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Agree with link, but surprising that Sirius guys would repeat the error several times. Initial info came from Adam Shafter's twitter and the Sirius guys debunked it since OL guys are running this am.. However, later repeated when they "solved" the mystery in that special teamers were also running.Point for me is that Holliday is a renowned track speed guy and only 5-5 160. Amazing that Chris Johnson ran as fast or faster.
I can see him on returns, but man that's small. That's like my wife pregnant.
McCluster's skill set is in a different stratosphere from Holliday. McCluster could be used like Percy Harvin-light. Holliday's with the kicking specialists because NFL teams don't see his future as a skill position player. He had a good week of practice at Tx v The Nation, and a great performance in the game.He's too small to run between the tackles, but is dangerous in open space. He could be a great receiving option out of the backfield if only his hands were more consistent (drops a lot of passes).
What was her 40 time? lol
Can't fathom how three reports could be so way off. Maybe we need Arthur Anderson to audit these times...
4.22 was hand timed and the other 2 (4.27 and 4.32) were unofficial.Can't fathom how three reports could be so way off. Maybe we need Arthur Anderson to audit these times...
Figured it was probably something like that...4.22 was hand timed and the other 2 (4.27 and 4.32) were unofficial.Can't fathom how three reports could be so way off. Maybe we need Arthur Anderson to audit these times...
He started slow in the NCAA Champs footage that I saw, then closed and won. He's the fastest kid I can ever remember seeing on a football field, once he breaks it open. Maybe Deion was similiar.
