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that's some awesome stuff waldo
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UhOh Rey Rey
He pulled up hurt while running his first forty attempt. Looks like a hammy. Said he felt it pop while running hopes its just a sprain. Should be the end of his combine.
unofficial 4.81"I'd rather see the players' wives playing beach volleyball for Jello-shots in Honolulu between the division championships and the Super Bowl." SwedeComment
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orako pulled his tooComment
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Didn't see that one. it was during the 3 cone right?Originally posted by red"I'd rather see the players' wives playing beach volleyball for Jello-shots in Honolulu between the division championships and the Super Bowl." SwedeComment
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i didn't see it, i just read it happened during the drillsOriginally posted by bigcoz75Comment
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Now, I may not actually wish to be this cynical, but how many guys use the "hamstring tweak" as a "screw this, this isn't going well, I'm going to try again on my pro day" card.
Still, Maualuga and his fans have to be disappointed with the 4.83 and no other drills (I really wanted to see his 3-cone and shuttle numbers, because I was concerned with his CoD skills), but I suppose from his perspective it's not a bad idea to punt and run again on USC's notoriously fast track.</delurk>Comment
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It wasnt until he had crossed the forty line that he started to act injured. People love the conspiracy theories."I'd rather see the players' wives playing beach volleyball for Jello-shots in Honolulu between the division championships and the Super Bowl." SwedeComment
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Top LBers 40
Curry, Aaron 4.56
Arnoux, Stanley 4.61
McRath, Gerald 4.61
Matthews, Clay 4.67
Phillips, Jason 4.69
Brinkley, Jasper 4.72
Cushing, Brian 4.74
Freeman, Marcus 4.74
Follett, Zack 4.75
Fokou, Moise 4.76"I'd rather see the players' wives playing beach volleyball for Jello-shots in Honolulu between the division championships and the Super Bowl." SwedeComment
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To my eye, none of the LBs today really looked anywhere near as impressive as Curry, and Curry really put on a nice show. He's entirely cemented "top LB in this draft" it seems. Other than him though, the group doesn't look particularly good.
Right now, in terms of "Ranking the LBs (who play traditional spots, not purely 3-4 Rush OLBs) I would go:
1) Curry
2) Cushing
3) Matthews
4) Maualuga
5) Sintim
6) Laurinitis</delurk>Comment
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Waldo, I know the name of a very good therapist who can help you with this addiction of yours...."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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Please don't make him better at least until after the draft. The draft thread was a little disappointing last year, we need people who know everything about everything to keep it fun.Originally posted by Fritz</delurk>Comment
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I feel like we're enabling him, Lurk."The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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After seeing the 40 times for the OLB/DE I don't see any in the first rd worth taking. Jason Hunter at 6'4" ran a 4.49 40. Who is already on your team. He would be a better fit then some like Brown who ran a 4.73 too slow for a OLB.
These are pathetic times for potential OLB
Orakpo, Brian 4.70
Johnson, Michael 4.75
Brown, Everette 4.73Comment
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What about Jackson from LSU as a DE? Any word?"The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
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Even a slow white boy name Aaron Kampman ran 4.65 40
I am telling you we have our OLB for the switch to 3-4Kampman didn't receive an invitation to the NFL scouting combine, and the elementary education major was student teaching when he had a workout at Iowa, running the 40-yard dash at 4.65.
Thompson 4.73/Hunter 4.49
Kampton 4.65/Poppinga 4.72Comment
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