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The Official NFL Combine Thread


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Allen Robinson didn't run a great 40 but did pretty well in the 60 yard shuttle, Robinson ran it in 11.36...

Jordan Matthews ran the 60 yard shuttle in 11.84...

Benjamin 12.08 and Beckham 10.93

@Ryan_Riddle: Allen Robinson's dynamic speed /weight ratio (wt, 40, SS, 3cone) score is on par with Kenny Vaccaro and Jamie Collins. Impressive.

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-  I’m told the Arizona Cardinals will make a big run at Branden Albert if he hits free agency as expected.  If they don’t come away with Albert sources say the Cardinals will look offensive tackle in round one.

-  If the Seattle Seahawks had their choice of player with the last pick of round one it would likely be Odell Beckham Jr.  Chances are Beckham won’t be available to the Seahawks at the end of the first frame.  I’m told look for the Seahawks to go offensive line heavy in the draft.

-  Word at the combine has the Dallas Cowboys going defensive front seven early and often in the draft.  Word isAaron Donald is a possibility for the team in round one.

-  I’m told another team that looking for defensive line help during the early part of the draft are the San Diego Chargers.  The only exception will be if a top rated secondary prospect is available to them.

- How impressive was Jerick McKinnon’s workout yesterday?  Its likely to improve his draft stock anywhere from two-to-three rounds.  This morning sources told me they feel McKinnon has cemented himself as a fourth round pick and could break into the third frame.  A few teams now rate McKinnon as the fifth running back on their boards.

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