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Top TE Prospect Hunter Henry ran in the high 4.6 to low 4.7 range
Unable to find any numbers on Beau Blackshear for the Baylor pro day.
Overlooked Baylor LB Grant Campbell had a good day:
Vertical: 37 inches
Broad Jump: 9-8
40-yard dash: 4.60
10-5-10: 4.37
3-Cone: 7.21
60-yard: 11.64
Bench: 25
From Walterfootball:
Quarterback Kevin Hogan threw the ball well and was on point and accurate with his passes throughout the workout. I'm told while he still has a slight wind-up, Hogan's delivery is significantly more compact than it was last season or during the Senior Bowl and much better than the Combine. I mentioned a while ago the Buffalo Bills like Hogan, and it should come as no surprise that general manager Doug Whaley and director of college scouting were on hand.
Tight end Austin Hooper ran 40 times of 4.65/4.68, then caught the ball well during drills. Teams are concerned about Hooper's blocking and it may take him some time to develop in that area. Several mentioned he's the type of player you may take off the field on third and short. Detroit Lions offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter closely inspected the tight ends most of the day.
Devon Cajuste ran times in the 40 that ranged between 4.44 to 4.54. The college receiver did a bit of work at tight end today.
Linebacker Blake Martinez was exceptional. He measured 6013, 242 pounds, touched 34 inches in the vertical jump, then looked great in position drills.
Read more at http://walterfootball.com/proday.php#FV7BXKoouXlEjagS.99
http://www.sfgate.com/collegesports...Devon-Cajuste-impress-at-Stanford-6916673.php
There is no way that Devon Cajuste should be a tightend. Look at his size and speed. Almost like a Matt Jones Type but a little slower. He reminds me of Dwew Bennett. Hope whatever team picks him will keep him on the outside in his natural receiver position. We need more receivers. Too many of our guys are forced to gain weight and play tightend or fullback.
More on the PSU proday: http://www.centredaily.com/sports/college/penn-state-university/psu-football/article66737402.html
Really glad to see Hackenberg had a great pro day showing. I think his stock is on the rise. It would be great to see Wentz, Goff, Lynch, Cook and Hackenberg all taken in the first 2 rounds.
Combine and senior bowl snub LB Luke Rhodes had a great pro day:
Linebacker Luke Rhodes tested well during pro day. Measuring 6014 and 236 pounds, Rhodes completed 29 reps on the bench, touched 35 inches in the vertical jump, 9-10 in the broad jump and timed 4.64 seconds in the 40. He spent time with the Arizona Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, Indianapolis Colts, Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants.
Read more at http://walterfootball.com/proday.php#TaKGd0lhaTVmwApB.99
Article on small school QB that is garnering interest as a slot WR ( no surprise there):
http://qctimes.com/sports/football/...cle_4e5cde44-fb03-5eb9-b08a-43b723cd5858.html
Caste jock sniffing draft expert projects the oaf Cardale Jones to go in the second round. Guess what word he used to describe him:
"There is too much upside here. I think somebody risks it there in Round No. 2," Jeremiah added.
Justin Zimmer had a stellar performance at michigans pro day
he measured out at 6’2½” and 302 lbs.He completed 44 reps on bench, vertical of 32 inches and a 9’9” broad jump.He ran the 40 in the high 4.8 to low 4.9 range and his 3 cone time was 7.10.
Devon Cajuste ran times in the 40 that ranged between 4.44 to 4.54. The college receiver did a bit of work at tight end today.
I keep seeing Cajuste listed as a "tweener". This reminds me of Matt Jones, who (regardless of his athleticism) was asked by multiple teams to bulk up and play TE.
Just look at the Panthers who drafted Funchess and put him at WR. Cajuste is about the same size yet is faster and and a better athlete but since he is white they want to move him to TE.