Sheehan has done just about everything except sell popcorn at halftime this season. The West Sioux sophomore completed three passes, averaged 10 yards on eight carries, caught three balls for 136 yards and two touchdowns, delivered a tackle for loss and a sack, returned a kick for 37 yards and brought back a pair of punts during his team’s first seven games. His sophomore season highlights to date illustrate how he can impact games in so many ways. His physicality is advanced for a sophomore. His speed also is unusual for his age, and it appears he’s playing a tick or two faster than the opponent. Based on evidence so far, it’s difficult to project where he would play on the next level. But having versatility and flexibility positionally are assets. And the athleticism is college prospect worthy.