09-30-2015, 04:35 PM
I like the concept of this thread a lot. Too often we (and I will include myself here, as well as the Big We of media, fan chat sites, etc) end up focusing on the shortcomings of athletes, rather than their strengths.
Added to Trumpcard's list, I would add Hogan's leadership as a definite plus for Hogan, particularly this year. His willingness to play through obvious pain, his understanding of the offense, and his experience, have all helped him emerge as a true leader, and you increasingly hear other players say so. Whichever QB takes over when Hogan's Stanford career is over and he moves on will have a tough act to follow.
Added to Trumpcard's list, I would add Hogan's leadership as a definite plus for Hogan, particularly this year. His willingness to play through obvious pain, his understanding of the offense, and his experience, have all helped him emerge as a true leader, and you increasingly hear other players say so. Whichever QB takes over when Hogan's Stanford career is over and he moves on will have a tough act to follow.