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southerland ran a very respectable 4.7 beanie's second 40 was 4.54

Of course 4.55 or 4.63 is alright for a RB and he is the best RB in THIS class. But you know as well as me that this time is similar to jacob hester last year and noboby is going to call moreno a tweener

Looks like Moreno is going to be another player who's fast enough for the NFL at aroung 4.6 (4.63 unofficial second try)

Wow, Mike Goodson's got a slight frame, and not as fast as advertised. If he has a future it's at WR.

Hats off to Jimmy Chitwood on this one. Chris Wells ran a very Peyton Hillis-like 4.57

I gotta agree with you Dwid, he won't be an every-down player, but I'd still take him on my team. Knoshown Moreno "the pride of NJ" ran an unofficial 4.55

this is overall a boring day, can't wait to get the LBs(Cushing in particular) tomorrow!

wow, Ian Johnson ran a unoffcial 4.38 at 212 pounds, that was unexpected

Lol, earing Charles Davis(or mashall faulk, don't recognize the voice) eat during a commercial break is absolutly hilarious, gotta love NFL.com coverage.Edited by: Gi-15

lol. get out of here buddy.

I mean Penn State's 3rd receiver got an invite for god's sake, why can't Northwestern no.1 recevier gets one?

All I'm saying here is with his declining production, the fact that he has bad hands, and his obvious lack of speed, why wouldn't NFL scout wants to find out more about a guy like Eric Peterman, or DJ Boldin, or any guy more deserving. Thats all.

History shows that most converted WR don't become good in-line blockers. They lack the technique and experience, and most of the time toughness. Name a converted college-WR who was considered a good blocker by his 3rd season.

Obvouisly you got to project what you're going to get from a player. And I guess you do that by comparing history of the player, his current skills-set with player you already know. What makes you think that this guy will ever be a regular player in the NFL?

Even if they would like to convert him as a TE, who wants a converted WR who won't be able to block in-line and has stone hands? he got no buisness being there.

Yeah, and they are going to like his separation skills too, ever heard of Mike Williams, Reggie Williams, Dewayne Jarrett? they had pretty good college careers too... when will NFL scouts learn?

nah, they only showed the top10, who's also available on NFL.com, and none are on it. btw wtf is this J.Williams guy from oregon doing there? he dropped everything in sight since the start of the drills, Mayock told that it was the same during his career, and ran about a 4.7.. and there...

They just revealed the official times for WRs on NFL Network and Heyward-Bey is the fastest with a 4.30

4.67 for Swift

Means ran a 4.44

QB Stephen McGee just ran an unofficial 4.58

wow, looks like Michael Crabtree is slow AND small from rotoworld.com Texas Tech WR Michael Crabtree measured only 6'1 1/4 and 215 pounds at Friday's NFL Scouting Combine weigh-in. He's two inches shorter than expected (and two inches shorter than Larry Fitzgerald). Crabtree was listed...

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Texas running back with back to back 2,000 yards season, but no scholarship offer

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