The 2017 NFL Entry Draft (no spoilers)

Originally posted by badguy_1:
Kapri Bibbs: 24 bench presses, ran a 4.67

4.67? What is he a FB?

Really liked Dorian Johnson. Number of my best remaining being cleared off the board.

The medicals on carl Lawson must be really bad

I wouldnt be surprised if Shanahan takes another QB, especially now with that extra 5th round pick.

Originally posted by GMniner805:
Love AZ's draft

I hate it, they took one of my favs in Baker

Originally posted by badguy_1:

Kapri Bibbs: 24 bench presses, ran a 4.67

Kapri Bibbs shook his head with a small smile on his face.

At the NFL Scouting Combine in February, Bibbs ran the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds while battling a toe injury. His unofficial time Wednesday at CSU's pro day was an improved 4.5, but it's still not where Bibbs wants it.

"The last time I ran a 4.5 was in high school as a freshman and sophomore," Bibbs said. "With the injury, it is what it is. I just want to show teams out there that I'm ready to compete."
Official results were not made available from Wednesday's drills at the indoor practice facility on the campus of CSU.

Bibbs says he expects to run in the 4.3 range when healthy, 4.4 at worst. He wasn't able to participate in all the drills because of the turf toe that will take another four or five weeks to heal, but he wanted to show he was willing to fight through it.

"When you go into the NFL, you're going to be banged up," Bibbs said. "Guys play through injuries. I wanted to show (scouts) regardless if my toe is off, on or bent to the side I was going to go out there."

As a sophomore, Bibbs broke Colorado State University's single-season record for rushing touchdowns (31) and was eighth in the nation in rushing yards (1,572). USA Today pro football analysts ranked Bibbs the 16th-best running back in the draft. CBS Sports has Bibbs ranked the 27th-best running back.

There were 35 scouts, with at least one from all 32 NFL teams in attendance at the workout. The only other drills Bibbs participated in were the three-cone shuttle and route-running drills.

mother f**ker

And there he finally goes

F u Bengals

Ross Mixon Willis and Lawson....I don't mind their draft

Originally posted by Fresno49er:

Originally posted by GMniner805:

Love AZ's draft

I hate it, they took one of my favs in Baker

3 of my favs, Reddick, Baker & Johnson.

Damn it Rams !!!

Originally posted by JBrack:

Originally posted by badguy_1:
Kapri Bibbs: 24 bench presses, ran a 4.67

Kapri Bibbs shook his head with a small smile on his face.

At the NFL Scouting Combine in February, Bibbs ran the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds while battling a toe injury. His unofficial time Wednesday at CSU's pro day was an improved 4.5, but it's still not where Bibbs wants it.

"The last time I ran a 4.5 was in high school as a freshman and sophomore," Bibbs said. "With the injury, it is what it is. I just want to show teams out there that I'm ready to compete."
Official results were not made available from Wednesday's drills at the indoor practice facility on the campus of CSU.

Bibbs says he expects to run in the 4.3 range when healthy, 4.4 at worst. He wasn't able to participate in all the drills because of the turf toe that will take another four or five weeks to heal, but he wanted to show he was willing to fight through it.

"When you go into the NFL, you're going to be banged up," Bibbs said. "Guys play through injuries. I wanted to show (scouts) regardless if my toe is off, on or bent to the side I was going to go out there."

As a sophomore, Bibbs broke Colorado State University's single-season record for rushing touchdowns (31) and was eighth in the nation in rushing yards (1,572). USA Today pro football analysts ranked Bibbs the 16th-best running back in the draft. CBS Sports has Bibbs ranked the 27th-best running back.

There were 35 scouts, with at least one from all 32 NFL teams in attendance at the workout. The only other drills Bibbs participated in were the three-cone shuttle and route-running drills.

Thanks!

Bummed Reynolds off the board

Bengals loading up on edge rushers. Jordan Willis and now Carl Lawson.

Originally posted by JBrack:

Originally posted by badguy_1:

Kapri Bibbs: 24 bench presses, ran a 4.67

Kapri Bibbs shook his head with a small smile on his face.

At the NFL Scouting Combine in February, Bibbs ran the 40-yard dash in 4.67 seconds while battling a toe injury. His unofficial time Wednesday at CSU's pro day was an improved 4.5, but it's still not where Bibbs wants it.

"The last time I ran a 4.5 was in high school as a freshman and sophomore," Bibbs said. "With the injury, it is what it is. I just want to show teams out there that I'm ready to compete."
Official results were not made available from Wednesday's drills at the indoor practice facility on the campus of CSU.

Bibbs says he expects to run in the 4.3 range when healthy, 4.4 at worst. He wasn't able to participate in all the drills because of the turf toe that will take another four or five weeks to heal, but he wanted to show he was willing to fight through it.

"When you go into the NFL, you're going to be banged up," Bibbs said. "Guys play through injuries. I wanted to show (scouts) regardless if my toe is off, on or bent to the side I was going to go out there."

As a sophomore, Bibbs broke Colorado State University's single-season record for rushing touchdowns (31) and was eighth in the nation in rushing yards (1,572). USA Today pro football analysts ranked Bibbs the 16th-best running back in the draft. CBS Sports has Bibbs ranked the 27th-best running back.

There were 35 scouts, with at least one from all 32 NFL teams in attendance at the workout. The only other drills Bibbs participated in were the three-cone shuttle and route-running drills.

I live in Denver and people around here preferred Bibbs to Booker last year. Say he's a more natural runner. We will see