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Originally posted by miked1978:
Originally posted by genus49:
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Yeah, but 700 lbs?
s**t I squat 700 for reps.
I curl 700 for reps. kgs. Street aint nothing.
But do you do it in the squat rack like a boss?
Originally posted by Phoenix49ers:
Originally posted by mayo49:
Yeah, but 700 lbs?
s**t I squat 700 for reps.
Originally posted by bors:Hope we can land this guy late in our draft.
Originally posted by NYniner85:Bruce Feldman of Sports Illustrated lists NC State edge-rusher Kentavius Street at the top of his list of potential "freaks" to watch at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Street is a ridiculous athlete, and no one should be surprised if he ranks at or near the top of the lists during his time at Indianapolis. "Street is expected to weigh in at 6'2" and around 285 pounds, and don't be surprised if he's clocked in the 4.5s in the 40-yard dash," writes Feldman. "At 281 pounds last year, he ran an electronically timed 4.58, vertical jumped 40 inches, benched 475 pounds and squatted 700." Ridiculous. Those skills didn't always translate on the football field, but someone who believes Street can be coached up could take the defender on Day 2.
Originally posted by strickac:Originally posted by NYniner85:Bruce Feldman of Sports Illustrated lists NC State edge-rusher Kentavius Street at the top of his list of potential "freaks" to watch at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Street is a ridiculous athlete, and no one should be surprised if he ranks at or near the top of the lists during his time at Indianapolis. "Street is expected to weigh in at 6'2" and around 285 pounds, and don't be surprised if he's clocked in the 4.5s in the 40-yard dash," writes Feldman. "At 281 pounds last year, he ran an electronically timed 4.58, vertical jumped 40 inches, benched 475 pounds and squatted 700." Ridiculous. Those skills didn't always translate on the football field, but someone who believes Street can be coached up could take the defender on Day 2.
Gary, is that you?
Kentavius Street moves like a damn linebacker in space. Incredible COD and closing speed (again). Not buying into the "lack of length as 4-3 DE". He's smooth and knows how to get to the football. pic.twitter.com/SnzBUvdV0h
— Cagen Cantrell (@CeeingTheDraft) February 27, 2018
As I said before, Kentavius Street is nimble. He can't initially set his edge, but his soft plant & change of direction when the QB moves up the pocket is silky smooth. Immediately explodes and uses that great closing speed out of his plant. The Combine will be his yard. pic.twitter.com/x0QvRbnzhQ
— Cagen Cantrell (@CeeingTheDraft) February 27, 2018
Writing up my #NFLCombine defensive prospects piece, spoiler alert, Kentavius Street will be featured.
— Cagen Cantrell (@CeeingTheDraft) February 27, 2018
•Explosive, fast, flexible.
Plays like this are reassurances he'll perform well:
-elite get off
-dips around OT before the QB completes his drop back (and its only a 3-step) pic.twitter.com/DrnkPuY6GA
Originally posted by bors:
Hope we can land this guy late in our draft.
Originally posted by 9erred:If at the beginning of the draft the media told me you are going to land an OL from Notre Dame and a DE from NC State. I would not have believed it.
Apparently Lynch felt it necessary to get the next up players from each school.
Praying Street can break the long running jinx of drafting injured players
