2015 NFL Combine Thread

Originally posted by slowriot:
That is very unlikely to happen.

This. Waste of picks.

Originally posted by slowriot:

Originally posted by SaksV:
If we don't re-sign Crabtree I want us to seriously consider WR in both Rounds 1 & 2

That is very unlikely to happen.

theres plenty of reasons why they wont. But hitting on 2 WRs instead of 1 would instantly upgrade our weakest position. I'm tired of half measures. Lets try to be elite at the WR position for a change

Originally posted by xcfan:
that steeler scout starting the 40's is annoying. telling guys to bunch themselves up to the starting line because, otherwise, they'd be running a longer distance than 40. from a track & field and sprinting point of view, that's totally wrong starting technique. crowding the starting line inhibits your biomechanical effectiveness in applying optimal power to your initial acceleration. in doing it, you tend to pop up to the vertical position way too soon, which shortens your drive phase; effectively slowing your overall speed and adding time to your 40. yo, it's science.

To people who don't know science, it makes perfect sense, just like the idea that heavier objects fall faster.

Just a bit of caution on Waynes. The 4.31 time is ridiculous, and shows he has crazy straight line speed. However, shuttle time was horrible and 3 cone middle of pack. A 7.08 is not a good 3 cone at all.

Will watch drills and report what I see.

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Just a bit of caution on Waynes. The 4.31 time is ridiculous, and shows he has crazy straight line speed. However, shuttle time was horrible and 3 cone middle of pack. A 7.08 is not a good 3 cone at all.

3 cone says more to me about a CB than 40 time, easily.

Kevin Johnson CB Wake Forest

40-Yard 4.52, Vertical 41.5, Broad 10´10, 3-Cone 6.79, Shuttle 3.89

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Just a bit of caution on Waynes. The 4.31 time is ridiculous, and shows he has crazy straight line speed. However, shuttle time was horrible and 3 cone middle of pack. A 7.08 is not a good 3 cone at all.

3 cone says more to me about a CB than 40 time, easily.

History shows that fast 40s does not mean a good corner.

Originally posted by DeUh:
Kevin Johnson CB Wake Forest

40-Yard 4.52, Vertical 41.5, Broad 10´10, 3-Cone 6.79, Shuttle 3.89

And he dunked on Mutombo

Originally posted by WRATHman44:

Originally posted by DeUh:
Kevin Johnson CB Wake Forest

40-Yard 4.52, Vertical 41.5, Broad 10´10, 3-Cone 6.79, Shuttle 3.89

And he dunked on Mutombo

.......backflip catch.......https://vine.co/v/OU2mgbZl17D

Originally posted by SaksV:
If we don't re-sign Crabtree I want us to seriously consider WR in both Rounds 1 & 2

We don't need to go WR in rounds 1 & 2. We have other needs not to mention there are a lot of receivers in this draft.

Whether we take one in the first or 2nd there are several guys rounds 3 and later who can help.

I'd be very much in favor of us taking the best WR left on the board at #15(I'm guessing that's going to be Strong) and then grab someone like Dorsett or Perriman if they're around in the 3rd or grab someone like Stefon Diggs, Chris Conley or even Jamarcus Nelson later in the draft as the pure speed guys.

Originally posted by DeUh:
Kevin Johnson CB Wake Forest

40-Yard 4.52, Vertical 41.5, Broad 10´10, 3-Cone 6.79, Shuttle 3.89

Might be the best man cover corner in the entire draft, outstanding instincts.

Originally posted by gold49digger:

Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:

Originally posted by MadDog49er:
Just a bit of caution on Waynes. The 4.31 time is ridiculous, and shows he has crazy straight line speed. However, shuttle time was horrible and 3 cone middle of pack. A 7.08 is not a good 3 cone at all.

3 cone says more to me about a CB than 40 time, easily.

History shows that fast 40s does not mean a good corner.

or receiver ...

Well crap. Now we can forget about Kevin White and Trae Waynes.

Justin Coleman had an extremely fast 10-yard split.

Byron Jones: