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The RBs started running the 40... 

 

I will be posting some notable times... 

 

Ryquell Armstead 4.46

Nick Brossette was slow at 4.72

Miles Gaskin 4.59

Damien Harris 4.58

Darrell Henderson 4.53 -> 4.37 in second run !!!!!!! 

Justice Hill, 4.40.... he also jumped 40 in the vertical jump

Elijah Holyfield 4.79??? damn? 

Montgomery - 4.64... not amazing, but good enough. 

Miles Sanders 4.50

Jordan Scarlett 4.49

Singletary 4.66 - not good for his size.

Dexter Williams 4.56

James Williams 4.58

^i think James Williams is a sleeper. Would definitely take a look at him in the mid-late rounds.

Trayveon Williams 4.51

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23 minutes ago, stitches said:

 

 

The RBs started running the 40... 

 

I will be posting some notable times... 

 

Ryquell Armstead 4.46

Nick Brossette was slow at 4.72

Miles Gaskin 4.59

Damien Harris 4.58

Darrell Henderson 4.53

Justice Hill, 4.40.... he also jumped 40 in the vertical jump

Elijah Holyfield 4.79??? damn? 

Montgomery - 4.64... not amazing, but good enough. 

Miles Sanders 4.50

Jordan Scarlett 4.49

Singletary 4.66 - not good for his size.

Dexter Williams 4.56

James Williams 4.58

^i think James Williams is a sleeper. Would definitely take a look at him in the mid-late rounds.

Trayveon Williams 4.51

 

Myles Gaskin's well-rounded resume has always impressed me, can run and catch. If he were 10-15 lbs bigger, he might be a certain Day 2 pick. Now, there is a small chance he slides to Day 3. I would not mind drafting him with our 4th at all. 

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8 minutes ago, Superman said:

 

Yeah he is. I'm turned off by his skinny legs and ankles, but if he does well in agility testing, I might have to give him another look.

They should add new measurements... "ankle diameter" and "calf radius" :D 

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2 minutes ago, stitches said:

They should add new measurements... "ankle diameter" and "calf radius" :D 

 

Don't say that too loud, they might hear you and take it seriously. And if Mayock has any say, they'll start measuring the "bubble." :woah:

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James Williams is incredibly well-rounded back. He played in a system that practically never runs the ball and still had 12 TDs in his last season running the ball... he also had 84 catches for over 600 yards and 4 TDs as a receiving back in his senior season... again those are a bit inflated because of the offense he played in... but... it does show he can catch the ball and he was relied to catch the ball. If he's available in the 5-7th round... I'd pick him without much hesitation.. 

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I really like the idea of drafting someone like Charles Omenihu in the 2nd round. He could be an ideal replacement for Jabaal Sheard as that LDE that sets a strong edge, he is outstanding against the run, has great power and length. There is good upside too as a pass rusher, he has good get-off, motor, long arms and came bend pretty well for a big guy. Looking forward to see how he tests.

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22 minutes ago, Superman said:

 

He has those Darius Leonard arms...

He looks similarly rangy too... he doesn't have the same type of insane production coming out of college, but that's why he won't be drafted in the early second most probably. Lets see how he tests this weekend... 

 

Edit: I just checked his statsheet for the season - he actually does have pretty good stats - 94 tackles, 7.5 TFL, 3.5 sacks, 5PD, 2 FF... why is he not being talked about more in draft conversations? @NewColtsFan give us more on Okereke. What are the worries about him and what do you think are his best attributes? 

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2 hours ago, Coffeedrinker said:

it's hard to tell from this post, you were taught what, to reduce or not to reduce, that is the question?

 

 

 

The only time you don't reduce is when the measurement is a 16th.  If I need a cut at 13 1/4 it's 13 1/4. It's not 13 2/8 th. 

 

All this measurement talk is humorous. Not that I smoke  but that'd be funny. Calls dealer, hey bro....let me get a 2/8 LOL....

 

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2 minutes ago, NewEra said:

The only time you don't reduce is when the measurement is a 16th.  If I need a cut at 13 1/4 it's 13 1/4. It's not 13 2/8 th. 

 

All this measurement talk is humorous. Not that I smoke  but that'd be funny. Calls dealer, hey bro....let me get a 2/8 LOL....

 

yeah, not much else to talk about at the moment.

 

In construction it's a 16th, apparently for the cattle call of the combine it's an 8th.

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39 minutes ago, stitches said:

 

Has anyone read the scouting report on NFL.com for this guy?  Sometimes I don't know what Lance is thinking when he types these things.  Here is an example from the Metcalf, weaknesses.

 

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Rushes through pattern ingredients rather than developing their flavors as a route chef

What????  

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5 minutes ago, Coffeedrinker said:

Does Metcalf have the off the field issues like Boston?

No. By all accounts he's a very impressive young man with great work ethic and his teammates seem to love him too(I've heard several interviews of Ole Miss players heaping praise on him). 

 

The biggest knocks on him are his injury that cut his season short(medicals will be important, but reportedly he's been cleared for football activity already and he will participate in all the tests and on-field drills. The other knock on him is - limited production and limited route tree. 

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1 minute ago, Coffeedrinker said:

Has anyone read the scouting report on NFL.com for this guy?  Sometimes I don't know what Lance is thinking when he types these things.  Here is an example from the Metcalf, weaknesses.

 

What????  

Idk lol maybe a stupid way to say he rushes through his routes instead of letting things develop? Haha

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13 minutes ago, Colts_Fan12 said:

I hope Butler shows good speed I'd love to have him here just don't want him shooting too far up the board 

 

If Butler runs anything under 4.5, he won't be there for us at No.59. You can't teach size and the punishing attitude that he plays with. 

 

Can someone tell me if the official times seem to be consistently lower or higher than the recorded unofficial times?

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1 minute ago, chad72 said:

 

If Butler runs anything under 4.5, he won't be there for us at No.59. You can't teach size and the punishing attitude that he plays with. 

If he runs under 4.5 I'm drafting him at 26 without bating an eye... If he runs under 4.5 he might not be there at 26 for us to pick him. 

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57 minutes ago, stitches said:

If he runs under 4.5 I'm drafting him at 26 without bating an eye... If he runs under 4.5 he might not be there at 26 for us to pick him. 

Honestly wasnt high on WR at 26 but I agree now seems the D players that could fall have questionable traits like size and struggles in Run D 

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6 hours ago, our_dbs_rock said:

 

Great, then there would be discussions of whether or not cankles would justify a player going in the top 10. 

Well you see those with candles really have the potential to blow up.....lol

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CB measurements are coming in:

 

273. #Georgia CB Deandre Baker Height: 5-11 Weight: 193 Hand: 9 Arm: 32 Wingspan: 77 1/8

274. #LSU CB Greedy Williams Height: 6-1 7/8 Weight: 185 Hand: 9 2/8 Arm: 31 4/8 Wingspan: 74 4/8

275. #Washington CB Byron Murphy Height: 5-10 6/8 Weight: 190 Hand: 8 7/8 Arm: 30 1/8 Wingspan: 71 3/8

 

Really good measurements for Greedy Williams. Deandre Baker and Murphy are kind of small

 

276. #Clemson CB Trayvon Mullen Height: 6-1 4/8 Weight: 199 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 31 Wingspan: 75 5/8

277. #Rutgers CB Blessuan Austin Height: 6-0 5/8 Weight: 198 Hand: 10 Arm: 32 4/8 Wingspan: 76 7/8

278. #Kentucky CB Derrick Baity Height: 6-2 1/8 Weight: 197 Hand: 8 5/8 Arm: 31 4/8 Wingspan: 76 3/8

279. #Washburn CB Corey Ballentine Height: 5-11 Weight: 196 Hand: 9 4/8 Arm: 31 5/8 Wingspan: 77

280. #Texas CB Kris Boyd Height: 5-11 4/8 Weight: 201 Hand: 9 Arm: 30 6/8 Wingspan: 74 3/8

281. #Troy CB Blace Brown Height: 6-0 3/8 Weight: 194 Hand: 9 6/8 Arm: 32 Wingspan: 76 3/8

282. #SouthDakotaState CB Jordan Brown Height: 6-0 3/8 Weight: 201 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 30 4/8 Wingspan: 73 3/8

283. #CentralMichigan CB Sean Bunting Height: 6-0 3/8 Weight: 195 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 76 6/8

284. #BostonCollege CB Hamp Cheevers Height: 5/9 3/8 Weight: 169 Hand: 8 5/8 Arm: 30 4/8 Wingspan: 74 4/8

285. #CentralMichigan CB Xavier Crawford Height: 5-10 7/8 Weight: 187 Hand (right): 8 6/8 Hand (left): 9 Arm: 29 1/8 Wingspan: 71 7/8

286. #Texas CB Davante Davis Height: 6-2 1/8 Weight: 202 Hand: 9 6/8 Arm: 31 3/8 Wingspan: 76 4/8

287. #Auburn CB Jamel Dean Height: 6-1 Weight: 206 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 77

288. #SouthCarolina CB Rashad Fenton Height: 5-11 Weight: 193 Hand: 8 6/8 Arm: 30 3/8 Wingspan: 74

289. #Clemson CB Mark Fields Height: 5-9 7/8 Weight: 192 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 30 4/8 Wingspan: 74 2/8

290. #Northwestern CB Montre Hartage Height: 5-11 3/8 Weight: 190 Hand: 9 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 75 4/8

291. #Stanford CB Alijah Holder Height: 6-0 6/8 Weight: 191 Hand: 9 4/8 Arm: 32 4/8 Wingspan: 77 2/8

292. #Miami CB Mike Jackson Height: 6-0 5/8 Weight: 210 Hand: 9 6/8 Arm: 32 4/8 Wingspan: 77 2/8

^good length for Mike Jackson and Alijah Holder

293. #Houston CB Isaiah Johnson Height: 6-2 1/8 Weight: 208 Hand: 8 6/8 Arm: 33 Wingspan: 79 1/8

^another long arms corner

294. #Kentucky CB Lonnie Johnson Height: 6-1 7/8 Weight: 213 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 32 5/8 Wingspan: 77 4/8

295. #MichiganState CB Justin Layne Height: 6-1 6/8 Weight: 192 Hand: 9 2/8 Arm: 33 Wingspan: 80 1/8

296. #USC CB Iman Lewis-Marshall Height: 6-0 5/8 Weight: 207 Hand: 9 4/8 Arm: 30 3/8 Wingspan: 73 4/8

297. #Temple CB Rock Ya-Sin Height: 5-11 6/8 Weight: 192 Hand: 9 7/8 Arm: 32 Wingspan: 77 3/8

298. #Vanderbilt CB Joejuan Williams Height: 6-3 5/8 Weight: 211 Hand: 9 6/8 Arm: 32 4/8 Wingspan: 78

^^^ look at this guy. He's huge. 

299. #Baylor CB Derrek Thomas Height: 6-2 7/8 Weight: 189 Hand: 10 Arm: 33 6/8 Wingspan: 82

300. #Michigan CB David Long Height: 5-10 5/8 Weight: 196 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 30 7/8 Wingspan: 76 1/8

301. #NotreDame CB Julian Love Height: 5-10 6/8 Weight: 195 Hand: 9 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 75 3/8

302. #Washington CB Jordan Miller Height: 6-0 5/8 Weight: 186 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 32 7/8 Wingspan: 76 4/8

303. #PennState CB Amani Oruwariye Height: 6-1 5/8 Weight: 205 Hand: 9 Arm: 31 3/8 Wingspan: 75 2/8

304. #MississippiState CB Jamal Peters Height: 6-1 6/8 Weight: 218 Hand: 9 6/8 Arm: 32 3/8 Wingspan: 77 5/8

305. #Arkansas CB Ryan Pulley Height: 5-10 5/8 Weight: 209 Hand: 9 2/8 Arm: 32 6/8 Wingspan: 77 5/8

306. #OhioState CB Kendall Sheffield Height: 5-11 3/8 Weight: 193 Hand (right): 8 6/8 Hand (left): 9 2/8 Arm: 31 4/8 Wingspan: 75 5/8

307. #Alabama CB Saivion Smith Height: 6-0 7/8 Weight: 199 Hand: 9 4/8 Arm: 33 2/8 Wingspan: 78 7/8

308. #Mississippi CB Ken Webster Height: 5-10 7/8 Weight: 203 Hand: 8 7/8 Arm: 32 Wingspan: 77

 

In general I don't see anything shocking measurements-wise from this group. 

 

Here are some safeties:

309. #Alabama S Deionte Thompson Height: 6-1 Weight: 195 Hand (left): 9 7/8 Hand (right): NA due to wrist cast Arm (left): 32 1/8 Arm (right) NA due to wrist cast Wingspan: 76 6/8

310. #Delaware S Nasir Adderley Height: 5-11 6/8 Weight: 206 Hand: 9 Arm: 31 Wingspan: 74 6/8

311. #Washington S Taylor Rapp Height: 5-11 6/8 Weight: 208 Hand: 9 Arm: 30 6/8 Wingspan: 72 7/8

312. #MississippiState S Jonathan Abram Height: 5-11 3/8 Weight: 205 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 31 3/8 Wingspan: 73 5/8

 

 

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Some more safeties:

 

313. #Oregon S Ugo Amadi Height: 5-9 3/8 Weight: 199 Hand: 9 4/8 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 77 1/8

314. #LSU S John Battle Height: 6-0 4/8 Weight: 201 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 74 2/8

315. #FresnoState S Mike Bell Height: 6-2 6/8 Weight: 210 Hand: 9 2/8 Arm: 32 3/8 Wingspan: 77 6/8

316. #Utah S Marquise Blair Height: 6-1 2/8 Weight: 195 Hand (right): 7 6/8 Hand (left): 8 2/8 Arm: 30 6/8 Wingspan: 74 6/8

317. #Indiana S Jonathan Crawford Height: 6-1 Weight: 205 Hand: 9 2/8 Arm: 31 4/8 Wingspan: 76 4/8

318. #BostonCollege S Lukas Denis Height: 5-11 2/8 Weight: 190 Hand: 9 4/8 Arm: 31 2/8 Wingspan: 74 7/8

319. #Wisconsin S D’Cota Dixon Height: 5-9 5/8 Weight: 204 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 29 2/8 Wingspan: 70 2/8

320. #Kentucky S Mike Edwards Height: 5-10 4/8 Weight: 205 Hand (left): 9 3/8 Hand (right): NA due to hand cast Arm: 30 7/8 Wingspan: 74 3/8

321. #Marshall S Malik Gant Height: 5-11 5/8 Weight: 209 Hand: 8 7/8 Arm: 30 4/8 Wingspan: 72 4/8

322. #Florida S Chauncey Gardner-Johnson Height: 5-10 7/8 Weight: 210 Hand: 9 2/8 Arm: 30 7/8 Wingspan: 74

323. #Rutgers S Saquan Hampton Height: 6-1 2/8 Weight: 206 Hand: 8 5/8 Arm: 31 5/8 Wingspan: 75

324. #BostonCollege S Will Harris Height: 6-1 Weight: 207 Hand: 9 Arm: 31 2/8 Wingspan: 74 6/8

325. #Iowa S Amani Hooker Height: 5-11 3/8 Weight: 210 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 30 1/8 Wingspan: 72 3/8

326. #Miami S Jaquan Johnson Height: 5-10 1/8 Weight: 191 Hand: 8 6/8 Arm: 29 5/8 Wingspan: 72 6/8

327. #MississippiState S Mark McLaurin Height: 6-1 4/8 Weight: 212 Hand: 9 5/8 Arm: 31 5/8 Wingspan: 75 1/8

328. #Miami S Sheldrick Redwine Height: 6-0 Weight: 196 Hand (right): 9 Hand (left): 9 3/8 Arm: 31 6/8 Wingspan: 77 2/8

329. #Maryland S Darnell Savage Height: 5-10 6/8 Weight: 198 Hand: 9 1/8 Arm: 31 Wingspan: 74 6/8

330. #USC S Marvell Tell Height: 6-2 Weight: 198 Hand: 9 6/8 Arm: 33 1/8 Wingspan: 80

331. #Virginia S Juan Thornhill Height: 6-0 2/8 Weight: 205 Hand: 8 6/8 Arm: 31 1/8 Wingspan: 74 6/8

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The TEs are running right now 

 

Noah Fant ran 4.51 really fast at 249

Zach Gentry 4.91

Daniel Helm 4.90

TJ Hockenson 4.71

Alize Mack 4.71

Isaac Nauta 4.92

Josh Oliver 4.64 - good time for Oliver. 

Dax Raymond 4.73

Drew Sample 4.74

Irv Smith Jr 4.64

Kaden Smith 4.94 damn... that's slow

Jace Sternberger 4.76

Tommy Sweeney 4.84

Kehale Warring 4.67

Trevon Wesco 4.89

Caleb Wilson 4.50

Keenen Brown 4.76

 

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18 hours ago, stitches said:

If he runs under 4.5 I'm drafting him at 26 without bating an eye... If he runs under 4.5 he might not be there at 26 for us to pick him. 

 

Fant equals Ebron.

 

They play the same position.   Do the same things.    You still want him at 26?   Just asking....

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38 minutes ago, stitches said:

The TEs are running right now 

 

Noah Fant ran 4.51 really fast at 249

Zach Gentry 4.91

Daniel Helm 4.90

TJ Hockenson 4.71

Alize Mack 4.71

Isaac Nauta 4.92

Josh Oliver 4.64 - good time for Oliver. 

Dax Raymond 4.73

Drew Sample 4.74

Irv Smith Jr 4.64

Kaden Smith 4.94 damn... that's slow

Jace Sternberger 4.76

Tommy Sweeney 4.84

Kehale Warring 4.67

Trevon Wesco 4.89

Caleb Wilson 4.50

Keenen Brown 4.76

 

 

Kaden Smith comes out a year early and runs the slowest time of any tight end.    For a smart Stanford guy, he sure made a dumb decision.    

 

Cost himself $$$$$!!

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11 minutes ago, NewColtsFan said:

 

Fant equals Ebron.

 

The play the same position.   Do the same things.    You still want him at 26?  Just asking....

Fant is faster than Ebron(4.51 vs 4.60). I don't think I'd draft him because I think there is a good chance there will be someone else I like better or about the same at a more premium position. BUT... if we did draft him, I would absolutely be cool with it. I think he's an elite talent at the position. 

 

BTW I don't think they do the exact same things. I think Fant is a much better blocker. He's not liability on blocking downs like Ebron. I think Fant can do similar things to Ebron as a weapon while having reliable hands AND being able to actually be used on running downs. He's definitely not dominant run blocker, but IMO he's OK at it. 

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28 minutes ago, NewColtsFan said:

 

Fant equals Ebron.

 

They play the same position.   Do the same things.    You still want him at 26?   Just asking....

Btw NCF that post of stitches was talking about drafting Butler at 26 not Fant. Just letting you know lol :thmup:

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