Other than the fact that Will Fuller put up a great 40 time of 4.32, perhaps the storyline from this morning’s on-field workout for the receivers was how many didn’t run that well. Indeed, Fuller and TCU’s Kolby Listenbee (4.35) were the only receivers to clock under 4.4, while only two others – Cal’s Trevor Davis (4.42) and… Read More »

Second group of QBs all pretty much ran in the same 4.8-4.9 range including Carson Wentz at an unofficial hand-timed 4.78. And times foe the first group of WRs are in with Will Fuller clocking a 4.32 while Koldy Listenbee’s final time was 4.35.

The first group of WRs are running their 40s and at first blush one wonders if the wake-up guy overslept himself because some of the erly times were downright pedestrian with the first half dozen or so receivers struggling to just break 4.65. A real good time though for Notre Dame’s Will Fuller who had an unofficial hand-timed… Read More »

The first group of QBs ran their 40s if anyone really cared. Louisiana Tech’s Jeff Driskel was surprising quick with an unofficial hand-timed clocking of 4.56, while Western Kentucky’s Brandon Doughty was sun-dial slow at over 5,2 seconds. Meanwhile, you could throw a blanket over the rest of the 1st group of QBs who were all pretty much… Read More »

Some interesting stuff from the measurement session for defensive linemen earlier today. Ohio State DE Joey Bosa and Oregon 5T DeForest Buckner, for example, who are both considered to be potential top 5 prospects for this year’s opening round both at least passed the eyeball test. Bosa measured in at 6-5, 269 with 33.5″ arms and 10-plus inch… Read More »

There was an upset of significant proportions when the RBs ran this afternoon as Alabama’s Derrick Henry actually timed a tad better (4.45) than Ohio State’s Zeke Elliott (4.46). That time is a major disappointment for Elliott who was hoping to get under 4.4. To be honest, though, Henry didn’t look as fast or smooth as Elliott, and… Read More »

Second group of offensive linemen have completed their first runs and it does not look like we are going to have any spectacular runs in the 4.7 or 4.8 range like we have seen over the past few years. Top unofficial hand-time clocking is the 4.92 posted by Indiana OT Jason Spriggs, the only OL to go under… Read More »

Better time for K-State OG Cody Whitehair, one of the top prospects at the position who ran an unofficial hand-timed 5-flat for the 40 after yesterday’s very disappointing 16 reps in the bench.

Interesting that NFL Network showed Notre Dame’s Ronnie Stanley running a so-so 5.26 hand-timed 40, but the NFL.com is showing him with a better time of 5.13. Stay tuned for an update

So-so run by Notre Dame OT Ronnie Stanley who only timed a 5.26 in the 40 with a 1.85 10-yard split. Meanwhile, Indiana’s Jason Spriggs continues to have a solid combine with a 4.92 unofficial 40 – the fastest so far among the OL – with a quickish 1.75 split.

Pretty good time for Michigan State OT Jake Conklin who posts an unofficial 40 clocking of under 5.00 at 4.98 with a 1.75 10-yard split. That time could go up to the 5.05 range once the electronic timing is factored in but that’s still a good time for an OT. Not as good for Ohio State’s Taylor Decker… Read More »

LSU G/T gets OL 40s underway … And we are underway with the 40s for the offensive linemen at the scouting combine in Indianapolis. LSU G/T Vadal Alexander kicked it off with an OG-like 5.56 unofficial jand-timed clocking of 5.56 seconds with a 1.92 10-yard split.