year, R.J. Washington might have been the top prep defensive end in the country. But at the moment, he's working behind fellow redshirt freshman David King on the depth chart. "David King's really matured a lot," said defensive ends coach Chris Wilson. "Obviously, they're as raw as you can get right now, but David's improved and I really like his upside. "R.J.'s improvement right now, if I was going to rank him, I'd say R.J. is probably fifth in this group of guys coming back (behind Auston English, Jeremy Beal, Frank Alexander and King)." (The Oklahoman)
Landy Jones is backup to Bradford? So what happens if Sam Bradford goes down? The job likely goes to Landry Jones, who redshirted last season as Bradford was winning the Heisman Trophy. "I thought Landry . . . before (spring) break, started to come on and started to, you could tell, started to get more and more comfortable, which is good," head coach Bob Stoops said after a recent practice. . . . (He) seems to be coming along really well." (Tulsa World)
Iglesias working out for NFL teams: Former Sooner wideout Juaquin Iglesias was in Chicago on Tuesday to meet with the Bears and conduct a private workout, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Today, he’s expected to fly to Minnesota to meet with officials from the Vikings. Iglesias is being viewed by some NFL Draft analysts as a possible second-round pick. The NFL Draft is April 25-26. (The Oklahoman)
Fan information for spring game: SoonerSports.com
Preview -- 2009 Oklahoma Offense: SoonerSports.com
No need to feel defensive: Tulsa World
Sooner D wants to eliminate big plays: The Oklahoman
David King ahead of R.J. Washington on OU depth chart: Last year, R.J. Washington might have been the top prep defensive end in the country. But at the moment, he's working behind fellow redshirt freshman David King on the depth chart. "David King's really matured a lot," said defensive ends coach Chris Wilson. "Obviously, they're as raw as you can get right now, but David's improved and I really like his upside. "R.J.'s improvement right now, if I was going to rank him, I'd say R.J. is probably fifth in this group of guys coming back (behind Auston English, Jeremy Beal, Frank Alexander and King)." (The Oklahoman)
Landy Jones is backup to Bradford? So what happens if Sam Bradford goes down? The job likely goes to Landry Jones, who redshirted last season as Bradford was winning the Heisman Trophy. "I thought Landry . . . before (spring) break, started to come on and started to, you could tell, started to get more and more comfortable, which is good," head coach Bob Stoops said after a recent practice. . . . (He) seems to be coming along really well." (Tulsa World)
Iglesias working out for NFL teams: Former Sooner wideout Juaquin Iglesias was in Chicago on Tuesday to meet with the Bears and conduct a private workout, according to the Chicago Sun-Times. Today, he’s expected to fly to Minnesota to meet with officials from the Vikings. Iglesias is being viewed by some NFL Draft analysts as a possible second-round pick. The NFL Draft is April 25-26. (The Oklahoman)
Fan information for spring game: SoonerSports.com
Preview -- 2009 Oklahoma Offense: SoonerSports.com
No need to feel defensive: Tulsa World
Sooner D wants to eliminate big plays: The Oklahoman
Labels: David King, Juaquin Iglesias, Landy Jones, Oklahoma Sooners, R.J. Washington
Jones has a lot of potential, I think he's more of a pro-style QB compared to Drew Allen (atleast in HS).
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