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Hand times are never really accurate... But with Abanikanda he probably really is in the 4.3’s because in HS he ran a 10.69 & 10.76 in the 100m, as well as a 6.46 & 6.61 in the 60m, which is pretty fast.

Yes, it’s based on College. Because there were actually 29 TX participants at the combine.

Texas >>> Both

I’m not a Jags fan, but I would assume OL or Pass rush may be in need just as much as Corner. But again, I’m not a Jags fan so idk. @BoxingRobes would probably be able to give you a better assessment of what the Jags might do with that pick at 24.

Played in 1 game & redshirted

Nah, you’re thinking of Steven Ortiz

At the skill positions, it’s mainly been poor fits & recruiting players that have low ceilings with limited athletic profiles. For a long while, we were recruiting a bunch of RB’s & WR’s that lacked explosion & were playing them in systems that were ******, hence why they rarely ever produced...

Has the 2nd slowest time among the RB’s thus far

Pro day times are always faster than the combine, he’s a 4.5 guy, never really been a blazer. His strengths are hands & route running.

Depends on the QB. There’s varying factors that explain production, some QB’s put up huge numbers in College & can’t play a lick in the league. Correlation isn’t causation when it comes to QB’s. Will Levis is every bit as mildly productive as Richardson, but he’s still touted as a top 3 pick...

Zack ***** is a monster, really underrated prospect. Reminds me of Tyler Higbee

College production is not necessarily indicative of future NFL success at the QB position.

I can respect that. My stance is, he’s talented enough to do well in the league in the right system. I don’t think he’s a franchise QB that can turn a bad team into a good team in one season, I think he’s a projection pick that in a few years with some development can be good enough starter...