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George Wrighster

Weight: 249

Position: TE

College: Oregon

Drafted: Pick 7 of the 4th round by Jacksonville
Analysis
Positives: Solid blocker with a muscular, compact frame...Quick to get his hands up on a defender...Has quick feet and plays with an aggressive nature...Does a solid job of getting to the second level to cut off and neutralize the linebackers...Has an explosive release off the line...Maintains his balance while absorbing the hits in traffic... Quick in and out of his breaks, displaying good concentration going up for the ball...Quick to extend his arms to haul in the high pass...Natural receiver who works hard to get open... Has the agility to sink his hips and turn upfield rapidly after the catch...Shows the leg drive and upper body power to break tackles and the acceleration to separate from the defender running down the sidelines...Knows how to use his hands to escape the press at the line of scrimmage... Does a nice job of working back towards the ball and can find the seam on deep routes.
Negatives: Shows liabilities as a blocker due to adequate strength...Does not go after the linebackers on a regular basis when called upon to block upfield for the ground game... Will try to wall and screen off the defenders, but with little success as his lack of power prevents him from gaining advantage coming off the ball... Could be used more as an H-back, as he has problems "keeping his leg" underneath him when trying to maintain position vs. the larger defenders...Needs to develop better hand usage as a blocker, as he tends to try and out-wrestle with his opponent...While he has good acceleration after the catch, he lacks the ideal speed you look for in a tight end...Needs better muscle tone.
Career Notes
Used mostly in two-tight end formations until taking over as the starter in his junior year...Caught 53 passes for 694 yards (13.1 avg) and seven touchdowns in 37 games.
2002 Season

All-Pac 10 Conference second-team selection...Started every game, finishing second on the team with 41 receptions for 568 yards (13.9 avg) and six touchdowns.

Reserve tight end, seeing action in every game...Caught 12 passes for 126 yards (10.5 avg) and a touchdown.

Saw action in every game, playing mostly in short yardage situations...Did not catch any passes.

Redshirted as a freshman.

32 1/2 10 25 16 34 1/2 9'7" 7.24

2000 12 00 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.00 0.00

2001 12 00 12 126 10.5 1 25 1.00 10.50

2002 13 13 41 568 13.9 6 50 3.15 43.69

TOTAL 37 13 53 694 13.1 7 50 1.43 18.76
RUSHING STATISTICS SPECIAL TEAM TACKLES

YEAR NO YARDS AVG TD LONG TK SO AS FR FC

2002 1 1 1.0 1 1 3 3 0 0 0

Onterrio Smith

Weight: 220

Position: RB

College: Oregon

Drafted: Pick 8 of the 4th round by Minnesota
Analysis
Positives: Compactly built runner with a solid upper body frame...Very quick coming out of his stance, getting into top speed immediately...Quite sudden in his movements, gaining advantage over the defender with his juking moves...Has great field vision, easily spotting blockers down-field and seeing the rush lanes, running through the holes with awareness...Picks and slides through the inside holes at a low pad level...Changes his angles properly to reach the outside corner when the inside rush lanes are clogged... Displays fluid lateral agility and the balance to spin, plant and drive with no hesitation in order to gain additional yardage upfield...Explosive runner with the wiggle and hip swerve to break tackles down and make defenders miss...Very quick to get on the edge to outrun the pack...Sees threats well and reacts instantly when the initial rush lane is clogged... Shows surprising power in his leg drive and is capable of moving the pile.
Negatives: Appears more comfortable running on the edge than up the middle...Has to secure the ball better on his carries to prevent the costly fumble, as he carries the pigskin too loosely...Needs to polish his route running as he tends to round his cuts and looks hesitant coming back for the underneath passes...Blocking is marginal and lacks the strength to face up and sustain (shows willingness, but no technique).
Career Notes
Outstanding big-play runner who originally began his career at the University of Tennessee...Transferred to Oregon in 2000, sharing the running duties with Maurice Morris as a sophomore before becoming the Ducks' featured back in 2002...Gained 2199 yards with 19 touchdowns on 419 carries (5.2 avg), ranking seventh on the school's all-time rushing list...Joined Morris (2000-2001) as the only players in Oregon annals to rush for over 1000 yards twice in a career...Added 149 yards and a pair of scores on 24 catches (6.2 avg) and 534 yards with a touchdown on 20 kickoff returns (26.7 avg)...Averaged 131.0 all-purpose yards per game as a Duck...Gained 2388 yards on 450 attempts, including 23 touchdowns during his entire collegiate career.
2002 Season

All-Pac 10 Conference first-team selection and team Most Valuable Player...Ranked second in the conference and 14th in the nation in rushing, averaging 133.7 yards per game...Became only the fourth running back in school annals to earn first-team All-Pac 10 honors...Played in ten games, leading the team with 244 carries for 1141 yards (4.7 avg) and 12 touchdowns...His 1141 yards rank sixth on the school's season-record list...Made 13 catches for 78 yards (6.0 avg) and returned seven kickoffs for 175 yards (25.0 avg)... Averaged 139.4 all-purpose yards per game...Ran for over 100 yards in each of his first seven games.

All-Pac 10 Conference second-team choice as both a running back and kickoff returner... Recipient of the Len Casanova Award, given to the team's top newcomer...Named Pac-10 Conference Player of the Week vs. Washington State...Played in every game, starting the Washington State contest as he shared playing time with Maurice Morris...The duo became the first tandem in school history to both gain over 1000 yards rushing in the same season, as Onterrio led the team with 175 carries for 1058 yards (6.0 avg) and seven touchdowns...Added 71 yards and a pair of scores on eleven catches (6.5 avg) and had 13 kickoff returns for 359 yards (27.6 avg) and a touchdown.

Sat out the year under NCAA transfer rules, competing on Oregon's scout team.

Saw action in eight games as a reserve halfback at the University of Tennessee...Carried 31 times for 189 yards (6.1 avg) and four touchdowns...Caught two passes for 25 yards (12.5 avg) and a score.

29 1/4 9 3/4 14 19

1999 08 00 31 189 6.1 4 61 23.63

2000 00 00 Redshirt-Transfer

2001 12 01 175 1058 6.0 7 73 88.17

2002 10 10 244 1141 4.7 12 57 114.10

TOTAL 30 11 450 2388 5.3 23 73 79.60

YEAR NO YARDS AVG TD LONG NO YARDS AVG TD LONG

1999 2 25 12.5 1 24

2001 11 71 6.5 2 22 13 359 27.6 1 96

2002 13 78 6.0 0 20 7 175 25.0 0 55

TOTAL 26 174 6.7 3 24 20 534 26.7 1 96