Which current Owl has an interception against a starting QB in the NFL?

At least I think he's a current Owl - he's still on the roster but hasn't played in any games this season.

That's your super-duper give-it-away hint.

Really interesting question to look up. I'll type it here in the default background color. Highlight for the answer.

George Nyakwol, 2018 @ Wake Forest, 4Q 12:54. Kendall Hinton was a 3-year starter at QB for Wake and got a 5th year due to a sophomore-year injury. His RS JR year, he fell all the way back to third string, not helped by going 2 of 3 for 2 yards and an INT against us in garbage time (he was 0 of 5 the rest of the season). He played his RS SR year as a WR (1001 yards) and still plays in the NFL as a receiver. Broncos are out all three of their regular QBs this weekend, so they're playing him as their best alternative.

Box score for the game in question.

Who threw the longest TD pass ever at Rice Stadium?

(11-29-2020 03:06 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  Who threw the longest TD pass ever at Rice Stadium?

Chris Collingsworth

(11-29-2020 12:14 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Which current Owl has an interception against a starting QB in the NFL?

At least I think he's a current Owl - he's still on the roster but hasn't played in any games this season.

That's your super-duper give-it-away hint.

George Nyakwol

Technically Hinton didn't start the game today (they went with a wildcat type offense to begin the game), but he's their only 'quarterback' on the roster. And while he didn't do much against Rice, I don't think he's now a WR because of that game. The bottom line is he's not a college quarterback, let alone an NFL starter.

It wouldn't shock me if Denver finishes their game today without a completed pass.

(11-29-2020 03:33 PM)bobreinhold1 Wrote:  

(11-29-2020 03:06 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  Who threw the longest TD pass ever at Rice Stadium?

Chris Collinsworth

Yep, I was there and I imagine you were too.

(11-29-2020 05:05 PM)Fort Bend Owl Wrote:  Technically Hinton didn't start the game today (they went with a wildcat type offense to begin the game), but he's their only 'quarterback' on the roster. And while he didn't do much against Rice, I don't think he's now a WR because of that game. The bottom line is he's not a college quarterback, let alone an NFL starter.

It wouldn't shock me if Denver finishes their game today without a completed pass.

With about 13 minutes to play the Broncos have 1 completion in 9 attempts. They also have 2 INTs.