Is anyone up for posting updates on OU players at the NFL combine if you are keeping tabs on it?

For those interested, www.steelersdepot.com/2013/02/...ombine-results/ usually has the most up-to-date results.

Workouts do not actually start until tomorrow.

Current bios

Name - Combine# - Grade - Projected Round
Lane Johnson - OL29 - Current grade 86.9 - (1st)
6'6" 303 lbs Arm length 35 1/4 hands 10 1/8

Tony Jefferson DB19 Current grade 73.2 (2nd-3rd)
5'11" 212lbs

Landry Jones QB07 Current grade 67.2 (4th-7th)
6'4" 218lbs

Stacy McGee DL32 Current grade 52.8 (4th-7th)
6'4" 299lbs

Kenny Stills WO32 Current grade 66 (4th-7th)
6'1" 190lbs

Tom Wort LB35 Current grade 57 (4th-7th)
6'0" 238lbs

Thanks for the link, retro; the player profiles, BC4L.  Forgot about Stacy and Wort even being invited.  It's always interesting but will be moreso this year with LJ1 falling and LJ2 rising to see how well they do.

I dont understand why a player would leave early to go in the 4th round at best.

2013 NFL Combine Participants

-	Player	Grade	Projection	Workout	Result	Rank
	Lane Johnson - OL29 6'6 303 Arm Length 35 1/4 Hands 10 1/8	86.9	1st	40 BP Vertical Broad 3 Cone Shuttle	4.72 28 reps  34" 9'10" 7.31 4.52	2nd UNK 2nd 1st 2nd 5th
	Tony Jefferson - DB19 5'11 213 Arm Length 31 5/8" Hands 9 1/4"	73.2	2nd-3rd	40 BP Vertical Broad 3 Cone Shuttle	UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK	UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK
	Landry Jones - QB07 6'4 225 Arm Length 33" Hands 9 1/8"	67.2	4th-7th	40 BP Vertical Broad 3 Cone Shuttle	5.11 31"  31" 9'7" 7.12 4.30	13th UNK 4th 5th 5th 4th
	Stacy McGee - DL32 6'3 308 Arm Length 34 1/2" Hands 9 3/4"	52.8	4th-7th	40 BP Vertical Broad 3 Cone Shuttle	UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK	UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK UNK
	Tom Wort - LB35 6'0 235 Arm Length 31" Hands 8 3/4"	57.0	4th-7th	40 BP Vertical Broad 3 Cone Shuttle	UNK 21  UNK UNK UNK UNK	UNK 14th  UNK UNK UNK UNK
	Kenny Stills - WO32 6'0 194 Arm Length 30 1/2" Hands 9"	66.0	4th-7th	40 BP Vertical Broad 3 Cone Shuttle	4.38 16  33.5 10'4" UNK 4.35	4th 8th  UNK 9th UNK UNK

Grade system

Grade Title Draft (Round) Description

96-100	Future Hall of Famer	Top Pick	A once-in-a-generation type prospect who could change how his position is played
85-95	Immediate Starter	1st	An impact player with the ability/intangibles to become a Pro Bowl player. Expect to start immediately except in a unique situation (i.e. behind a veteran starter).
70-84	Eventual Starter	2nd-3rd	A quality player who will contribute to the team early on and is expected to develop into a starter. A reliable player who brings value to the position.
50-69	Draftable Player	4th-7th	A prospect with the ability to make team as a backup/role player. Needs to be a special teams contributor at applicable positions. Players in the high range of this category might have long-term potential.
20-49	Free Agent	UDFA	A player with solid measurables, intangibles, college achievements, or a developing skill that warrants an opportunity in an NFL camp. In the right situation, he could earn a place on a 53-man roster, but most likely will be a practice squad player or a camp body

6060 - L Johnson shrinked 1/4 inch since the Senior Bowl.

After reading the bio's it looks like last years projections.

EagleGrowl3 wrote: 6060 - L Johnson shrinked 1/4 inch since the Senior Bowl.

Tom Wort

ILB Oklahoma

Analysis

Strengths

Instinctive. Reads keys well, and times up his blitzes very well. Fast in short areas, closes well. Shows decent range. Aggressive player. Physical tackler. Looks comfortable in zone coverage. Gets proper depth on his drops.

Weaknesses
Lacks adequate size and bulk. Always banged up.  Doesn't have much length.  Gets locked onto blocks and struggles to disengage.  Lags behind in man coverage.  Doesn't have great tackling technique.

NFL Comparison Brad Jones

Bottom Line

Wort had a successful college career, but appears to lack the same tools to succeed in the NFL. He's a bit of a 'tweener in the NFL.  He will have to prove he can contribute on special teams in order to earn a roster spot.

Tavon says he is the best all around athlete in the draft.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/...-draft/1939001/

northstarsooner wrote: I dont understand why a player would leave early to go in the 4th round at best.

If a guy already graduates, Wort for example, I see nothing wrong with that.

If you are talking about Jefferson, perhaps he's just ready move on. He wasn't going to get any taller or faster staying in Norman.

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

northstarsooner wrote: I dont understand why a player would leave early to go in the 4th round at best.

If a guy already graduates, Wort for example, I see nothing wrong with that.

If you are talking about Jefferson, perhaps he's just ready move on. He wasn't going to get any taller or faster staying in Norman.

Could get a degree. What about Stills? What a tard

klaw07 wrote:

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

northstarsooner wrote: I dont understand why a player would leave early to go in the 4th round at best.

If a guy already graduates, Wort for example, I see nothing wrong with that.

If you are talking about Jefferson, perhaps he's just ready move on. He wasn't going to get any taller or faster staying in Norman.

Could get a degree. What about Stills? What a tard

TJ actually projects as a 2nd or 3rd rounder (probably mid to bottom of the 3rd).  But yeah, Stills is currently projecting mid 4th or early 5th.

BleedingCrimson4Life wrote:

TJ actually projects as a 2nd or 3rd rounder (probably mid to bottom of the 3rd).  But yeah, Stills is currently projecting mid 4th or early 5th.

Let's wait for their 40 times!

But, Wort always grades out in the high 90's.

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

BleedingCrimson4Life wrote:

TJ actually projects as a 2nd or 3rd rounder (probably mid to bottom of the 3rd).  But yeah, Stills is currently projecting mid 4th or early 5th.

Let's wait for their 40 times!

lol...agree.

Johnson put 225 up 28 times. That is crazy with 35" arms.

Appreciate the updates thus far.  Is it too much to ask for a pin with this just for the time being?

Fisher and Joekel both did 27. 21 for Fluker.

eddyjizza wrote: Johnson put 225 up 28 times. That is crazy with 35" arms.

wow.