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NFL | Indiana | quarterback | running back

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by Rudy J. Klancnik

Lookalike:athan Ogden

Bonus Rookie:waan Randle El, Jack-of-all-trades, Indiana —He played quarterback for the Hoosiers, but NFL scouts think he can play running back, receiver, and possibly even cornerback. Don’t tell that to Randle El. He wants to play QB. Regardless, this kid will make NFL defenders look as though they’re tackling a ghost.
Lookalike: Kordell Stewart — K.

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