James Washington lighting it up

Nate Washington had a solid career after leaving us.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't remember Limas Sweed having iffy hands in college. I honestly believe that he was one of those people who subconsciously never believed he belonged in the NFL -- maybe too many people told him on his way up that he'd never amount to anything etc. I wonder if he ever tried seeing a sports psychiatrist.

There have been stranger cases than him like major league all-star second basemen Steve Sax and Chuck Knoblauch who both forgot how to throw the ball over to first base accurately. OH, LOL. and catcher Mackey Sasser who couldn't even throw the ball back to the pitcher!

 

Profootball-reference screwed up. Archer was always a running back, though his size and speed were better suited to receiver and his head was better suited to another line of work.

 

And the Pirates' Steve Blass. He suddenly forgot how to pitch.

 

Interesting tidbit on Washington:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.be...ws-notes-video-highlights-nfl-injuries-latest

 

from Wikipedia.
in 2009, he played in 11 games as a wide receiver/running back and had 246 rushing yards and 231 receiving yards.