2013 NFL Combine

[PortCityProphet]

Yo is Michael Dwyer at the combine? That's dude who played at auburn. I forgot that nikka name tbh

 

[UserNameless]

the Lattimore story is obviously worth paying attention to...

So Latt is there? Is he running the 40?

 

[The ADD]

got a 4.27 RB, wow

McCalleb from Aub

Did he veer towards the sideline?

 

[Champ_KW]

EJ Manuel and Knile Davis made money today

 

[SoulController]

I was interested in Stepfan Taylor to the Jets.

After that disgusting 40 time though, I might have to reconsider

knew he wasnt going to burn up the track, but yea thats not good

Theo Riddikk's time was equally bad, considering hes lighter than Taylor

 

[The ADD]

and Landry Jones running form.

The league has to do something about this workout gear

 

[AITheAnswerAI]

40 times are overrated. Hell, Jerry Rice only ran a 4.7 Which means i'm faster than he was(I ran track)

 

[Real N Quotes]

Naw. You know the Raiders give the fastest 40 guap, solely off that.

You're right. I forgot about the Raiders. Speed and Penalties

 

[Real N Quotes]

EJ Manuel and Knile Davis made money today

I like EJ for my Jets. But analysts are saying that he can't read defenses

 

[Marvel]

40 times are overrated. Hell, Jerry Rice only ran a 4.7 Which means i'm faster than he was(I ran track)

Dude didn't have proper training at MVSt. They probably didn't have a weight room or certified trainers back then. Al Toon was in the same draft and was just as good Jerry until he got injured. Once JR got to the league he did a lot of training, especially sprint training. I am sure that dude became a 4.4 guy through hard work and proper running technique. No way dude was running 4.7 and dominating, getting past DBs with regularly and picking up YACs like tic tacs.

 

[The ADD]

I like EJ for my Jets. But analysts are saying that he can't read defenses

He should fit right in then

 

[King P]

40 times are overrated. Hell, Jerry Rice only ran a 4.7 Which means i'm faster than he was(I ran track)

If you run a 4.7 as a receiver, you better be a great route runner and have great hands. And in Rice's case, he did.

But its a different era though. This league now is all about speed. And RB is a position predicated on it. I don't want a back that runs as slow as or even slower than lineman and linebackers.

 

[AITheAnswerAI]

Dude didn't have proper training at MVSt. They probably didn't have a weight room or certified trainers back then. Al Toon was in the same draft and was just as good Jerry until he got injured. Once JR got to the league he did a lot of training, especially sprint training. I am sure that dude became a 4.4 guy through hard work and proper running technique. No way dude was running 4.7 and dominating, getting past DBs with regularly and picking up YACs like tic tacs.

Yeah makes sense, I had a hard time believing that was the best he could do.

 

[yseJ]

Dude didn't have proper training at MVSt. They probably didn't have a weight room or certified trainers back then. Al Toon was in the same draft and was just as good Jerry until he got injured. Once JR got to the league he did a lot of training, especially sprint training. I am sure that dude became a 4.4 guy through hard work and proper running technique. No way dude was running 4.7 and dominating, getting past DBs with regularly and picking up YACs like tic tacs.

lol at picking up .3 in a 40 through running technique and shyt

yall just refuse to accept the facts. 40 time is not indicative of how a receiver will turn out

boldin ran 4.7 too. so what ?

 

[yseJ]

Yeah makes sense, I had a hard time believing that was the best he could do.

Rice was built for timing offenses and was prolly the best route runner ever.

there is a story (might be an urban legend but w/e) that Rice ran a 40 right after his first one with the same time. and he did it like 3 times in a row without much fluctuation.

basically Rice wasnt a sprinter, but he was consistent.