NFL Combine Thread

[Shocker]

1 minute ago, ncfan said:

Yeah, he was listed at about 240 and thats what everyone said he was.  I wasnt the only one concerned about him playing a 4-3 DE at 6'2 240.

 

Sure and these guys always bulk up around combine time.  Should be interesting to see the drills now.  Nice options for us regardless.  Appreciate all the awesome info.

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3 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Sure and these guys always bulk up around combine time.  Should be interesting to see the drills now.  Nice options for us regardless.  Appreciate all the awesome info.

The Burns one intrigues me the most.  He is possibly the best fit in this entire draft as far as a hybrid 4-3/3-4 guy.  Everyone thought he was about 235, which is Haynes size.  250 is a gamechanger.  Dude has bend and speed and length but was a twig 235 soaking wet.  At 250 this guy is going to shoot up.

 

I actually recall a drive by poster on here back I think in December (prior to Ron talking the new hybrid D) stating he had sources that Burns was our favorite guy in the draft.  Then we go on to make Everett Brown as a new LB coach

The things that make you go Hmmm

[LinvilleGorge]

If I'm Ron though and I see Everette working with our guys on spin moves I immediately tell him to knock that poo off.

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4 minutes ago, stbugs said:

There are 3 good Cs. Bradbury will go too early for us, but McCoy and Jenkins should be around at 47. 

This

I really love Bradbury, but there are 3 good ones

McCoy is the next one to look at, we met with him at the seniorbowl.

He was known as just a powerful mauler.

He just just posted the fastest 40 for a OL and was real quick

 

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[LinvilleGorge]

5 minutes ago, ncfan said:

This

I really love Bradbury, but there are 3 good ones

McCoy is the next one to look at, we met with him at the seniorbowl.

He was known as just a powerful mauler.

He just just posted the fastest 40 for a OL and was real quick

 

Yep. Center at #47 potentially looks really good. I'd be interested in any of the top three there. I can't see three centers being taken before #47.

[ncfan]

Just now, LinvilleGorge said:

Yep. Center at #47 potentially looks really good. I'd be interested in any of the top three there. I can't see three centers being taken before #47.

You rarely if ever see more than one

And especially as stacked as this class is.  It wont happen

[Shocker]

22 minutes ago, ncfan said:

The Burns one intrigues me the most.  He is possibly the best fit in this entire draft as far as a hybrid 4-3/3-4 guy.  Everyone thought he was about 235, which is Haynes size.  250 is a gamechanger.  Dude has bend and speed and length but was a twig 235 soaking wet.  At 250 this guy is going to shoot up.

 

I actually recall a drive by poster on here back I think in December (prior to Ron talking the new hybrid D) stating he had sources that Burns was our favorite guy in the draft.  Then we go on to make Everett Brown as a new LB coach

The things that make you go Hmmm

Agree completely on Burns.  He could be a monster pass rusher if he progresses.  Still a bit raw but damn he is quick, long and can really bend at that size.  

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Ill just leave this here to soak in

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1 minute ago, stbugs said:

He’s been really unimpressive athletically. I wouldn’t touch him until late 3rd or 4th. Multiple guys have looked way better. Little looks slow, i.e. speed rushers will completely kill Cam. 

Little has lived off of high school hype and tools.

Ive told everyone thats the only reason he is even mentioned by anyone as a 1st rounder.

If he wasnt ranked so high coming out of high school, he'd be a late 3rd.  He just was......not.......good this year.

It baffles me people want him or Dillard in the 1st.  As honestly both would struggle to even beat out Matt Kalil as a rookie