NFL Combine Information

[ChrisPozz]

Nice tibit, Pozz. We have an eerily similar assessment on Hill. Smalls had made inquiries about him on another thread ("NFL Draft / College Football")
here is what I had written back to him on 02-09-2012, 03:47 PM Post #654:


He's certainly the most underrated receiver in this class. You already know the obvious by looking at highlights and seeing his size - one could see how valuable he would be to a team looking for some options around the goal line (redzone threat / nightmare for any defenses). He has the potential to be the next Calvin Johnson (hold your horses, I'm not referring to overall talent. But in terms of the skills / assets he brings to a team around in the redzone-goaline situations). He will catch the ball at its high point and won't allow the DB to out physical him for jump balls.

He's not entirely a "doof troop" either. Hill runs exceptionally well for a man his size and should run the forty yard dash in the 4.45-4.49 range. Gtech runs the "triple-option" on offense, which tells you off bat that he HAS TO be exceptional in his ability to block downfield for his RBs and/or his fellow receivers. I question his agility and his drive to get better overall as a receiver. As you pointed out his Yards Per Catch average is bananas, however, ALL of that I'm sure came from long bombs instead of short or intermediate passes that he caught and ran for long gains (Desean Jackson / Dwayne Bowe / Anquan Boldin / etc.). I don't like the way he runs routes - a smart defender would own him by being able to beat him to spots. Broncos are doing a good job in developing Deymarius Thomas, a team would have to do the same with Hill b/c it will take a full year or two for him to be considered starting material at the next level.


Anyway, what's your take on Criner?

I don't have Criner ranked as high as most people do. I'm just on my way out so I'll have to get into it later.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Here's a list of the TE/OL with the most reps to the fewest. I'll do a list here shortly with the arm lengths from the longest to the shortest. That went over well last year.

Combine Results: Bench Press - CBSSports.com

 

[NinerSickness]

35 Reps for Georgia TE Charles??? Wow.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Here is a list that shows arm length longest to shortest with the number of reps in ( ).


Name, School - Arm Length (Bench reps)

Cordy Glenn, Georgia - 35 3/4 (31)

Josh Oglesby, Wisconsin - 35 5/8 (22)

Matt McCants, UAB - 35 3/8 (17)

Lamar Holmes, Southern Mississippi - 35 1/4 (22)
Rishaw Johnson, California (Pa.) - 35 1/4 (22)

Zebrie Sanders, Florida St. - 35 even (28)
Paul Cornick, North Dakota St. - 35 even (25)
Bobby Massie, Mississippi - 35 even (22)

Donald Stephenson, Oklahoma - 34 7/8 (19)

Ronald Leary, Memphis - 34 3/4 (30)

Justin Anderson, Georgia - 34 5/8 (32)
Nate Potter, Boise St. - 34 5/8 (22)
Antoine McClain, Clemson - 34 5/8 (19)

Matt Kalil, Southern Cal - 34 1/2 (30)
James Brown, Troy - 34 1/2 (24)

Brandon Mosley, Auburn - 34 even (30)
Desmond Wynn, Rutgers - 34 even (28)
Tom Compton, South Dakota - 34 even (20)
Mike Adams, Ohio St. - 34 even (19)

Quinton Saulsberry, Mississippi St. - 33 3/4 (26)

Marcel Jones, Nebraska - 33 5/8 (13)

Johnnie Troutman, Penn St. - 33 1/2 (31)
Jeff Allen, Illinois - 33 1/2 (26)
Mitchell Schwartz, California - 33 1/2 (23)
Senio Kelemete, Washington - 33 1/2 (21)

Garth Gerhart, Arizona St. - 33 3/8 (25)

Kelechi Osemele, Iowa St. - 33 1/4 (32)
Matt Reynolds, BYU - 33 1/4 (25)
Riley Reiff, Iowa - 33 1/4 (23)
Kelvin Beachum, SMU - 33 1/4 (19)
Andrew Tiller, Syracuse - 33 1/4 (16)

Ryan Miller, Colorado - 33 1/8 (32)

Brandon Washington, Miami (FL) - 33 even (28)
Philip Blake, Baylor - 33 even (22)
Peter Konz, Wisconsin - 33 even (18)

David DeCastro, Stanford - 32 3/4 (34)
Kevin Zeitler, Wisconsin - 32 3/4 (32)
Dustin Waldron, Portland St. - 32 3/4 (29)

Ben Jones, Georgia - 32 1/2 (29)
Josh Leribeus, SMU - 32 1/2 (29)
Taylor Dever, Notre Dame - 32 1/2 (18)

Joe Looney, Wake Forest - 32 1/4 (26)
Mark Asper, Oregon - 32 1/4 (23)

John Cullen, Utah - 32 1/8 (23)

David Molk, Michigan - 32 even (41)
Tony Bergstrom, Utah - 32 even (32)
Amini Silatolu, Midwestern St. - 32 even (28)

Michael Brewster, Ohio St. - 31 1/2 (29)

Andrew Datko, Florida State - N/A
Adam Gettis, Iowa - N/A
Jonathan Martin, Stanford - N/A
Lucas Nix, Pittsburgh - N/A
Rokevious Watkins, South Carolina - N/A
Markus Zusevics, Iowa - N/A

 

[ChrisPozz]

Osweiler joins QB list not throwing at Combine - CBSSports.com

Clemson TE Allen impresses at podium; bench press - CBSSports.com

Osweiler boosts cause by measuring "short" - CBSSports.com

Stanford OT Martin to push workout to Pro Day - CBSSports.com

 

[deep9er]

Well, he won't win AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL....

but looks like he'll win most battles for lowest center of gravity, this can be big for linemen. as long as he performs.............

 

[ChrisPozz]

I'll keep a running list of the workouts as they happen on NFL Network. If it lets me then I'll edit in the numbers over and over again into this same post so you can come back to this same post if you can't get the numbers any other way. Just keep refreshing the page.


Unofficial OL 40/10 yd times - 1st run (10-yard), 2nd run (10-yard)

Note: Last year the interior OL average 40-yard was 5.37 and the average 10-yard split was 1.80.

DNR = Did Not Run -

* If nothing is listed then I wasn't able to find it

Mike Adams - 5.38, 5.31 (1.84)
Jeff Allen - 5.16,
Justin Anderson -
Mark Asper -
Kelvin Beachum -
Tony Bergstrom -
Philip Blake - 5.09,
Michael Brewster - 5.31 (1.76 10-yard),
James Brown - 5.18 (1.84 10-yard),
Tom Compton - 5.03,
Paul Cornick - DNR
John Cullen - 5.34
Andrew Datko - 5.28
David DeCastro - 5.34 (1.82 10-yard),
Taylor Dever - 5.44 (1.88 10-yard),
Garth Gerhart - 5.44 (1.81 10-yard),
Adam Gettis - 4.91 (1.65 10-yard)
Cordy Glenn - 4.96 (1.76 10-yard)
A.J. Greene - DNR
Lamar Holmes - 5.37 (1.78 10-yard)
Rishaw Johnson - 5.15 (1.77 10-yard)
Ben Jones - 5.41 (1.83),

 

[ChrisPozz]

One more thing to remember and that is that this surface in Indy is considered a somewhat slow surface.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Ha. Already NFL.com has mistakes up on their live page of results. And that's the one so many people are going to use throughout the week. The 40 times for Blake and Compton on their page are wrong. They are also only showing the fastest of the two 40 times for each player.

Here is the most current list:

Unofficial OL 40/10 yd times - 1st run (10-yard), 2nd run (10-yard)

Note: Last year the interior OL average 40-yard was 5.37 and the average 10-yard split was 1.80.

DNR = Did Not Run -

* If nothing is listed then I wasn't able to find it

Mike Adams - 5.38, 5.31 (1.84)
Jeff Allen - 5.16,
Justin Anderson - 5.25 (1.76 10-yard), 5.28
Mark Asper -
Kelvin Beachum - 5.31 (1.72)
Tony Bergstrom - 5.19,
Philip Blake - 5.09 (1.76), 5.18
Michael Brewster - 5.31 (1.76), 5.25
James Brown - 5.18 (1.84), 5.25
Tom Compton - 5.03 (1.69), 5.10
Paul Cornick - DNR
John Cullen - 5.34, 5.32
Andrew Datko - 5.28 (1.77), 5.22 (1.84)
David DeCastro - 5.34 (1.82), 5.47 (1.85)(Topped out at 18.3 MPH)
Taylor Dever - 5.44 (1.88), 5.41
Garth Gerhart - 5.44 (1.81), 5.44 (1.90)
Adam Gettis - 4.91 (1.65), 5.00
Cordy Glenn - 4.96 (1.76), 5.09
A.J. Greene - DNR
Lamar Holmes - 5.37 (1.78), 5.35
Rishaw Johnson - 5.15 (1.77), 5.25
Ben Jones - 5.41 (1.83),

 

[ChrisPozz]

I just realized I can go back and sometimes delete older posts. That's cool. I will do that when I can with this list so it helps not to confuse people as to why I keep posting what MAY look like the same thing to them.

 

[ChrisPozz]

49ers OL coach Mike Solari is running some on-the-field drills for the OL.

 

[ChrisPozz]

Evan Silva:

Mayock on Cordy Glenn: "His movement skills out on the field are blowing me away. I did not expect him to come out & move like a gazelle."

 

[ChrisPozz]

Josh Norris:

Tough break for Iowa's Markus Zusevics. According to NFL Net tore his peck during bench press. Left Shrine week early too. Tweener player

 

[ChrisPozz]

Group 2 OL 40 times. Look out for those below starting with Marcel Jones. If something is not listed then it was not shown and I wasn't able to verify it.



NFL Network Unofficial OL 40/10 yd times - 1st run (10-yard), 2nd run (10-yard)

Note: Last year the interior OL average 40-yard was 5.37 and the average 10-yard split was 1.80.

DNR = Did Not Run -

* If nothing is listed then I wasn't able to find it

Mike Adams - 5.38, 5.31 (1.84)
Jeff Allen - 5.16,
Justin Anderson - 5.25 (1.76 10-yard), 5.28
Mark Asper -
Kelvin Beachum - 5.31 (1.72)
Tony Bergstrom - 5.19,
Philip Blake - 5.09 (1.76), 5.18
Michael Brewster - 5.31 (1.76), 5.25
James Brown - 5.18 (1.84), 5.25
Tom Compton - 5.03 (1.69), 5.10
Paul Cornick - DNR
John Cullen - 5.34, 5.32
Andrew Datko - 5.28 (1.77), 5.22 (1.84)
David DeCastro - 5.34 (1.82), 5.47 (1.85)(Topped out at 18.3 MPH)
Taylor Dever - 5.44 (1.88), 5.41
Garth Gerhart - 5.44 (1.81), 5.44 (1.90)
Adam Gettis - 4.91 (1.65), 5.00
Cordy Glenn - 4.96 (1.76), 5.09
A.J. Greene - DNR
Lamar Holmes - 5.37 (1.78), 5.35
Rishaw Johnson - 5.15 (1.77), 5.25
Ben Jones - 5.41 (1.83),

Marcel Jones - 5.68, 5.63
Matt Kalil - 4.96 (1.70), 5.00
Senio Kelemete - 5.47 (1.95),
Peter Konz - DNR
Ronald Leary - 5.25, 5.32
Josh Leribeus - 5.47, 5.34
Joe Looney - DNR
Jonathan Martin - DNR
Bobby Massie - 5.15, 5.09
Matt McCants - 5.47, 5.44
Antoine McClain - 5.40, 5.56
Ryan Miller - 5.15, 5.22
David Molk - DNR
Brandon Mosley - 5.05, 5.22
Luke Nix - 5.43, 5.28 (1.82)
Josh Oglesby - 5.78, 5.83
Kelechi Osemele - 5.28, 5.19
Nate Potter - 5.32, 5.28
Riley Reiff - 5.16 (1.71)(19.3 MPH tops), 5.18
Matt Reynolds - 5.29 (1.83), 5.37
Zebrie Sanders - 5.41 (1.76), 5.41
Quentin Saulsberry - 5.29 (1.89), 5.44
Mitchell Schwartz - 5.33 (1.77), 5.50
Amini Silatolu - 5.41 (1.89), 5.33
Donald Stephenson - 4.97, 4.94
Andrew Tiller - 5.50,
Johnnie Troutman - 5.53,
Dustin Waldron - 5.22, 5.38
Brandon Washington - 5.19 (1.77), 5.22
Rokevious Watkins - 5.28 (1.89), 5.25
Desmond Wynn - 5.00 (1.76), 4.97
Kevin Zeitler - 5.31 (1.75),
Markus Zusevics - DNR


NFL Network Unofficial OL Broad Jump

Note: These may not be all of them just yet and remember that each player does it twice so they may end up posting a better official number.

Adam Gettis - 9 feet, 4 inches
Tom Compton - 9 feet even
Rishaw Johnson - 9 feet even
Ben Jones - 8 feet, 9 inches
Philip Blake - 8 feet, 9 inches
Lamar Holmes - 8 feet, 8 inches
James Brown - 8 feet, 6 inches; 8 feet, 2 inches
Jeff Allen - 8 feet, 6 inches
John Cullen - 8 feet, 6 inches
Mike Adams - 8 feet, 4 inches
Tony Bergstrom - 8 feet, 4 inches
Justin Anderson - 8 feet, 3 inches
Kelvin Beachum - 8 feet, 2 inches
David DeCastro - 8 feet, 2 inches
Michael Brewster - 8 feet even
Cordy Glenn - 7 feet, 9 inches


NFL Network Unofficial OL Vertical Jump

Note: These may not be all of them just yet and remember that each player does it twice so they may end up posting a better official number.

Adam Gettis - 31 1/2
Rishaw Johnson - 31 1/2
Ben Jones - 30 1/2
Tom Compton - 30
Tony Bergstrom - 29 1/2
Philip Blake - 29 1/2
Andrew Datko - 29 1/2
David DeCastro - 29 1/2
Mike Adams - 28 1/2
James Brown - 25 1/2
Cordy Glenn - 23 1/2

 

[ChrisPozz]

I may not be able to do the TE stuff as it happens. I have to head out unfortunately but I'll continue when I get back.

 

[clyde_carbon]

Michael Brockers in at 6'7" 322? Jesus. 3-4 DE all the way. Getting a lot of comparisons to Richard Seymour and John Henderson.

 

[clyde_carbon]

Shawn Zobel
Oklahoma State WR Justin Blackmon recorded 14 reps on bench

 

[clyde_carbon]

Dwayne Allen with a 4.84.

 

[clyde_carbon]

James Hanna blew all the TEs away with a 4.42 at 250 lbs.

 

[clyde_carbon]

Ladarius Green with a 4.47 and a 10'4" broad.