NIU's Jordan Lynch eagerly awaiting NFL draft

Northern Illinois Huskies Cheap Wholesale Sunglasses quarterback Jordan Lynch (6) leaves the field after the loss Friday, Dec. 6, 2013 in the MAC Championship Game at Ford Field in Detroit. (Brian Cassella / Chicago Tribune)

As it has since he was a little boy, every pick in the NFL draft this week will captivate Jordan Lynch.

Of course, Lynch asserts he is an NFL quality quarterback. But teams, including the Bears, have expressed interest in seeing what Lynch can do at other positions, notably running back and defensive back.

The Bears were the only NFL team he worked out for individually aside from Wholesale Cheap Sunglasses the NFL scouting combine. They wanted to see him work at quarterback and running back.

"Whatever I can do to help a team out, I'm willing to do," Lynch said in a phone interview Saturday. "Whatever I can do to get my foot in the door. I'll run down the field on special teams."

Lynch was a Heisman Trophy finalist last season, finishing third. He threw for 6,209 yards and 51 touchdowns in his NIU career and also rushed for 4,343 yards and 48 touchdowns. He set two NCAA quarterback records rushing for more than 300 yards in two games.

"My agent has gotten a lot of good feedback," Lynch said. "A lot of people really believe Cheap Sunglasses in me at quarterback."

His Wholesale Fake Sunglasses NFL preparation has been "a grind," the Mount Carmel High School grad said. He has worked out six or seven days every week, concentrating on his footwork with quarterback coach Donovan Dooley.

Lynch said he Cheap Replica Sunglasses has made vast improvement.

"I never took a snap under center (in college)," he Fake Sunglasses said. "We were just trying to polish that. My footwork was kind of jacked up. At first it was a struggle like with anything new but I just kept working at it. I never had developed any bad habits."