2014 NFL Combine

[ChrisPozz]

TE 3-Cone Drill

*No times qualified as one of the top 15 best since 2006.

C.J. Fiedorowicz - 7.10
Trey Burton - 7.14
Jordan Najvar - 7.14
Jake Murphy - 7.18
Reggie Jordan - 7.22
Richard Rodgers - 7.23
Marcel Jensen - 7.38
Arthur Lynch - 7.38
Jace Amaro - 7.42
Crockett Gillmore - 7.42
Jacob Pedersen - 7.55
Troy Niklas - 7.57

Rob Blanchflower - DNR
Anthony Denham - DNR
Joe Don Duncan - DNR
Eric Ebron - DNR
Xavier Grimble - DNR
Nic Jacobs - DNR
A.C. Leonard - DNR
Colt Lyerla - DNR
Austin Seferian-Jenkins - DNR
D.J. Tialavea - DNR

 

[ChrisPozz]

Official OL and TE vertical jump numbers still haven't been released yet for some reason. I've entered in every other number from today.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Some very large QB hand measurements this year:

Logan Thomas' 10 7/8 inch hand measurement is the 2nd largest I've ever recorded myself. The only player I have on record who had a larger hand measurement? Jim Druckenmiller - 11 1/4.

Stephen Morris' 10 1/4 inch hand measurement is tied with Drew Brees for the 5th largest I've ever recorded.

Jeff Mathews' 10 1/8 inch hand measurement is tied with Brad Johnson for the 7th largest I've ever recorded.

A.J. McCarron and Keith Wenning also are high up the list with 10 inch even. Donovan McNabb, Patrick Ramsey, and Tyrod Taylor also had a measurement of 10 inches.

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QB Hand Size

Logan Thomas - 10 7/8 (2nd largest I've ever recorded behind Jim Druckenmiller)
Stephen Morris - 10 1/4 (Tied for 5th largest I've ever recorded)
Jeff Mathews - 10 1/8
A.J. McCarron - 10
Keith Wenning - 10
Johnny Manziel - 9 3/4
Zach Mettenberger - 9 3/4
Tajh Boyd - 9 5/8
Tom Savage - 9 5/8
Blake Bortles - 9 3/8
Teddy Bridgewater - 9 1/4
David Fales - 9 1/4
Jimmy Garoppolo - 9 1/4
Connor Shaw - 9 1/4
Derek Carr - 9 1/8
Aaron Murray - 9 1/8
Bryn Renner - 9 1/8
Jordan Lynch - 8 7/8
Dustin Vaughan - 8 7/8

 

[clyde_carbon]

Ugh, this whole Michael Sam story was been a media wet dream. They love to put people under the microscope and prod and turn an issue into something bigger than it actually is.

Media in general has become such a disgusting cesspool but that's for another thread.

 

[Crimsoncrew]

how many invitees are there typically? there is a max of 335 max.

how many players drafted each year, 7 x 32 = 224. add say 16 for comp picks, for a total of 240 players drafted.

240/335 = 71.6% roughly

There are 32 comp picks every year, 256 total picks.

 

[Ray_Dogg]

Sortable combine stats:
2014 NFL Combine Sortable Stats - Bill Voth

As for bad knee Bama linemen...considered arthritic knee condition after surgery...word is it is genetic and his bro has arthritis in both knees as well.

 

[deep9er]

There are 32 comp picks every year, 256 total picks.

oh ok

 

[Ray_Dogg]

Yankey ran a 5.48 forty, ouch.

TE ASJ of Wash has a fractured foot.

 

[NinerSickness]

Yankey ran a 5.48 forty, ouch.

PLEEEEEEASE let him go 32nd to Seattle.

 

[clyde_carbon]

Yankey ran a 5.48 forty, ouch.

TE ASJ of Wash has a fractured foot.

I can run faster than that backwards.

 

[Dodub]

Yankey ran a 5.48 forty, ouch.

TE ASJ of Wash has a fractured foot.

Yeah, very bad time. That could hurt his stock a bit but I don't know how much.

 

[BINGO]

Yankey ran a 5.48 forty, ouch.

TE ASJ of Wash has a fractured foot.

That's disgustingly slow. Rich Eisen runs faster.

Anyway, it's only a 40. What matters is his 10 yard split and 20 yard split. Most importantly his shuttle and cone drills.

 

[NinerSickness]

That's disgustingly slow. Rich Eisen runs faster.

Anyway, it's only a 40. What matters is his 10 yard split and 20 yard split. Most importantly his shuttle and cone drills.

I wish he killed at the combine so some dumb team would get all hot & bothered over his bench press & 3cone drills & waste a first round pick on his lame ass.

 

[BINGO]

A.C. Leonard - TE - Player

Tennessee State TE A.C. Leonard ran an official 4.50 forty-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine.

He was "unofficially" clocked as fast as 4.43, which would have been the third-fastest time for a tight end in Combine history. A former top high school recruit, Leonard transferred from Florida prior to the 2012 season due to off-field issues. He's on the shorter side at 6'2/252 but flashes the playmaking ability to develop into a "move" tight end. Leonard is a third-day draft prospect.

Feb 22 - 7:10 PM

 

[BINGO]

Xavier Su'a-Filo - G - Player

UCLA OG Xavier Su'a-Filo ran an official forty time of 5.04 at the NFL Scouting Combine.

It's the second fastest forty time among guards, and he led all interior linemen in the 20-yard shuttle. Su'a-Filo has quality arm length for a guard (33 3/8"). He managed just 25 bench press reps, but is considered an effective pass blocker. He projects as a fringe first-round pick. Su'a-Filo is pushing Stanford's David Yankey to be the first guard selected in May.

Feb 22 - 6:42 PM

 

[BINGO]

Khalil Mack - LB - Player

Buffalo LB Khalil Mack measured 6-foot-2 1/2 and 251 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine weigh-in.

Mack was listed at 6-foot-3 and 248 pounds at Buffalo. A prototype 3-4 outside linebacker, Mack also has the size and versatility to play defensive end in a 4-3 scheme. He projects as a top-10 pick. NFL Network's Mike Mayock considers Mack the top prospect in the 2014 draft class.

Feb 22 - 6:02 PM

 

[BINGO]

Greg Robinson - T - Player

Auburn OT Greg Robinson ran an official forty time of 4.92 at the NFL Scouting Combine.

He was hand-timed as fast as 4.84. These are truly insane times for a 6-foot-5, 332-pound human being. Heads spun when Dontari Poe ran 4.89 at 346 pounds during the 2012 Combine, and Robinson's feat is similar. Robinson also bench pressed 225 pounds 32 times, a remarkable number for a guy with 35-inch arms. The 21-year-old is going to be a top-six draft pick, and could go as early as No. 2 overall to St. Louis. Robinson is a game-changing run blocker on tape.

Feb 22 - 2:34 PM

 

[BINGO]

Jace Amaro - TE - Red Raiders

Texas Tech TE Jace Amaro officially ran a 4.74-second 40-yard dash on Saturday.

Amaro's unofficial times were a bit better at 4.66 and 4.62. But it wasn't his speed that had scouts talking. Instead, the former Red Raiders standout put up 28 repetitions on the bench, shocking evaluators who had slapped the "finesse" label on a tight end who predominately lined up outside. The number is especially impressive because Amaro's arm length is 34 inches, making lifting more difficult than it would be for a short-armed prospect. For sake of comparison, UNC's Eric Ebron had 24 reps and Washington's Seferian-Jenkins had 20. Both have shorted arms than Amaro. Amaro (6-foot-5 3/8 and 265 pounds) snagged 106 receptions and set an NCAA record for a TE with 1,352 receiving yards.

Feb 22 - 6:59 PM

 

[BINGO]

There goes our center:

Xavier Su'a-Filo - G - Bruins

UCLA OG Xavier Su'a-Filo ran the second fastest 40-yard dash time (5.04 seconds) amongst OGs at the NFL combine.

He wasn't done there. Su'a-Filo led all OG prospects in the 20-yard shuttle, perhaps the drill most indicative of on-field OL explosiveness. The former Bruins' stalwart's impressive day had evaluators salivating. "This kid Su'a-Filo is an impressive specimen. He could go in the first round. He won't get out of the second round," said NFL Network's Mike Mayock. SI.com's Doug Farrar tweeted that he now prefers Su'a-Filo to David Yankey and compared the UCLA product to Josh Sitton.
Source: Doug Farrar on Twitter

Feb 22 - 4:36 PM

 

[ChrisPozz]

RB Arm Length - Longest to shortest (w/ bench reps)

Andre Williams - 33 1/2 (DNP)

David Fluellen - 33 3/8 (DNP)

George Atkinson III - 33 1/4 (19)

Jeremy Hill - 32 5/8 (20)

Alfred Blue - 32 3/8 (13)

J.C. Copeland - 32 (23)
Marion Grice - 32 (DNP)
Ryan Hewitt - 32 (DNP)
Carlos Hyde - 32 (19)
Storm Johnson - 32 (16)
Lorenzo Taliaferro - 32 (18)
James Wilder Jr. - 32 (18)

Ka'Deem Carey - 31 3/4 (19)
Isaiah Crowell - 31 3/4 (23)

Kapri Bibbs - 31 3/8 (24)

Antonio Andrews - 31 1/4 (20)

Dri Archer - 31 (20)
Tim Cornett - 31 (DNP)
Trey Millard - 31 (DNP)
LaDarius Perkins - 31 (23)
Bishop Sankey - 31 (26)
Charles Sims - 31 (17)
Terrance West - 31 (16)

Jerome Smith - 30 7/8 (14)

Damien Williams - 30 5/8 (16)

Timothy Flanders - 30 1/4 (20)
Tyler Gaffney - 30 1/4 (DNP)
Henry Josey - 30 1/4 (20)
Jerick McKinnon - 30 1/4 (32)
Silas Redd - 30 1/4 (18)

Tre Mason - 30 (DNP)
Lache Seastrunk - 30 (15)

Adam Muema - 29 7/8 (DNP)
De'Anthony Thomas - 29 7/8 (8)

Devonta Freeman - 29 3/8 (DNP)

James White - 29 1/4 (23)