Hers is the thing about Laundry's combine, he wasn't himself, due to possible injury. So he will slide down if he can't recover-guess what the niners do with players that may have talent but injured...that's right draft them and get a steal.
I remember several talent scouts/gms when talking about the combine and their performance test saying that if a player has blazing speed and other wonderous test results they go back to the tape to recheck and wonder why this player didn't produce more. The same can be said about a player that puts the number who seemed slow.
The combine is just a reafirmation of their evaluation to most successful organizations, those who let the combine dramatically alter their boards are usually not that uccessful. Remember Darius Heyward Bey?
The GOAT had a bad combine, yet he was drafted number 16 and successful career. There are many who over blow the use of the combine results. Not for or against Laundry, but two things I would say is-was a bad day and anaomly- I think he has faster track speed. The other thing I would say is how many players at the combine can have the same performance with pads on. I would say who has the least drop off when in pads.