[needle]

And probably forget recruiting any QB’s who are mission kids.

Or find a Jack Mildren type who have no NFL future and run the Wishbone.

The year-to-year improvement in Fehoko was really remarkable. When I first saw him play, I wondered if he would ever develop into the kind of receiver you felt comfortable throwing to on third-and-medium. He seemed only a deep threat, and one with questionable hands, at that. He developed into a reliable target and, to my uninformed eye, solid route runner. My hunch is that Fehoko will not be drafted all that high but I really believe he has a much better chance at a long NFL career than some other recent Stanford wideouts.

[needle]

And probably forget recruiting any QB’s who are mission kids.

Or find a Jack Mildren type who have no NFL future and run the Wishbone.

The year-to-year improvement in Fehoko was really remarkable. When I first saw him play, I wondered if he would ever develop into the kind of receiver you felt comfortable throwing to on third-and-medium. He seemed only a deep threat, and one with questionable hands, at that. He developed into a reliable target and, to my uninformed eye, solid route runner. My hunch is that Fehoko will not be drafted all that high but I really believe he has a much better chance at a long NFL career than some other recent Stanford wideouts.