Combine thread

[Shocker]

Herbert with a nice time...Eason wasn't bad.

LOL...pan to Rhule...4.7?  

[ncfan]

 

[TheSpecialJuan]

1 minute ago, ncfan said:

 

impressive 

[stbugs]

1 hour ago, AceMan said:

Do want! 

He looked terrible in the gauntlet. So slow. Makes you wonder if that speed won’t translate at all to game day. Announcers were shocked at how slow he ran in the gauntlet.

[stbugs]

36 minutes ago, DeSim said:

This Mitchell Wilcox guy is having a horrible day.

TEs weren’t impressive the Bryant from FAU was the only one that stood out. No TE until day 3 otherwise it looks like a big reach. 

[ncfan]

 

[WOW!!]

Wr.. looking for size speed and the gauntlet..

Maybe a later round steal that had solid college career and has some special teams ability...

[davos]

Iasaiah Hodgins coming up.  Sleeper

[davos]

Sticky?

@rayzor @LinvilleGorge

[WOW!!]

Chase Claypool interesting...

[Toomers]

  This needs to stop...lol. 
 

   All the good sleepers showing out. 
 

Muti

Albert Oh..what did he run?

i thought Claypool would have been a  good pick at 4.6. He’ll go second round now. 

[ncfan]

 

[ncfan]

 

[Palmetto]

1 hour ago, ncfan said:

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001103857/article/punter-michael-turk-thrills-at-nfl-combine-with-25-bench-reps

Punter Michael Turk thrills at NFL Combine with 25 bench reps

Turk recorded 25 reps of 225 pounds in bench-press testing at the NFL Scouting Combine. The mark is a modern record, as it's the most reps by a punter since 2003, per NFL Research. Tennessee's Trevor Daniel posted 23 reps in 2018. Tennessee's Trevor Daniel posted 23 reps in 2018. Turk began to struggle on the 21st rep but managed to deliver four more before finishing.

That doesn't figure to do him any good as a punter, but it will give him some bragging rights among combine participants. His total was more than that of 19 offensive linemen at the combine, including top prospects such as Iowa's Tristan Wirfs (24) and Louisville's Mekhi Becton (23). Turk is the nephew of former NFL punter Matt Turk, who played 17 pro seasons.

Turk applied for early draft entry after only one season as a starter at ASU, forgoing two years of NCAA eligibility. He averaged 46 yards per punt, including a whopping long of 75 yards, and had 23 punts of 50-plus yards.