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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!
Sig'ed.
Nothing reported yet, as far as I know.BUT. Manny Lawson just ran a 4.41 40! He's a 6-5 250 pound DE.Anyone know how M. Anderson did on bench press?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...
That's not really slow for a QB...
Maybe. I think he can play 4-3 DE and be very very good. It'll depend on who drafts him. Still 4.41 for a 6-5 250 lb OLB is nuts. He's this year's DeMarcus Ware.
I expected faster. At least faster than Grancowskihttp://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings/playe...sxpos&order=ASC
He'll get eaten alive by the OL. Best bet would be to use him like Ware or Merriman.Ryan LaCasse ran a 4.54 at 6-2, 267 and would be a 2nd day steal to a team that needs a 3-4 OLB. Reminds me of David McMillan (6-2, 262, 4.58) who the Browns drafted in the 5th round last year and converted to 3-4 OLB.
Sims said he'd run in the low 4.4s. Howard did it, and this helps him. Hawk was supposed to be a 4.45-4.5 guy. This may hurt him just a little because he is in a tier with very elite talent. The top five may be gone, the top ten is probably more realistic, but he could slide. Greenway didn't do himself any favors either, he's supposed to be fast fast fast. Bloom, you were right about him. I was wrong. Alston is a solid guy from Stanford who is constantly asked about playing safety. Now it makes sense. He could really be helping himself with a crazy time for a 220 pound dude.
I'm going to guess he shaves a tenth off that. Remember he and Hawk are both right at 250, and we're comparing them to 220-230 pounders...
I agree that Cromartie needed a faster time, but I didn't expect him to do much better than this which is why I didn't see him as a first rounder from jump street.Agreed that the main beneficiary from this is Huff, who has the total package and is now looking like a lock as the top DB. Tye Hill might not have done enough to overtake Jimmy Williams depending on how Williams does at his pro day.
Did Jimmy Williams run the 40?Huff is amazing, that locked him up as a top 10 pick. Packers have a tough decision on their hands, I know I wouldn't be able to pass on Huff.
Bloom, just noticed this in your profile......CONGRATS!!!! and keep it coming
Seems like a really fast track this year, no? NFL GMs are suckers for CBs with great 40-times, so Hill and Joseph can pretty much write themselves into the top 45 picks or so
Hill was already an easy first rounder as the best true cover corner in the draft. Now I think he has a chance to leapfrog Jimmy Williams, depending on his pro day results. I really like Hill and think Baltimore, Atlanta, or Miami could use him.Seems like a really fast track this year, no? NFL GMs are suckers for CBs with great 40-times, so Hill and Joseph can pretty much write themselves into the top 45 picks or so
He's a tough hard nosed very smart team captain monster intangibles good guy good student SAFETY.Reason #467 why I am not an NFL GM:I could not pass on a 4.38 40 CB whose name was BulocksSeems like a really fast track this year, no? NFL GMs are suckers for CBs with great 40-times, so Hill and Joseph can pretty much write themselves into the top 45 picks or so
Joseph and Fabian Washington are supposed to be the same speed. Washington ran 4.29 there last year. I think the track is fast, and they want it fast to encourage more campers to work out, but it's not as fast as say... Ohio State's track.Seems like a really fast track this year, no? NFL GMs are suckers for CBs with great 40-times, so Hill and Joseph can pretty much write themselves into the top 45 picks or so
Falling like a rock.
You mean Ko Simpson?Bing will run at his pro day, but do everything else here. He should take advantage of the fast track.
CC,where do you see Greenway in the OLB class now? Hawk and Ryans have to be ahead of him, and maybe Sims? Also Carpenter and Lawson as a 3-4 LBs, and maybe even Howard as a 4-3 OLB... I could even justify Jackson as an OLB before him based on these combine numbers, because Greenway is really was a guy whose top half of the first status was based a lot on perceived elite measureables...
Actually several teams fell in love with him at the Senior Bowl. He won't fall far, but this is a revealing combine to say the least.
I'm still a little stunned at how weak and slow he is. :( **** Nolan loved the guy at the Senior Bowl, but no way was he ever drafting him.CC,where do you see Greenway in the OLB class now? Hawk and Ryans have to be ahead of him, and maybe Sims? Also Carpenter and Lawson as a 3-4 LBs, and maybe even Howard as a 4-3 OLB... I could even justify Jackson as an OLB before him based on these combine numbers, because Greenway is really was a guy whose top half of the first status was based a lot on perceived elite measureables...
Actually several teams fell in love with him at the Senior Bowl. He won't fall far, but this is a revealing combine to say the least.
5.11 eta to correct my opinion. this time is pretty bad.
Yeah and I just pimped him as the perfect ILB for a 3-4. He was outrun by about 15 OLs... :(
