Official 2014 Combine Thread

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Which means GB has no interest in him...

pryor is having a bad combine (measured in 3 inches short, not good at the bench, short broad jump, shot vert, and he just ran a slow 4.6 40.)

so he might slip out of that top 20 range

and the kid can still play with the pads on

ed reynolds also just ran a slow 40 time (4.64)

[call_me_ishmael]

Haha ran a 4.5 on the dot. That is slower than he was expected. I doubt he goes top 10, now. If he ran 4.35-4.45, I could see it because he would have elite speed.

[3irty1]

A big 10 guy? Woof, no thanks. SEC only front end players for me unless they are exceptionally athletic. We've seen this dance before. Freak athlete linebacker from OSU. AJ Hawk, Rob Carpenter, The dude for STL, etc. No way bro.

Shazier is more your Cam Wake style big 10 athlete. 42 inch vert yesterday while still being able to put up 25 and run a 6.91 3-cone. That's about as athletic as you can get.

[mraynrand]

Shazier is more your Cam Wake style big 10 athlete. 42 inch vert yesterday while still being able to put up 25 and run a 6.91 3-cone. That's about as athletic as you can get.

Oh no, not again. Not another Ohio State LB with 'great measurables'

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Oh no, not again. Not another Ohio State LB with 'great measurables'

i'm starting to feel that way about any high motor high energy white LB (borland, bullough, tent murphy)

whenever i saw those guys i thought "hawk"

which, i'm one of the few who is fine with hawk, i think he does his job just fine, but we need the other ILB to be something special

[Joemailman]

pryor is having a bad combine (measured in 3 inches short, not good at the bench, short broad jump, shot vert, and he just ran a slow 4.6 40.)

so he might slip out of that top 20 range

and the kid can still play with the pads on

ed reynolds also just ran a slow 40 time (4.64)

That 40 time could hurt him though. The 40 time often doesn't mean that much, but it means something at the Safety position. If I were that guy, I'd hire a sprinter coach before his Pro day. There are safeties projected in the 2nd round who now appear to be as big and fast as Pryor.

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That 40 time could hurt him though. The 40 time often doesn't mean that much, but it means something at the Safety position. If I were that guy, I'd hire a sprinter coach before his Pro day. There are safeties projected in the 2nd round who now appear to be as big and fast as Pryor.

yeah, watching tape and highlights, there isn't much separating pryor from the group of reynolds or bucannon, or dion bailey, etc

the thing that made him stand out his his supposed size. now there might not be much to separate him from the others

hell, even brooks from FSU, who i dismissed earlier because he was a midget at 5'11, but could play, has turned out to be the same height as pryor

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Haha ran a 4.5 on the dot. That is slower than he was expected. I doubt he goes top 10, now. If he ran 4.35-4.45, I could see it because he would have elite speed.

Isn't 4.5 for an NFL safety pretty good? What was Collins?

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Oh no, not again. Not another Ohio State LB with 'great measurables'

Its a sliding scale in the first round. At 15, you would still love Hawk and have his jersey like ND72.

[3irty1]

Collins was in the mid 4.3's but he was also a convert. 4.50 is still plenty good. Not enough to move him anywhere much less out of the top 15 IMO. Kenny Vaccaro was taken at 15 last year with a 4.59 so I wouldn't even say Pryor's time is a deal breaker given his obvious playing speed.

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pryor and haha both had official times of 4.58

pryor looked pretty good in the field drills

yeah, collins was 4.2-4.3 depending on what source you look at, either way, that dude could fly. these two just have average speed

[Joemailman]

pryor and haha both had official times of 4.58

pryor looked pretty good in the field drills

yeah, collins was 4.2-4.3 depending on what source you look at, either way, that dude could fly. these two just have average speed

Mayock said he doesn't think Pryor's 40 time hurts him. He gets good marks for his reaction time. I was actually pretty impressed with Pryor's physique, moreso than any other safety.

[call_me_ishmael]

Oh no, not again. Not another Ohio State LB with 'great measurables'

Mmmmm hmmm. I'm with you DD.

[call_me_ishmael]

Isn't 4.5 for an NFL safety pretty good? What was Collins?

4.36 for Collins.

At a 4.58 or whatever for Haha Clinton-Dix makes him available at 21. That is a disappointing time for him. I take him and I don't look back. SEC defender, desireable size, 'elite' athlete, came from a top-flight program, etc.

[3irty1]

4.36 for Collins.

At a 4.58 or whatever for Haha Clinton-Dix makes him available at 21. That is a disappointing time for him. I take him and I don't look back. SEC defender, desireable size, 'elite' athlete, came from a top-flight program, etc.

It would be a pleasant surprise if he were there at 21 but I wouldn't count on it. Nobody was expecting him to turn in a 4.3. Mark Barron was a similar speed both on the football field and on the track at his pro-day. Clinton-Dix didn't hurt himself at all today IMO.