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I think this is new. Anyway NFL's official combine site is NFLcombine.net
List of all players
http://www.nflcombine.net/players/official-invite-list
List of all players
http://www.nflcombine.net/players/official-invite-list
schedule from same site:
February 23rd – March 1st, 2011
23th-26thDay 1 Arrivals*: Grp 1(PK, ST, OL), Grp 2(OL), Grp 3(TE)
WednesdayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
ThursdayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
FridayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, *PK/ST Workout*, Interviews
SaturdayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
24th-27thDay 2 Arrivals*: Grp 4(QB, WO), Grp 5(QB, WO), Grp 6(RB)
ThursdayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
FridayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
SaturdayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, Interviews
SundayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
25th-28thDay 3 Arrivals: Grp 7(DL), Grp 8(DL), Grp 9(LB)
FridayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
SaturdayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
SundayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, Interviews
MondayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
26th-1stDay 4 Arrivals: Grp 10(DB), Grp 11(DB)
SaturdayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
SundayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
MondayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, Interviews
TuesdayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
February 23rd – March 1st, 2011
23th-26thDay 1 Arrivals*: Grp 1(PK, ST, OL), Grp 2(OL), Grp 3(TE)
WednesdayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
ThursdayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
FridayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, *PK/ST Workout*, Interviews
SaturdayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
24th-27thDay 2 Arrivals*: Grp 4(QB, WO), Grp 5(QB, WO), Grp 6(RB)
ThursdayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
FridayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
SaturdayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, Interviews
SundayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
25th-28thDay 3 Arrivals: Grp 7(DL), Grp 8(DL), Grp 9(LB)
FridayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
SaturdayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
SundayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, Interviews
MondayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
26th-1stDay 4 Arrivals: Grp 10(DB), Grp 11(DB)
SaturdayTravel, Registration, Pre-exam & X-ray, Orientation, Interviews
SundayMeasurements, Exams, Media, Psych Tests, Interviews
MondayNFLPA Meeting, Psych Tests, Interviews
TuesdayWorkout (timing, stations, skill drills), Departure
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can't find the odds links but here's a brief about em'
http://www.musiccitymiracles.com/2011/2/22/2008396/who-is-ready-for-some-2011-nfl-combine-prop-bets
http://www.musiccitymiracles.com/2011/2/22/2008396/who-is-ready-for-some-2011-nfl-combine-prop-bets
WR
Baldwin will run a high 4.3/low 4.4 with a vert 38+. Little will run a high 4.4/low 4.5 with a 37+ vert. Both will eliminate major charactor concerns.
Baldwin will come out of the combine as a consensus 1st rd pick. Little will rise to a top 5-6 WR and 2nd round pick.
RB
D Thomas will run a 4.5 and will o well in the other drills, proving to be more athletic than many give him credit for. R. Williams will run a low 4.4 40 and will have one of the top 5 shuttle times.
Thomas will come out of the combine as a consensus 2nd round pick and 4-5th RB in the draft. R Williams will move up doubter boards to the 1st round and will enter many conversations as potentially the top back in the draft.
Baldwin will run a high 4.3/low 4.4 with a vert 38+. Little will run a high 4.4/low 4.5 with a 37+ vert. Both will eliminate major charactor concerns.
Baldwin will come out of the combine as a consensus 1st rd pick. Little will rise to a top 5-6 WR and 2nd round pick.
RB
D Thomas will run a 4.5 and will o well in the other drills, proving to be more athletic than many give him credit for. R. Williams will run a low 4.4 40 and will have one of the top 5 shuttle times.
Thomas will come out of the combine as a consensus 2nd round pick and 4-5th RB in the draft. R Williams will move up doubter boards to the 1st round and will enter many conversations as potentially the top back in the draft.
Spike
Footballguy
I don't buy this one.
renesauz
IBL Representative
This schedule format is about as clear as mud.
snipped to try to make it more clear
From Rob Rang's blog:
The Combine is, of course, about the prospects weighing in, taking medicals, doing interviews and working out.
For much of the media sitting inside the Lucas Oil Stadium, however, the Combine is more important in that many of the NFL's teams' head coaches and front office executives take questions.
For those of you interested, here is Thursday's schedule:
[*]10:00 Chan Gailey, head coach, Buffalo Bills
[*]10:15 Steve Spagnuolo, head coach, St. Louis Rams
[*]10:30 Ron Rivera, head coach, Carolina Panthers
[*]10:45 Jeff Ireland, general manager, Miami Dolphins
[*]11:00 John Fox, head coach, Denver Broncos
[*]11:15 Trent Baalke, general manager, San Francisco 49ers
[*]11:30 John Harbaugh, head coach, Baltimore Ravens
[*]11:45 Jim Schwartz, head coach, Detroit Lions
[*]Noon Mark Dominik, general manager, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[*]12:15 Kevin Colbert, Personnel Chief, Pittsburgh Steelers
[*]12:30 Rick Spielman, Vice President of Player Personnel, Minnesota Vikings
[*]12:45 Jim Harbaugh, head coach, San Francisco 49ers
[*]1:00 Hue Jackson, head coach, Oakland Raiders
[*]1:15 Mike Munchak, head coach, Tennessee Titans
[*]3:00 Howie Roseman, general manager, Philadelphia Eagles
[*]3:30 Rex Ryan, head coach, New York Jets
[*]3:45 Mike Tannebaum, general manager, New York Jets
[*]4:00 Jason Garrett, head coach, Dallas Cowboys
The Combine is, of course, about the prospects weighing in, taking medicals, doing interviews and working out.
For much of the media sitting inside the Lucas Oil Stadium, however, the Combine is more important in that many of the NFL's teams' head coaches and front office executives take questions.
For those of you interested, here is Thursday's schedule:
[*]10:00 Chan Gailey, head coach, Buffalo Bills
[*]10:15 Steve Spagnuolo, head coach, St. Louis Rams
[*]10:30 Ron Rivera, head coach, Carolina Panthers
[*]10:45 Jeff Ireland, general manager, Miami Dolphins
[*]11:00 John Fox, head coach, Denver Broncos
[*]11:15 Trent Baalke, general manager, San Francisco 49ers
[*]11:30 John Harbaugh, head coach, Baltimore Ravens
[*]11:45 Jim Schwartz, head coach, Detroit Lions
[*]Noon Mark Dominik, general manager, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
[*]12:15 Kevin Colbert, Personnel Chief, Pittsburgh Steelers
[*]12:30 Rick Spielman, Vice President of Player Personnel, Minnesota Vikings
[*]12:45 Jim Harbaugh, head coach, San Francisco 49ers
[*]1:00 Hue Jackson, head coach, Oakland Raiders
[*]1:15 Mike Munchak, head coach, Tennessee Titans
[*]3:00 Howie Roseman, general manager, Philadelphia Eagles
[*]3:30 Rex Ryan, head coach, New York Jets
[*]3:45 Mike Tannebaum, general manager, New York Jets
[*]4:00 Jason Garrett, head coach, Dallas Cowboys
Rang's top 40 time predictions
QB: Jake Locker, Washington -- I'm picking a bit of an upset from the start. Cam Newton is considered the favorite by most to the fastest and perhaps he'll prove he is. I expect each of them to run in the 4.5 range.
RB: Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech -- It is too bad that Eastern Washington's Taiwan Jones is still recovering from a broken bone, as I would have loved to have picked the D-II star to shock the world here. The world will have to wait for his Pro Day. If Williams runs the 4.4 or better time I expect, he could make a push for the late first round, just like former Cal star Jahvid Best did last year.
WR: Ricardo Lockett, Fort Valley State -- Despite the fact that he's a D-II prospect, Lockett's explosive speed at 6-3, 212 pounds makes him a well known commodity to many scouts. Lockette has publicly said he hopes to challenge Chris Johnson's 4.24 second time from 2008. Abilene Christian's Edmund Gates, Troy's Jerrel Jernigan, Boise State's Titus Young and Maryland's Torrey Smith can also fly, making wide receiver the year's most competitive group.
TE: Virgil Green, Nevada -- If anyone might have wondered why the Wolfpack lost only one game last year, you can point to the spectacular athleticism of Green, OLB Moch and, of course, QB Colin Kaepernick. Green could wind up in the 4.5s at 6-4 and 250 pounds.
OL: Nate Solder, Colorado -- USC's Tyron Smith is a spectacular athlete, but so too is Solder. There are some who believe he'll produce results similar to the ones that pushed former Central Michigan star Joe Staley into the first round. Staley was credited with a 4.78 second time in the 40 at 6-6, 306 pounds.
DL: Robert Quinn, North Carolina -- With nearly a full year to prepare for these workouts, as well as jaw-dropping athleticism to begin with, Quinn is going to be impressive. Perhaps that's why I listed him as my No. 5 overall prospect in the 2011 draft and have argued for months that he's a more explosive pass rusher than Da'Quan Bowers.
LB: Dontay Moch, Nevada -- Moch stunned scouts last spring when he was clocked in at 4.28 seconds in the 40-yard dash. I'm not so sure he can match that time on Indianapolis' notoriously slow track, but he should lap the field in a relatively weak year for linebackers.
CB: Demarcus Van Dyke, Miami -- LSU's Patrick Peterson told the media that his goal in the 40-yard dash was in the 4.2s. Van Dyke might actually accomplish this rare feat.
S: Rahim Moore, UCLA -- I'm not as high on Moore as many are, but there is no denying his pure athleticism. He could be one of the few safeties in this class that can break the 4.50 mark.
http://rob-rang.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/13682485/27633411
QB: Jake Locker, Washington -- I'm picking a bit of an upset from the start. Cam Newton is considered the favorite by most to the fastest and perhaps he'll prove he is. I expect each of them to run in the 4.5 range.
RB: Ryan Williams, Virginia Tech -- It is too bad that Eastern Washington's Taiwan Jones is still recovering from a broken bone, as I would have loved to have picked the D-II star to shock the world here. The world will have to wait for his Pro Day. If Williams runs the 4.4 or better time I expect, he could make a push for the late first round, just like former Cal star Jahvid Best did last year.
WR: Ricardo Lockett, Fort Valley State -- Despite the fact that he's a D-II prospect, Lockett's explosive speed at 6-3, 212 pounds makes him a well known commodity to many scouts. Lockette has publicly said he hopes to challenge Chris Johnson's 4.24 second time from 2008. Abilene Christian's Edmund Gates, Troy's Jerrel Jernigan, Boise State's Titus Young and Maryland's Torrey Smith can also fly, making wide receiver the year's most competitive group.
TE: Virgil Green, Nevada -- If anyone might have wondered why the Wolfpack lost only one game last year, you can point to the spectacular athleticism of Green, OLB Moch and, of course, QB Colin Kaepernick. Green could wind up in the 4.5s at 6-4 and 250 pounds.
OL: Nate Solder, Colorado -- USC's Tyron Smith is a spectacular athlete, but so too is Solder. There are some who believe he'll produce results similar to the ones that pushed former Central Michigan star Joe Staley into the first round. Staley was credited with a 4.78 second time in the 40 at 6-6, 306 pounds.
DL: Robert Quinn, North Carolina -- With nearly a full year to prepare for these workouts, as well as jaw-dropping athleticism to begin with, Quinn is going to be impressive. Perhaps that's why I listed him as my No. 5 overall prospect in the 2011 draft and have argued for months that he's a more explosive pass rusher than Da'Quan Bowers.
LB: Dontay Moch, Nevada -- Moch stunned scouts last spring when he was clocked in at 4.28 seconds in the 40-yard dash. I'm not so sure he can match that time on Indianapolis' notoriously slow track, but he should lap the field in a relatively weak year for linebackers.
CB: Demarcus Van Dyke, Miami -- LSU's Patrick Peterson told the media that his goal in the 40-yard dash was in the 4.2s. Van Dyke might actually accomplish this rare feat.
S: Rahim Moore, UCLA -- I'm not as high on Moore as many are, but there is no denying his pure athleticism. He could be one of the few safeties in this class that can break the 4.50 mark.
http://rob-rang.blogs.cbssports.com/mcc/blogs/entry/13682485/27633411
rabidfireweasel
Footballguy
If Shane Vereen weighs in over 205 pounds, he is going to shoot up a lock of mock drafts. I am in the minority, but I think he is a late 2nd - early 3rd round pick. most have him as rb 8 -12, and I just don't see that.
Matt Waldman
Footballguy
Vereen is a talented guy and I think he could have a strong career if he can maintain a weight of 205-215 pounds. Chad Spann of NIU should have been invited to the combine. He might not get drafted, but he's one of the more impressive RBs I've seen all year and I think he's got some Priest Holmes on him. I agree with Rob about Green - I really like what I see of him on film. Probably the most athletic TE in this class.
I agree. I don't get the love for Thomas. He runs so upright and looks plain average.
Biabreakable
Footballguy
Some interesting tidbits being bandied around.
Carolina Hustler
Footballguy
Kleck
Footballguy
I noticed yesterday that Football's Future was posting some heights & weights for TE/OT/OG/C. Anyone know of any other sites posting anything yet?
DawnBTVS
Footballguy
thriftyrocker
Footballguy
gained 19 lbs since Senior Bowl!?
Concept Coop
Footballguy
That is what I was just thinking. That doesn't make sense, unless he played through the flu.
Key weigh-ins that IMO benefit the view of the value of the player
Vereen 5'10 210 - Perfect RB size. In my eyes he moves way up. He has legit 3 down back size.
Todman 5'9 203 - Still may only be a 3rd down back, but 203 is a lot better than the 195 range I though he would be in.
R Williams 5'9 212 - Perfect RB size. IMO, this is step one for his rise in value. If he runs the expected low 4.4 and great shuttle, he WILL be in the discussion for the 1st back taken.
D Thomas - 6'0 230 - So much for the too tall opinions. Downside is he won't run at the combine and that will hurt.
Q Rodgers - 5'5 7/8 196 - Shorter but heavier than I though he would be. He can obviously get to 200lbs and in my eyes that makes him an interesting prospect...a lot more interesting than he would have been at the 187-190 I thought he would be.
Vereen 5'10 210 - Perfect RB size. In my eyes he moves way up. He has legit 3 down back size.
Todman 5'9 203 - Still may only be a 3rd down back, but 203 is a lot better than the 195 range I though he would be in.
R Williams 5'9 212 - Perfect RB size. IMO, this is step one for his rise in value. If he runs the expected low 4.4 and great shuttle, he WILL be in the discussion for the 1st back taken.
D Thomas - 6'0 230 - So much for the too tall opinions. Downside is he won't run at the combine and that will hurt.
Q Rodgers - 5'5 7/8 196 - Shorter but heavier than I though he would be. He can obviously get to 200lbs and in my eyes that makes him an interesting prospect...a lot more interesting than he would have been at the 187-190 I thought he would be.
Wow, a lot of these short guys have some decent weight to them, very promising. Vereen will likely start shooting up draft boards.
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
'shader said:
loose circuits
Footballguy
Dion Lewis 5-6 1/2 193 That's pretty stout. Bet both those little guys are hard to track behind line of scrimmage and over 190 lbs leaves them with plenty of size IMO.
Concept Coop
Footballguy
Anthony Allen Georgia Tech 6-1 228 -- -- -- --
Armando Allen Notre Dame 5-8 199 -- -- -- --
Matthew Asiata Utah 5-11 229 -- -- -- --
Damien Berry Miami 5-10 211 -- -- -- --
Allen Bradford USC 5-11 242 -- -- -- --
Delone Carter Syracuse 5-9 222 -- -- -- --
Shaun Chapas Georgia 6-2 247 -- -- -- --
John Clay Wisconsin 6-1 230 -- -- -- --
Graig Cooper Miami 5-10 205 -- -- -- --
Noel Devine West Virginia 5-8 179 -- -- -- --
Shaun Draughn North Carolina 5-11 213 -- -- -- --
Darren Evans Virginia Tech 6-0 227 -- -- -- --
Mario Fannin Auburn 5-10 231 -- -- -- --
Alex Green Hawaii 6-0 225 -- -- -- --
Jamie Harper Clemson 5-11 233 -- -- -- --
Stanley Havili USC 6-0 227 -- -- -- --
Roy Helu Nebraska 6-0 219 -- -- -- --
Kendall Hunter Oklahoma State 5-7 199 -- -- -- --
Henry Hynoski Pittsburgh 6-0 257 -- -- -- --
Mark Ingram Alabama 5-9 215 -- -- -- --
Taiwan Jones Eastern Washington 6-0 194 -- -- -- --
Mikel Leshoure Illinois 6-0 227 -- -- -- --
Dion Lewis Pittsburgh 5-7 193 -- -- -- --
Derrick Locke Kentucky 5-8 188 -- -- -- --
Owen Marecic Stanford 6-1 248 -- -- -- --
DeMarco Murray Oklahoma 6-0 213 -- -- -- --
Bilal Powell Louisville 5-11 207 -- -- -- --
Stevan Ridley LSU 5-11 225 -- -- -- --
Jacquizz Rodgers Oregon State 5-6 196 -- -- -- --
Evan Royster Penn State 6-0 212 -- -- -- --
Brandon Saine Ohio State 5-11 220 -- -- -- --
Da'Rel Scott Maryland 5-11 211 -- -- -- --
Anthony Sherman Connecticut 5-10 242 -- -- -- --
Vai Taua Nevada 5-10 213 -- -- -- --
Daniel Thomas Kansas State 6-0 230 DNP -- DNP DNP
Jordan Todman Connecticut 5-9 203 -- -- -- --
Shane Vereen California 5-10 210 -- -- -- --
Johnny White North Carolina 5-10 209 -- -- -- --
Ryan Williams Virginia Tech 5-9 212
Armando Allen Notre Dame 5-8 199 -- -- -- --
Matthew Asiata Utah 5-11 229 -- -- -- --
Damien Berry Miami 5-10 211 -- -- -- --
Allen Bradford USC 5-11 242 -- -- -- --
Delone Carter Syracuse 5-9 222 -- -- -- --
Shaun Chapas Georgia 6-2 247 -- -- -- --
John Clay Wisconsin 6-1 230 -- -- -- --
Graig Cooper Miami 5-10 205 -- -- -- --
Noel Devine West Virginia 5-8 179 -- -- -- --
Shaun Draughn North Carolina 5-11 213 -- -- -- --
Darren Evans Virginia Tech 6-0 227 -- -- -- --
Mario Fannin Auburn 5-10 231 -- -- -- --
Alex Green Hawaii 6-0 225 -- -- -- --
Jamie Harper Clemson 5-11 233 -- -- -- --
Stanley Havili USC 6-0 227 -- -- -- --
Roy Helu Nebraska 6-0 219 -- -- -- --
Kendall Hunter Oklahoma State 5-7 199 -- -- -- --
Henry Hynoski Pittsburgh 6-0 257 -- -- -- --
Mark Ingram Alabama 5-9 215 -- -- -- --
Taiwan Jones Eastern Washington 6-0 194 -- -- -- --
Mikel Leshoure Illinois 6-0 227 -- -- -- --
Dion Lewis Pittsburgh 5-7 193 -- -- -- --
Derrick Locke Kentucky 5-8 188 -- -- -- --
Owen Marecic Stanford 6-1 248 -- -- -- --
DeMarco Murray Oklahoma 6-0 213 -- -- -- --
Bilal Powell Louisville 5-11 207 -- -- -- --
Stevan Ridley LSU 5-11 225 -- -- -- --
Jacquizz Rodgers Oregon State 5-6 196 -- -- -- --
Evan Royster Penn State 6-0 212 -- -- -- --
Brandon Saine Ohio State 5-11 220 -- -- -- --
Da'Rel Scott Maryland 5-11 211 -- -- -- --
Anthony Sherman Connecticut 5-10 242 -- -- -- --
Vai Taua Nevada 5-10 213 -- -- -- --
Daniel Thomas Kansas State 6-0 230 DNP -- DNP DNP
Jordan Todman Connecticut 5-9 203 -- -- -- --
Shane Vereen California 5-10 210 -- -- -- --
Johnny White North Carolina 5-10 209 -- -- -- --
Ryan Williams Virginia Tech 5-9 212
Andy Dufresne
Footballguy
Interesting. That's about 10 pounds heavier than he's listed at, right?
Concept Coop
Footballguy
Of the top of my head, about 7 pounds heavier. He only weighs 3 pounds less than Ingram, but could run a tenth of a second faster. I have always liked him more than LeShoure, but I think he will be right up there with the other two if he runs well.
Kitrick Taylor
Footballguy
According to Walter Football, Torrey Smith had his hands measured at 8 5/8. As a point of reference, only two WRs at last years combine had smaller hands. They were Brandon Banks who was 5'6" and 149lbs with 8 1/4 inch hands, and Marcus Easley who is 6'2", 210lbs and has 8 1/2" hands. This can't be good for Smith's draft stock if true.
Time Kibitzer
Footballguy
Based solely off game film, I think it will be very unlikely that Ryan Williams runs a tenth of a second faster than Ingram, but we shall see for sure soon enough.
DawnBTVS
Footballguy
I think the following players helped their stock a bit.
Da'Rel Scott: Measured in at 5'11" and 211. Very solid size and on tape looks like can be a solid 2nd Round/3rd Round find at the RB position.
Kendall Hunter: Measured in at 5'7" and 199. Should move himself into the 3rd Round/4th Round since he showed he can carry the necessary weight (Barry Sanders was 5'8" and 203 after all) and Hunter's shown on tape to be a tougher runner than most think.
DeMarco Murray: Arguably my favorite back in the entire draft, honestly. Good height/weight at 6'0" 213 and should run a fast time.
Julio Jones: Measured in weighing 9 pounds more than Green despite being an inch shorter. If he can run as fast/equal as Green, he could push himself into the 1st WR off the board spot.
Niles Paul: Measured in at 6'1" 224 and is really fast on film. If he can run equally fast at 224, he'll find himself sneaking into the 2nd Round probably.
Ronald Johnson: Measured in at 5'11" 199 and is a solid 2nd-4th Round pick that could pay off. He can likely get up around 205 to 210 at the NFL level and could surprise if he can play fast at that weight.
Da'Rel Scott: Measured in at 5'11" and 211. Very solid size and on tape looks like can be a solid 2nd Round/3rd Round find at the RB position.
Kendall Hunter: Measured in at 5'7" and 199. Should move himself into the 3rd Round/4th Round since he showed he can carry the necessary weight (Barry Sanders was 5'8" and 203 after all) and Hunter's shown on tape to be a tougher runner than most think.
DeMarco Murray: Arguably my favorite back in the entire draft, honestly. Good height/weight at 6'0" 213 and should run a fast time.
Julio Jones: Measured in weighing 9 pounds more than Green despite being an inch shorter. If he can run as fast/equal as Green, he could push himself into the 1st WR off the board spot.
Niles Paul: Measured in at 6'1" 224 and is really fast on film. If he can run equally fast at 224, he'll find himself sneaking into the 2nd Round probably.
Ronald Johnson: Measured in at 5'11" 199 and is a solid 2nd-4th Round pick that could pay off. He can likely get up around 205 to 210 at the NFL level and could surprise if he can play fast at that weight.
Concept Coop
Footballguy
I don't know how you can put Hunter down as improving his stock, he was listed at 197. Scott is a last day prospect, based on everything I have read. I am not a big Murray fan and I don't think he helped himself--I don't think anyone questioned his weight. Jones will not push Green. It was plain to see that Jones was the bigger player. I don't think anyone is surprised by the 9 pounds at all. Green is much more fluid and has better hands.
No Way Jose
Footballguy
You can see a tenth of a second of a difference in game film? Any scouts reading this board, get this man a job.
Time Kibitzer
Footballguy
It's not too difficult. In general, if the player is able to run away from everybody than he'll probably run in the 4.3s at the combine. If he can run step for step with DB's then he'll probably run in the 4.4s. If he gets caught from behind by DB's but not LB's then he'll prob run in the 4.5s. If he gets caught from behind by LBs then he'll prob run in the 4.6s.
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Getinthemix
Footballguy
What "game film" do you have access to?
Time Kibitzer
Footballguy
Videos on youtube.
Spike
Footballguy
Nope.
Carolina Hustler
Footballguy
Well that's rather bullish.If he's talking about NFL draft how can you say this? Take a look at how things shook out in previous seasons.
Even in Dynasty there are people considering Jones over Green.
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