Bigger Impact...Kevin or Kelvin

I think Kelvin has more room to make an impact since he has 3 more years and Kevin has 1. However, Kevin is more built and ready to play right now, I believe. That being said, I'm really excited about what Kelvin can bring to the team, he's a speedy, shifty guy, the total opposite of his brother. We need depth and athleticism and he brings both. Hopefully older bro will be around too.

a lot of good insight in that interview into Kevin and Kelvin. First of all, I didn't know it was pronounced like "Calvin". Also, while I'm glad he stayed at Michigan, I am just a little skeptical about Kelvin succeeding at football. Given that he hasn't played in two years and comes into a position that is just satiated with players that possess a similar skill set, I feel like he might get crowded out of playing time. But having seen his raw athleticism on the basketball court and in high school, he is someone to watch.

As far as Kevin, I don't think it is his legal trouble keeping him from playing time, I think it is just the whole square peg in a round hole analogy - the perception that he doesn't fit in the offense. But I really root for the guy and I think he should have a bigger role in the offense and can have success if given the chance and stays healthy. (A little discerning that his father didn't give a straight up "yes" to the question if he was going to be on the team or not.)

So Kevin has the bigger impact.

What's the deal with Kevin, anyway? I don't remember seeing an announcement that he was let go, but everyone seemed to think he was definitely gone.

what would be written on the jerseys? Kev Grady and Kel Grady?

Since it would be hard to have had much less impact than Kevin. I sort of feel bad for him given the expectations that he surely had for himself, but every program has five-star guys who just don't make it, for whatever reason. It would be great to see him have a strong senior season.

IMO neither will make much of a Impact. This year Kevin could if minor, brown, and shaw get hurt, and Kelvin is at best would make an impact in 2010 but with vincent, toussaint cox and hopefully hopkins I don't see it.

Their dad sounds like Bill Cosby.

has more than 10 or 11 carries the entire year (subject to your request we assume he's on the team). I see the RB pecking order as Minor, Brown, Smith and Shaw all ahead of Grady. His short yardage carries should be gobbled up by Minor barring injury. And as far as Grady "not fitting into the system", I don't think that's it all--I just don't think he's very good. Shaw and McGuffie showed far more potential last year than Grady did under Carr, the system that was supposed to fit him. That said, I see that as better than what Kelvin will do.

Five stars, nuff said.

how are names on the back going to be displayed?

Well since they were both spawned from the devil himself, i cant imagine either of them being any help in the fall. (I've met their dad a couple of times and am from the same area, very bad reputation. and he takes his anger out on servers when his ribs were too burnt at the T.G.I. Fridays in Kentwood. i dislike this man along with a majority of West Michigan)

Kelvin has 3 years left. Kevin has one, and will probably barely be used this year as a situational back (if he even plays this year). So, by default, Kelvin has a better chance to contribute.

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