rebelreal wrote: Still good. Interested in seeing how it ranks against the other official WR times.

KhalDrogo wrote: Kenny Stills official time is 4.38

Tied for 4th

Goodwin 4.27
Austin 4.34
Swope 4.34
Stills 4.38
Boyce 4.38

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

rebelreal wrote: Still good. Interested in seeing how it ranks against the other official WR times.

KhalDrogo wrote: Kenny Stills official time is 4.38

Tied for 4th

Goodwin 4.27
Austin 4.34
Swope 4.34
Stills 4.38
Boyce 4.38

4/5 fastest WR's from the BIG 12

Stills official tied for 4th at 4.38. Goodwin's official was a 4.27.

I really and truly believe Johnny Football misses Swope dearly. That guy had a knack for getting open even when the play broke down completely.

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

rebelreal wrote: Still good. Interested in seeing how it ranks against the other official WR times.

KhalDrogo wrote: Kenny Stills official time is 4.38

Tied for 4th

Goodwin 4.27
Austin 4.34
Swope 4.34
Stills 4.38
Boyce 4.38

ekalika wrote: I really and truly believe Johnny Football misses Swope dearly. That guy had a knack for getting open even when the play broke down completely.

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

rebelreal wrote: Still good. Interested in seeing how it ranks against the other official WR times.

KhalDrogo wrote: Kenny Stills official time is 4.38

Tied for 4th

Goodwin 4.27
Austin 4.34
Swope 4.34
Stills 4.38
Boyce 4.38

Doubt it, Texas A&M has so much talent coming in I doubt he misses him much. Besides Johnny Football is great because of what he can do with his feet not so much his throwing.

That Evans kid is something. Big target and is still learning the game. Could be really special. But having a veteran like Swope helps. And the guy has some speed.

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--- ekalika wrote:

I really and truly believe Johnny Football misses Swope dearly. That guy had a knack for getting open even when the play broke down completely.

EagleGrowl3 wrote:

rebelreal wrote: Still good. Interested in seeing how it ranks against the other official WR times.

KhalDrogo wrote: Kenny Stills official time is 4.38

Tied for 4th

Goodwin 4.27
Austin 4.34
Swope 4.34
Stills 4.38
Boyce 4.38

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He will. Don't listen to old herp derp. Swope bailed him out a lot. Just look at how Swope's catches climbed against the best defenses they faced, Bama and LSU. Has his only two 10+ catch games of the season versus those two. Every QB needs a safety valve.

Landry 5.03 40

EagleGrowl3 wrote: Landry 5.03 40

Adjusted to 5.11, official.

EagleGrowl3 wrote: Landry 5.03 40

That's bad when your LT can out run you in the 40. LOL.

soonerman2077 wrote:

EagleGrowl3 wrote: Landry 5.03 40

That's bad when your LT can out run you in the 40. LOL.

Lane Johnson outran Heupel, Hybl, White, and Bradford, too.

Landry was as slow as suspected. But it's more on his form than his explosiveness. His 10-yard split (1.69) was fine. As were his jumps (31", 9'-07").

Wow. Knile Davis with a 4.30 in the 40. Didn't think he was ever quite right after that knee injury sidelined him for a year.

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rebelreal wrote: 4.28 second official time for Still. Unreal!

Nice.  I had a long debate one time with someone (cannot remember who) that said there was no way Stills ran a 4.3.  It was after winter conditioning test last year.  After those tests, Stills mentioned to someone on twitter that his goal was to run a 4.32.  Now he goes off and runs a 4.28.

The argument from the people in that thread that did not believe Stills could run the 4.3s was that OUs timing method is flawed.

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I recall.

Worst. Thread. Ever.

Goodwin's time was awesome.  Do you think it will translate to NFL performance?  He did not have good numbers at Texas, but he didn't have a QB either.  I would hope all Texas HS Wr would see how measurables could be wasted by Mack.

I also see ESPN has Kenny Vaccaro as having an extreme grade for NFL potential.  Did I miss something?

Knile Davis at 5'10" - 227 lbs will open some eyes

4.30/4.31  -  31 reps (225 lbs)
He was productive at Arky.

2nd run 4.21 by the Auburn RB  Onterio McCalebb - Unofficial (1st run 4.27)

Wort weighed in at 235, by the way.

S McGee 6030, 308

EagleGrowl3 wrote: Landry 5.03 40

It looked it to. I ran faster as a Union LG.

Geno Smith, really?

Maybe its me but I am not really impressed with Geno.
Its really a weak QB class, he is the #1 rated QB right now.

Is he really worth to be a top 10 or 15 pick?