Clemson CB runs well, or not … Most pro day workouts tend to be anti-climatic because most of the top prospects take a pass after having worked out at the combine. One exception today was the Clemson workout where star CB Mackensie Alexander took the field after being unable to go at the combine because of a hamstring injury suffered early in the national championship game in January. Running in front of as many as 100 NFL personnel people from all 32 clubs at the Clemson workout today Alexander either clocked a very fast 4.40 in his 40-yard run as per early reports from the school, or something closer to the “4.5 range” which appeared later. Stay tuned. Alexander was also credited with a 37.5-inch vertical and a 10-1 standing long jump, along with a 7.17 clocking in the 3-cone drill. For the record, Alexander’s vertical would have been among the leaders at the combine, while his broad jump was about average. On the other hand, Alexander’s 3-cone time would have been one of the slower times for CBs in Indianapolis.
