Evans 4.47
Evans 4.47
Is that official?
all the receivers are really running fast timesEvans and Benjamin both are running in the 4.5s which is faster than I thought both would doCooks is ridiculous with that 4.30Bryant is interesting as a mid rounder. hes got the size and speed but the production isn't there. im interested but hes got a high bust potential in my book
Odell !!!!!!!!!
Evans 4.47
Is that official?
noofficials don't come out till all receivers in both groups run. id expect his official to be right around 4.5 which is good
Evans 4.47
Is that official?
No, unofficial.
Figured as much but it will still be good at 4.5
I had Bryant on my list early on. He very tall and very fast....but he just isn't very good. Could be a good pick up late, but with that height and speed he'll be drafted much earlier than he should be...which is why I took him off my list.
I had Bryant on my list early on. He very tall and very fast....but he just isn't very good. Could be a good pick up late, but with that height and speed he'll be drafted much earlier than he should be...which is why I took him off my list.
hes the kind of kid you maybe start thinking about in the 4th round if you've got the picks to do it
I had Bryant on my list early on. He very tall and very fast....but he just isn't very good. Could be a good pick up late, but with that height and speed he'll be drafted much earlier than he should be...which is why I took him off my list.
hes the kind of kid you maybe start thinking about in the 4th round if you've got the picks to do it
Yeah. 4th at the earliest imo....but I bet he goes earlier than that. Then again, this draft is so ridiculously deep at WR....there might be a lot of solid WR prospects late in the draft this year. Wish we had more picks. Trading Mike Will for a 4th would be great imo because we are almost guaranteed to get a an equal or better replacement from this WR class.If we sign Albert, it would be great to get a 4th for Penn also. We need to figure out a way to stock pile some draft picks.
As stated earlier, Rice weighed in heavier at the combine (259) and was listed at 270. Quinn weighed in at the combine at 264 (from what I can find) and is listed at that same weight now. You've found 2 players who played at lighter then 270 on an every down basis. Is that meant to establish a trend? Both of those players you listed are a notch or two above Anthony Barr athletically (imo). Would you put Barr in that category of explosion/athleticism? That is what I would consider a necessity to playing at that weight. You better be a freak. Even so, I would be much more comfortable saying a person can play a certain position at a certain weight in the NFL if you could find more then 2 examples of people doing it well. Lots of people have started at DE in 4-3 schemes over the last 15 years. 2 is a very small % of those. Plus, you listed 2 players who were around Barr's weight (and frame, both good comparisons of frame imo) at the combine. Both we've documented weighed in heavier then Anthony Barr, but same ball park. Both of those players you listed did not (or in Quinn's case have not) filled out significant weight on their frames after college. So those 2 examples would go against those posting here that Barr should have no problem getting up over 270 once he's drafted.
The Freak, Freeney,Tuck,Osi,Jason Taylor, Brian Robison, Mathis(not an every down)I believe Barr can be elite
WR drills showing why those 40 times don't mean sh!t if you can't catch.
yepspeed doesn't mean anything if you don't come up with the ballMichel Irvin and Anquan Boldin aren't fast but they caught everything
"Trading Mike Will for a 4th would be great imo because we are almost guaranteed to get a an equal or better replacement from this WR class."So what would be the other team's motivation for making the trade?
Exactly. We might not be able to find any interest....but we should try while he still has some value.