2016 NFL SCOUTING COMBINE

[ChrisPozz]

DB 60-Yard Shuttle

Justin Simmons - 10.84 (4th best since 2006)
Daryl Worley - 10.87 (T-5th best since 2006)
Miles Killebrew - 11.02 (11th best since 2006)
Jalen Ramsey - 11.10 (0.04 shy of tying for 14th best since 2006)
LeShaun Sims - 11.18
Ryan Smith - 11.18
Anthony Brown - 11.19
Eric Murray - 11.19
Tavon Young - 11.26
Brandon Williams - 11.27
James Bradberry - 11.49
Sean Davis - 11.53
Jalen Mills - 11.53
A.J. Stamps - 11.56
Keanu Neal - 11.58
Tyvis Powell - 11.63
Juston Burris - 11.65
Briean Boddy-Calhoun - 11.69
DeAndre Houston-Carson - 11.89
Harlan Miller - 11.90
Lamarcus Brutus - 12.25


Mackensie Alexander - DNR
Eli Apple - DNR
Vonn Bell - DNR
Artie Burns - DNR
Deon Bush - DNR
Taveze Calhoun - DNR
Maurice Canady - DNR
Tevin Carter - DNR
Jeremy Cash - DNR
Ken Crawley - DNR
K.J. Dillon - DNR
DeAndre Elliott - DNR
Kavon Frazier - DNR
Kendall Fuller - DNR
T.J. Green - DNR
Deiondre' Hall - DNR
Vernon Hargreaves - DNR
De'Vante Harris - DNR
Xavien Howard - DNR
William Jackson III - DNR
Cyrus Jones - DNR
Jonathan Jones - DNR
Karl Joseph - DNR
Jayron Kearse - DNR
Derrick Kindred - DNR
Jordan Lomax - DNR
Jordan Lucas - DNR
Kevin Peterson - DNR
Jimmy Pruitt - DNR
Will Redmond - DNR
Rashard Robinson - DNR
KeiVarae Russell - DNR
Zack Sanchez - DNR
Kevon Seymour - DNR
Elijah Shumate - DNR
Darian Thompson - DNR
Cleveland Wallace - DNR
D.J. White - DNR

[ChrisPozz]

DB 3-Cone Drill

Justin Simmons - 6.58 (T-9th best since 2006)
Sean Davis - 6.64 (0.04 shy of tying for 14th best since 2006)
Cyrus Jones - 6.71
Tavon Young - 6.80
De'Vante Harris - 6.82
Brandon Williams - 6.85
Jalen Mills - 6.86
Ryan Smith - 6.88
James Bradberry - 6.91
DeAndre Elliott - 6.93
Miles Killebrew - 6.93
Kevin Peterson - 6.94
Jalen Ramsey - 6.94
Daryl Worley - 6.98
Anthony Brown - 7.03
Maurice Canady - 7.03
Tyvis Powell - 7.03
Derrick Kindred - 7.05
Jayron Kearse - 7.06
Deiondre' Hall - 7.07
Lamarcus Brutus - 7.08
Eric Murray - 7.08
LeShaun Sims - 7.08
Keanu Neal - 7.09
Juston Burris - 7.10
DeAndre Houston-Carson - 7.15
Briean Boddy-Calhoun - 7.16
A.J. Stamps - 7.17
Xavien Howard - 7.18
Jordan Lomax - 7.18
D.J. White - 7.18
Jonathan Jones - 7.25
Darian Thompson - 7.26
Harlan Miller - 7.44


Mackensie Alexander - DNR
Eli Apple - DNR
Vonn Bell - DNR
Artie Burns - DNR
Deon Bush - DNR
Taveze Calhoun - DNR
Tevin Carter - DNR
Jeremy Cash - DNR
Ken Crawley - DNR
K.J. Dillon - DNR
Kavon Frazier - DNR
Kendall Fuller - DNR
T.J. Green - DNR
Vernon Hargreaves - DNR
William Jackson III - DNR
Karl Joseph - DNR
Jordan Lucas - DNR
Jimmy Pruitt - DNR
Will Redmond - DNR
Rashard Robinson - DNR
KeiVarae Russell - DNR
Zack Sanchez - DNR
Kevon Seymour - DNR
Elijah Shumate - DNR
Cleveland Wallace - DNR

[Ray_Dogg]

So Keith Marshall won a million bucks? He was wearing the Adidas shoes and had the fastest forty...
I guess not. He needed to beat CJ2K's time as well.

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[Bingo_AlphaMan]

I didn't get a chance to see his forty but I saw Ramsey's and other players. Anyway, I don't agree with Mayock there. I saw the drills. Hargreaves looked so smooth and natural. Even Deion was impressed. Away from Hargreaves topic a bit, but William Jackson, is a first rounder for sure now. He killed it...!!! Steelers and Panthers have a lot of options in the late first if they're really interested in getting themselves a potential shutdown corner. This year's cornerback class is an awesome group.

Vernon Hargreaves III - DB - Gators

Despite Florida CB Vernon Hargreaves's lackluster forty showing at the Combine, ESPN's Todd McShay still believes he's a top-10 talent

The analyst pointed to Hargreaves' broad jump (10-foot-10) and vertical jump (39 inches) in praising his exceptional lower half power for a diminutive prospect (5-foot-10, 204 pounds). "While I saw a little tightness in his hips during drills, Hargreaves' excellent ball skills and exceptional foot quickness were on display for talent evaluators on Monday," he wrote. "The best pure cover corner in this class, Hargreaves has the quickness and fluidity to play man-to-man coverage at the next level. Even though his 40 time doesn't line up, I still think Hargreaves is worthy of a top-10 pick."
Source: ESPN.com

Feb 29 - 9:05 PM

[Bingo_AlphaMan]

Eli Apple - DB - Buckeyes

Ohio State CB Eli Apple ranked No. 7 among defensive backs with a 4.40 40-yard dash.

"He has the height NFL teams are looking for (6-1), but he occasionally gets outmuscled for the ball with his 190-pound frame," wrote ESPN's Todd McShay. "Apple played a lot of press-man coverage at Ohio State, and while he needs to improve his technique and ball skills, he shows pretty good instincts on tape." ESPN's Kevin Weidl reported last week that Apple had "generated a significant amount of buzz within scouting circles" because of his work sticking to speedster Will Fuller in the Fiesta Bowl. Clearly, he carried that over and perhaps amplified the enthusiasm surrounding him today, though Apple did quit while he was ahead and skipped the vertical and broad jumps. "Overall, Apple's performance helped solidify himself as a top-five cornerback and a fringe first-rounder," McShay wrote.
Source: ESPN.com

Feb 29 - 8:23 PM

[Bingo_AlphaMan]

Again, maybe it's me but I didn't really see any tightness. Will have to watch the combine workouts again this weekend:

Jalen Ramsey - DB - Seminoles

Florida State DB Jalen Ramsey "game and athleticism compares favorably to Patrick Peterson," believes ESPN's Todd McShay.

"If you're looking for the best overall athlete in this class, Ramsey just might be your guy," McShay declared after Ramsey's dominant Combine performance. At 6-foot-1, 209 pounds, Ramsey posted a 4.41 forty, a 11-foot-3 broad jump and a 41 1/2-inch vertical. McShay did have one nit to pick. "In the position drills, he showed a little tightness in his hips and just average ball skills," he wrote. "I think there's a four-man top-tier in this year's class -- Ezekiel Elliott would make it five, but positional value hurts his case -- and Ramsey makes the cut."
Source: ESPN.com

Feb 29 - 7:51 PM

[Bingo_AlphaMan]

Jason Spriggs - T - Hoosiers

Indiana T Jason Spriggs, who ran the best 40-yard dash time among offensive linemen at 4.94, was the most impressive OL at the Combine according to Pro Football Focus.

The 6-foot-7, 307-pounder also paced the OL field in broad jump (9-foot-4), logged the second-best short shuttle (4.44 seconds) and placed fourth with 31 bench press reps. More important for his evaluation, Spriggs was sensational over the past few years. This past season, he finished No. 10 among draft-eligible offensive tackles in PFF's rankings with a pass-blocking grade of +6.6 (allowing only three sacks, three hits, and six hurries on 542 pass-block attempts). "Spriggs was the best moving tackle at the Senior Bowl last month and his performance in Indianapolis solidified what we’ve seen on tape and in person," Pro Football Focus' Steve Palazzolo wrote. "While we like his overall potential as a player, and his size and athleticism may push him into the mid-first-round mix, but he still played more like a second-round prospect last season."
Source: Pro Football Focus

Feb 29 - 7:35 PM