Southeast Missouri's Kendall Donnerson who at 6-foot-3, 250 pounds had one of the better pro day session of this draft cycle. Bucs linebackers coach Mark Duffner will visit with Donnerson next week to put him through private workout. Note that if Donnerson were at the combine, his below numbers would be all time for the combine three categories and his 3-cone time would have placed 4th out of this years combine edge rushers.
40: 4.44 (all time combine record EDGE rushers)
Vertical: 40” (all time combine record EDGE)
Broad Jump: 10’11” (all time combine record EDGE)
3-cone: 7.03 (4th at combine)
5/10/5: 4.37 (10th at combine)
Bench press: 20
Stats
13.5 TFL, 6 Sacks, 1 Int, 3 passes defensed, 3 FF and 53 total tackles in 2017
13 TFL, 4 Sacks, 2 passes defensed, 1 FF and 50 total tackles in 2016
6 TFL, 1 Sacks, 2 passes defensed, 2 FF and 32 total tackles in 2015
2 TFL, 1 Sacks, and 9 total tackles in 2014
Donnerson could be target on day 3, or as a priority undrafted rookie free agent
The other small schooler the Bucs have been lurking around is Sam Houston Sate DT PJ Hall, who registered 86.5 tackles for loss, 42 sacks, 9 forced fumbles, 29 passes defensed, 4 interceptions, and 14 blocked kicks...Hall measured 6004 and 308 pounds an impressive 38 inches in the vertical jump, reached 9-foot-8 in the broad jump and completed 36 reps on the bench. Hall has meeting/workout for Bucs defensive line coach. According to those at the pro day, Hall ran between a 4.76 against the wind and 4.68 with the wind at his back. Hall is favorably compared to Aaron Donald and Warren Sapp. Hall could be in play with the Bucs 4th round pick which is higher, after the JPP trade. With the team needing to find a reserve UT to groom behind Gerald McCoy.
