***OFFICIAL*** Combine Updates Thread (1 Viewer)

[Chaos Commish]

Sinorice Moss official 40 - 4.38

Just a tick faster than Maurice Drew.

 

[Ridgelake]

Anyone see Cutler put up 23 reps on the bench press? QBs don't normally lift and he goes and puts up a number like that. Sick.

 

[beto]

Anyone see Cutler put up 23 reps on the bench press? QBs don't normally lift and he goes and puts up a number like that. Sick.

Drunkenmiller was strong too. Cutler is really helping himself. I like him better than a similar player like Boller.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy. He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis, and injuries led to a less than stellar finish. He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles. Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

 

[Bloom]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy. He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis, and injuries led to a less than stellar finish. He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles. Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy.  He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis,  and injuries led to a less than stellar finish.  He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles.  Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

This guy is an enigma. looks like he has all the physical tools and was on his way early in his career towards becoming a top back, but has really fallen off. I wonder where he goes in this draft - I imagine his measurables are going to push him up from where he was a couple of weeks ago, but is he any better than a 5th rounder at this point? Seems to me that late in the draft, he could be a diamond in the rough - if someone can teach him to better utilize his skills, he has the size and speed to be a feature back in the NFL.

 

[Bloom]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy.  He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis,  and injuries led to a less than stellar finish.  He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles.  Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

This guy is an enigma. looks like he has all the physical tools and was on his way early in his career towards becoming a top back, but has really fallen off. I wonder where he goes in this draft - I imagine his measurables are going to push him up from where he was a couple of weeks ago, but is he any better than a 5th rounder at this point? Seems to me that late in the draft, he could be a diamond in the rough - if someone can teach him to better utilize his skills, he has the size and speed to be a feature back in the NFL.

I can't see him ranking any higher 12th-15th among RBs in the most optimistic scenario.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy.  He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis,  and injuries led to a less than stellar finish.  He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles.  Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

This guy is an enigma. looks like he has all the physical tools and was on his way early in his career towards becoming a top back, but has really fallen off. I wonder where he goes in this draft - I imagine his measurables are going to push him up from where he was a couple of weeks ago, but is he any better than a 5th rounder at this point? Seems to me that late in the draft, he could be a diamond in the rough - if someone can teach him to better utilize his skills, he has the size and speed to be a feature back in the NFL.

I can't see him ranking any higher 12th-15th among RBs in the most optimistic scenario.

Exactly - which is why I think he could be worth a late-round flyer. Do you think he simply lacks the vision/instincts to be a good back, or is his tentativeness a result of something else?

 

[Bloom]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy.  He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis,  and injuries led to a less than stellar finish.  He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles.  Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

This guy is an enigma. looks like he has all the physical tools and was on his way early in his career towards becoming a top back, but has really fallen off. I wonder where he goes in this draft - I imagine his measurables are going to push him up from where he was a couple of weeks ago, but is he any better than a 5th rounder at this point? Seems to me that late in the draft, he could be a diamond in the rough - if someone can teach him to better utilize his skills, he has the size and speed to be a feature back in the NFL.

I can't see him ranking any higher 12th-15th among RBs in the most optimistic scenario.

Exactly - which is why I think he could be worth a late-round flyer. Do you think he simply lacks the vision/instincts to be a good back, or is his tentativeness a result of something else?

my impression was that he lacked the instincts/suddenness to make it, yes. He's worth a late round flier, but no more so than guys like Damien Rhodes and A.J. Harris. Among the RBs, I was pleasantly surprised with Terrance Whitehead's short area quickness numbers - I always saw him as more of a FB/HB tweener, but his quickness numbers stacked up well next to the more pure HB prospects.

 

[nightshift]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy. He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis, and injuries led to a less than stellar finish. He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles. Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

This guy is an enigma. looks like he has all the physical tools and was on his way early in his career towards becoming a top back, but has really fallen off. I wonder where he goes in this draft - I imagine his measurables are going to push him up from where he was a couple of weeks ago, but is he any better than a 5th rounder at this point? Seems to me that late in the draft, he could be a diamond in the rough - if someone can teach him to better utilize his skills, he has the size and speed to be a feature back in the NFL.

I can't see him ranking any higher 12th-15th among RBs in the most optimistic scenario.

Exactly - which is why I think he could be worth a late-round flyer. Do you think he simply lacks the vision/instincts to be a good back, or is his tentativeness a result of something else?

my impression was that he lacked the instincts/suddenness to make it, yes. He's worth a late round flier, but no more so than guys like Damien Rhodes and A.J. Harris. Among the RBs, I was pleasantly surprised with Terrance Whitehead's short area quickness numbers - I always saw him as more of a FB/HB tweener, but his quickness numbers stacked up well next to the more pure HB prospects.

Hey Bloom, wonder why they didn't invite that Howard kid from the Senior Bowl?

 

[Kleck.]

Colin Cowherd just reported that scout inc called him to say that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

 

[nightshift]

It's being reported that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

dam that fast for a TE!

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Looking at the RB stats, it looks like Addai is helping himself, but a guy I keep seeing among the leaders in every drill is Wali Lundy.  He was a very productive back his first couple of years in college before problems with HC Al Groh, fumble-itis,  and injuries led to a less than stellar finish.  He has great power and burst for a 215 lb back, but the knock on him was that he was a 4.6 type of guy who lacked the extra gear needed to gain the corner on sweeps and get past the second level between the tackles.  Looks like that was a load of crap, though, as he turned in a 4.45 40 and was at or near the top in all the agility drills.

I dont disagree about the quality of Lundy's results this weekend, but I am still down on him based on what i saw all week at the shrine game (before Lundy got hurt) - He was very tentative making cuts and bursting through the hole.

This guy is an enigma. looks like he has all the physical tools and was on his way early in his career towards becoming a top back, but has really fallen off. I wonder where he goes in this draft - I imagine his measurables are going to push him up from where he was a couple of weeks ago, but is he any better than a 5th rounder at this point? Seems to me that late in the draft, he could be a diamond in the rough - if someone can teach him to better utilize his skills, he has the size and speed to be a feature back in the NFL.

I can't see him ranking any higher 12th-15th among RBs in the most optimistic scenario.

Exactly - which is why I think he could be worth a late-round flyer. Do you think he simply lacks the vision/instincts to be a good back, or is his tentativeness a result of something else?

my impression was that he lacked the instincts/suddenness to make it, yes. He's worth a late round flier, but no more so than guys like Damien Rhodes and A.J. Harris. Among the RBs, I was pleasantly surprised with Terrance Whitehead's short area quickness numbers - I always saw him as more of a FB/HB tweener, but his quickness numbers stacked up well next to the more pure HB prospects.

I haven't seen any numbers on him - seems like the only knock on him is lack of top-end speed. From what I've seen of him, he's got great vision for a guy who was originally recruited as a defensive player.

 

[Bojang0301]

It's being reported that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

dam that fast for a TE!

Thats fast for anybody.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Colin Cowherd just reported that scout inc called him to say that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

Yikes.I had him going #10 overall in my mock draft - any chance he goes to the Raiders or 49ers after this?

 

[Baracuda]

4.38 was his official time. Wow.

 

[Chaos Commish]

It's being reported that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

dam that fast for a TE!

On DeArrrius Howard. I read speculation that a few coaches (both NFL and NCAA) were upset with Houston Nutt for using the Shriner to feature his own player at the expense of several others. Howard got his time in the sun, and was not added to the Combine to make room for some players on the same level who needed to be looked at-- namely a couple fullbacks. On Wali Lundy. I pulled a bunch of game film out last night to watch him, Andre Hall and Brian Calhoun some more. Lundy has poor vision. He makes bad decisions. In a drill he'll look great. Make it live with options and he's not that good with cuts and finding holes.

 

[Kleck.]

4.38 was his official time. Wow.

Thanks.

 

[golfguy]

has brandon williams (WR) wisconsin run the 40 yet?

 

[Evilgrin 72]

4.38 was his official time.  Wow.

Thanks.

Same time as Sinorice Moss.

 

[Chaos Commish]

4.38 was his official time. Wow.

Thanks.

Same time as Sinorice Moss.

When you put it like that it's just scary.

 

[Chaos Commish]

TE 40s

Vernon Davis 4.38*

Tony Scheffler 4.54*

Joe Klopfenstein 4.62*

Leonard Pope 4.62*

Garrett Mills 4.64*

David Thomas 4.67*

Daniel Fells 4.95, 4.99

Matt Henshaw 4.74, 4.75

Marcedes Lewis 4.79

*Official

 

[Chaos Commish]

WR Short Shuttles:

Chad Jackson 3.97

Jovon Bouknight 4.03

Derek Hagan 4.07

Ed Hinkel 4.10

Mike Hass 4.14

Miles Austin 4.14

Travis wilson 3.99

Brandon williams 4.07

Demetrius Williams 4.08

Martin Nance 4.08

Adam Jennings 4.12

 

[wannabee]

keep an eye on Travis Wilson, folks. The kid was better as a junior than two of his teammates that were drafts 2nd/3rd round last year. He was injured and might go unnoticed.

Consider the Oklahoma WRs with he, Mark Clayton, Marc Bradley, and Brandon Jones. Yes, even with Jason White at QB.

 

[Chaos Commish]

DL 40 Times unofficial

Mark Anderson 4.68

Victor Adeyanju 4.87

Sir Henry Anderson 5.29, 5.24

Charles Bennett 4.75, 4.74

McKinley Boykin 5.06, 5.08

Manaia Brown 5.08, 5.12

Copeland Bryan 4.95, 4.91

Brodrick Bunkley 4.99, 4.95

Dusty Dvoracek 4.99, 5.05

Kader Drame 5.29

Elvis Dumbervil 4.83, 4.87

Chris Gocong 4.75

Kedric Golston 4.94

Marcus Green 5.16, 5.25

Parys Haralson 4.84, 4.83

Jason Hatcher 4.91

I think Anderson's stock has to be going up. He got the sack against D'Brick in the Senior Bowl. I watched film of him consitently beating Eric Winston yesterday. Now he's posting the best 40 among DLs. Manny Lawson and Kamerion Wimbley have a good shot at running better, but 4.68 is an explosive 40 for Anderson.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

TE 40s

Vernon Davis 4.38*

Tony Scheffler 4.54*

Joe Klopfenstein 4.62*

Leonard Pope 4.62*

Garrett Mills 4.64*

David Thomas 4.67*

Daniel Fells 4.95, 4.99

Matt Henshaw 4.74, 4.75

Marcedes Lewis 4.79

*Official

4.79 is a little slower than I expected from Lewis - I think he was hoping for more like 4.69.I like Klopfenstein quite a bit - think he could be every bit as good as Pope, Lewis, etc...

 

[Evilgrin 72]

WR Short Shuttles:

Chad Jackson 3.97

Jovon Bouknight 4.03

Derek Hagan 4.07

Ed Hinkel 4.10

Mike Hass 4.14

Miles Austin 4.14

Travis wilson 3.99

Brandon williams 4.07

Demetrius Williams 4.08

Martin Nance 4.08

Adam Jennings 4.12

Jackson is killing it.Looks like Hagan is helping himself a lot at the combine as well - that's a decent time for Nance too, considering his size.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

DL 40 Times unofficial

Mark Anderson 4.68

Victor Adeyanju 4.87

Sir Henry Anderson 5.29, 5.24

Charles Bennett 4.75, 4.74

McKinley Boykin 5.06, 5.08

Manaia Brown 5.08, 5.12

Copeland Bryan 4.95, 4.91

Brodrick Bunkley 4.99, 4.95

Dusty Dvoracek 4.99, 5.05

Kader Drame 5.29

Elvis Dumbervil 4.83, 4.87

Chris Gocong 4.75

Kedric Golston 4.94

Marcus Green 5.16, 5.25

Parys Haralson 4.84, 4.83

Jason Hatcher 4.91

I think Anderson's stock has to be going up. He got the sack against D'Brick in the Senior Bowl. I watched film of him consitently beating Eric Winston yesterday. Now he's posting the best 40 among DLs. Manny Lawson and Kamerion Wimbley have a good shot at running better, but 4.68 is an explosive 40 for Anderson.

I'd have liked to see a little better than 4.85 from Dumervil - is he fast enough to play rush OLB in a 3-4?

 

[Jason Wood]

Jackson has moved into WR1 and locked up a mid 1st round grade exiting the combine for sure. Hagan appears to be back in the mix as a top 3-5 receiver given his combine performance, a lot of people viewed Hagan as a guy with decent numbers but not enough athleticism to start at the next level; he's doing well to disprove that.

For as good as Vern Davis' measurable are, Marcedes Lewis' have been disappointing. Lewis was handily outplayed at the Senior Bowl by Dom Byrd, and running such a massively slow time is all but cementing he won't figure into the 1st round picture.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

keep an eye on Travis Wilson, folks. The kid was better as a junior than two of his teammates that were drafts 2nd/3rd round last year. He was injured and might go unnoticed.

Consider the Oklahoma WRs with he, Mark Clayton, Marc Bradley, and Brandon Jones. Yes, even with Jason White at QB.

He's got great size at 6' 3" - with this kind of quickness, he could be on the rise.

 

[Chaos Commish]

TE 40s

Vernon Davis 4.38*

Tony Scheffler 4.54*

Joe Klopfenstein 4.62*

Leonard Pope 4.62*

Garrett Mills 4.64*

David Thomas 4.67*

Daniel Fells 4.95, 4.99

Matt Henshaw 4.74, 4.75

Marcedes Lewis 4.79

*Official

4.79 is a little slower than I expected from Lewis - I think he was hoping for more like 4.69.I like Klopfenstein quite a bit - think he could be every bit as good as Pope, Lewis, etc...

on Klop. He makes tough plays and he'll be a good red zone threat. Sad thing about Lewis's time is that he has been totally dedicated to improving it for weeks, and he's just not getting results. Speed was never his game though. Really, his game is lacking (speed, routes, cutting) but it has one singular strength that makes him valuable. He can catch everything, and he can make great plays for bad passes. He has terrific hands and a basketball (rebounder) mentality to getting the ball. He's a way better blocker than he gets credit for.

 

[diesel7982]

DL 40 Times unofficial

Mark Anderson 4.68

Victor Adeyanju 4.87

Sir Henry Anderson 5.29, 5.24

Charles Bennett 4.75, 4.74

McKinley Boykin 5.06, 5.08

Manaia Brown 5.08, 5.12

Copeland Bryan 4.95, 4.91

Brodrick Bunkley 4.99, 4.95

Dusty Dvoracek 4.99, 5.05

Kader Drame 5.29

Elvis Dumbervil 4.83, 4.87

Chris Gocong 4.75

Kedric Golston 4.94

Marcus Green 5.16, 5.25

Parys Haralson 4.84, 4.83

Jason Hatcher 4.91

I think Anderson's stock has to be going up.  He got the sack against D'Brick in the Senior Bowl.  I watched film of him consitently beating Eric Winston yesterday.  Now he's posting the best 40 among DLs.  Manny Lawson and Kamerion Wimbley have a good shot at running better, but 4.68 is an explosive 40 for Anderson.

I'd have liked to see a little better than 4.85 from Dumervil - is he fast enough to play rush OLB in a 3-4?

With that time, hes barely fast enough to play DT.<6.0' and a 4.85...hes going to be lucky to be drafted midway through day 2.

 

[Jason Wood]

The bloom is definitely off the rose on Dumervil. He had already fallen out of the 1st round range at the Senior Bowl. Other LB/DE rush hybrids have been gaining more steam [Manny Lawson, Kam Wimbley, P. Harylson] and without speed or size, he's faced with having to be a team's developmental project. 2nd day is definitely a possibility at this point.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

DL 40 Times unofficial

Mark Anderson 4.68

Victor Adeyanju 4.87

Sir Henry Anderson 5.29, 5.24

Charles Bennett 4.75, 4.74

McKinley Boykin 5.06, 5.08

Manaia Brown 5.08, 5.12

Copeland Bryan 4.95, 4.91

Brodrick Bunkley 4.99, 4.95

Dusty Dvoracek 4.99, 5.05

Kader Drame 5.29

Elvis Dumbervil 4.83, 4.87

Chris Gocong 4.75

Kedric Golston 4.94

Marcus Green 5.16, 5.25

Parys Haralson 4.84, 4.83

Jason Hatcher 4.91

I think Anderson's stock has to be going up.  He got the sack against D'Brick in the Senior Bowl.  I watched film of him consitently beating Eric Winston yesterday.  Now he's posting the best 40 among DLs.  Manny Lawson and Kamerion Wimbley have a good shot at running better, but 4.68 is an explosive 40 for Anderson.

I'd have liked to see a little better than 4.85 from Dumervil - is he fast enough to play rush OLB in a 3-4?

With that time, hes barely fast enough to play DT.<6.0' and a 4.85...hes going to be lucky to be drafted midway through day 2.

I was thinking about him as a possible 2nd round pick for Pittsburgh, but with that time, I don't think he's quick enough to play the Porter/Haggans role. It's not a need with Harrison and Frazier in the fold, but I thought it could be a good value pick. Now, it doesn't look like it, despite his production, he just may not be quick enough to get the edge.

 

[Kleck.]

has brandon williams (WR) wisconsin run the 40 yet?

Williams: 5'9 3/4" 180lbs, 4.52 forty, 4.07 20S. Orr: 6' 2" 198lbs, 4.41 forty.

 

[Jason Wood]

has brandon williams (WR) wisconsin run the 40 yet?

Williams: 5'9 3/4" 180lbs, 4.52 forty, 4.07 20S. Orr: 6' 2" 198lbs, 4.41 forty.

I've had man love for Orr for some time, and while my early prediction he would factor into late 1st/early 2nd round consideration now appears off the mark, I still think someone is getting a bargain when they take him in the 3rd/4th round, for sure.

 

[diesel7982]

DL 40 Times unofficial

Mark Anderson 4.68

Victor Adeyanju 4.87

Sir Henry Anderson 5.29, 5.24

Charles Bennett 4.75, 4.74

McKinley Boykin 5.06, 5.08

Manaia Brown 5.08, 5.12

Copeland Bryan 4.95, 4.91

Brodrick Bunkley 4.99, 4.95

Dusty Dvoracek 4.99, 5.05

Kader Drame 5.29

Elvis Dumbervil 4.83, 4.87

Chris Gocong 4.75

Kedric Golston 4.94

Marcus Green 5.16, 5.25

Parys Haralson 4.84, 4.83

Jason Hatcher 4.91

I think Anderson's stock has to be going up.  He got the sack against D'Brick in the Senior Bowl.  I watched film of him consitently beating Eric Winston yesterday.  Now he's posting the best 40 among DLs.  Manny Lawson and Kamerion Wimbley have a good shot at running better, but 4.68 is an explosive 40 for Anderson.

I'd have liked to see a little better than 4.85 from Dumervil - is he fast enough to play rush OLB in a 3-4?

With that time, hes barely fast enough to play DT.<6.0' and a 4.85...hes going to be lucky to be drafted midway through day 2.

I was thinking about him as a possible 2nd round pick for Pittsburgh, but with that time, I don't think he's quick enough to play the Porter/Haggans role. It's not a need with Harrison and Frazier in the fold, but I thought it could be a good value pick. Now, it doesn't look like it, despite his production, he just may not be quick enough to get the edge.

As Wood said above, hes certainly nothing more than a developmental prospect at this point.

 

[golfguy]

thanks kleck

 

[Winston Smith]

Colin Cowherd just reported that scout inc called him to say that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

Absolutely sick.

 

[Chaos Commish]

On Dumervil. He didn't make my first day mock before the Combine, so I'm not surprised by the comments. However, I see him a little like Wood sees Orr. He's going to have significant value later in the draft. He may be one of those guys who just plays great football when it's for real. He has a bunch of great intangibles and Derrick Burgess ran a 4.8 at the combine too (irrc).

 

[Vince 6-Pack Young]

Anyone see Cutler put up 23 reps on the bench press?  QBs don't normally lift and he goes and puts up a number like that.  Sick.

Drunkenmiller was strong too. Cutler is really helping himself. I like him better than a similar player like Boller.

Drunkenmiller put up numbers like I did on the Wonderlic too. We see where that got him. actually he outperformed me there but that wasn't mcuh of a challenge. However, that dude was really stupid.

 

[Kleck.]

Vince 6-Pack Young

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Over/under on when Vince 6-lic Young shows up?

 

[pigskinliquors]

Vince 6-Pack Young

Footballguy

Group: Members

Joined: Today, 09:47 AM

Member No.: 20638

Over/under on when Vince 6-lic Young shows up?

Any news on what Reggie McNeal scored on his "lic?" If Vince earned a 6 (or 16 depending on what you believe right now), Reggie's numbers should be hilarious.

 

[pigskinliquors]

Colin Cowherd just reported that scout inc called him to say that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

Absolutely sick.

To add to the sickness:Broad Jump

Vernon Davis Maryland 10-foot-8

Marcedes Lewis UCLA 9-foot-10

Leonard Pope Georgia 9-foot-10

Jason Pociask Wisconsin 9-foot-7

Ton Scheffler W. Michigan 9-foot-7

Owen Daniels Wisconsin 9-foot-6

Quinnn Sypniewski Colorado 9-foot-6

Vertical Jump

Vernon Davis Maryland 42

Leonard Pope Georgia 37½

David Thomas Texas 37½

Marcedes Lewis UCLA 37

Joe Klopfenstein Colorado 36

Garrett Mills Tulsa 35½

 

[Bob Magaw]

Colin Cowherd just reported that scout inc called him to say that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

Yikes.I had him going #10 overall in my mock draft - any chance he goes to the Raiders or 49ers after this?

raiders may be jonesin for a QB... but why couldn't davis go that high... i think that time is faster than ben watson... he could be antonio gates on crack... if he can translate those monster measurables to tangible on-field production, he could be a massive difference maker to a passing attack... the seam route would lock down one safety, leaving just one other for the two deep halves... OUCH!

 

[Bob Magaw]

Colin Cowherd just reported that scout inc called him to say that Vernon Davis, TE, just ran a 4.37 forty.

Absolutely sick.

To add to the sickness:Broad Jump

Vernon Davis Maryland 10-foot-8

Marcedes Lewis UCLA 9-foot-10

Leonard Pope Georgia 9-foot-10

Jason Pociask Wisconsin 9-foot-7

Ton Scheffler W. Michigan 9-foot-7

Owen Daniels Wisconsin 9-foot-6

Quinnn Sypniewski Colorado 9-foot-6

Vertical Jump

Vernon Davis Maryland 42

Leonard Pope Georgia 37½

David Thomas Texas 37½

Marcedes Lewis UCLA 37

Joe Klopfenstein Colorado 36

Garrett Mills Tulsa 35½

david thompson & dominique wilkins-like hops... thats gotta hurt in the red zone... this guy is the definition of an explosive athlete & freakish physical specimen...

 

[Chaos Commish]

Mark Anderson continues the impressive workouts:

Fastest 40 for DLs - 4.68

Best Vertical - 42"

Best Broad Jump - 10'7"

Best 3 Cone, 2nd best short shuttle, 2nd best long shuttle...

 

[loqutis]

anyone know if Mike Kudla broke the bench press record?

 

[Jason Wood]

anyone know if Mike Kudla broke the bench press record?

He did indeed

 

[Joe Kidd]

Mark Anderson continues the impressive workouts:

Fastest 40 for DLs - 4.68

Best Vertical - 42"

Best Broad Jump - 10'7"

Best 3 Cone, 2nd best short shuttle, 2nd best long shuttle...

Anyone know how M. Anderson did on bench press?