Hope we ball out.

Even tho tha dude messed up an was kicked off tha team he was a nole n i always keep an eye out for my noles because i feel once a nole always a nole randy moss = nole everybody makes mistakes. dont forget these are kids an being a grown up dont mean u stop makin mistakes it means u start learning from the mistakes u make

Trindon Holliday ran a 4.27 forty!

ran a 4.67 forty

Has live coverage if you dont have the NFL network. QB’s working out and RB’s about to take center stage.

Parker laid down a 4.67 and 4.69 in the 40. Not good numbers for a skill position player. They said “he was quick, but lacked top end speed. Good route runner.”

The 2 teammates from Clemson. CJ Spiller posted a 4.37 and Jacoby Ford laid down a blazing 4.28.

……Next up at the podium was Myron Rolle, S, FSU: “I want it as much as anyone else out here today,” it began. Rolle took the media on such a carpet ride that I don’t think anyone even bothered asking him about football beyond his motivation for it. He talked about having a roommate from Seoul who asked him why cameras were following him around and why he was famous, and how he tried to explain to him the concepts of the game. He talked about playing rugby, although he was a wing so he didn’t get too banged up. Of course, he talked about wanting to be a neurosurgeon later in his life, at about 40 or so, and how he was influenced by one of Ben Carson’s books (he didn’t say which). A popular question that teams were asking him was whether his time away from the game would hurt his football career in the future, and he noted that “my academic pursuits helped with football.” In particular he noted that patience and timing were key skills in research and he thought they translated well to football.

Defensive backs take the field today and Rolle and Robinson will both be working out.

6.66

Uh-oh.

you also can check the other skill drills and times. Ford’s time is right at 4.28. So far he is the only player whose official time was under 4.3.

http://www.nfl.com/combine/top-performers

and the first name I hear is Dekoda Watson’s. Guess the LB’s are up now and the announcer says “i didnt know what was happening, all I heard were ooo-weeeeeee’s from the kids and I turn around and theyre talking about Dekoda Watson on the broad jump”

I do love that most of our guys are normally physical specimens.

Looks at the inch markers and jumps up a 40" vertical one shot.

is supposedly the best of the LB group. I wonder how close the official will be…

but the broad jump? Thats a big number.

..regardless I hope he gets the chance to shine. And i hope his abilities transfer to the next level.

Or have they not ran yet?

Myron had a fantastic turn in drills. Appears much better than PRob in coverage.