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blackvern said:
Odin said:
9amindallas said:
Can u post the weight room numbers
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Would be cool if someone posted the weight room numbers,I just read Waters was the fastest cane and again it shows there's no game breaking speed on the roster.Golden just doesn't care about speed only weight .You would think he would like to have a couple guys like Dorsett but he just doesn't bring those guys in,he prefers the tall slow wrs and dbs.
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I would post them but you cant copy and paste any more off canesport tell me who you want and i can give it to you not gonna retype everybody or if somebody can tell me another way Im all for it
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The young DBs Jackson,Redwine,Henley and Johnson.TIA.
 
Odin said:
blackvern said:
Odin said:
9amindallas said:
Can u post the weight room numbers
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Would be cool if someone posted the weight room numbers,I just read Waters was the fastest cane and again it shows there's no game breaking speed on the roster.Golden just doesn't care about speed only weight .You would think he would like to have a couple guys like Dorsett but he just doesn't bring those guys in,he prefers the tall slow wrs and dbs.
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I would post them but you cant copy and paste any more off canesport tell me who you want and i can give it to you not gonna retype everybody or if somebody can tell me another way Im all for it
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The young DBs Jackson,Redwine,Henley and Johnson.TIA.
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Jackson 195lbs

4.64 40
34 inch vertical
315 squat
242 power clean

Redwine 196 lbs

4.64 40
36 inch vertical
295 bench
257 power clean
365 squat

J. Johnson 190 pounds

4.60 40
no vertical
340 bench press
375 squat
276 power cleam

Henley (who is this dude) numbers look garbage

170 lbs

4.57 40
29 vertical
245 squat
162 power clean
 
Anybody who follows Dade County football knows that the strength training is not as good as places like Texas and New Jersey. Edison is as bad as it gets when it comes to resources. But when those raw talents get to the next level, they blossom.

Knowles's testing numbers as a junior will be miles ahead of the those numbers. Tyre Brady came in running 4.83 and he's already down to 4.67. Rashawn Scott was a 4.8 guy and he's down to 4.57.

Knowles will be fine if he keeps putting in the work. He's a big, aggressive safety with coordination and natural twitch.
 
Im very high on Sheldrick Redwine. Kid can play.


I was ****ed that the jersey boys took so long to offer him.
 
What he lacks in size, speed and strength he makes up for with guile. He reminds me of a slower but taller Jeff Popovich. Got a little Jared McClure in him.
 
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It's comical how all the coaches on here get all worked up over three or four tenths of a second, do you really have any idea how fast that is?
 
Vern

Post the Linebackers numbers..

well just Kirby, Grace, and Young/Owens/Gayot

I need to compare a real football team to ours.
 
4Canes said:
It's comical how all the coaches on here get all worked up over three or four tenths of a second, do you really have any idea how fast that is?
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LULZ at this guy minimizing 3 or 4 tenths of a second. That's the difference between an OL and a DB in most cases.
 
DMoney said:
Anybody who follows Dade County football knows that the strength training is not as good as places like Texas and New Jersey. Edison is as bad as it gets when it comes to resources. But when those raw talents get to the next level, they blossom.

Knowles's testing numbers as a junior will be miles ahead of the those numbers. Tyre Brady came in running 4.83 and he's already down to 4.67. Rashawn Scott was a 4.8 guy and he's down to 4.57.

Knowles will be fine if he keeps putting in the work. He's a big, aggressive safety with coordination and natural twitch.
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Meh...
 
I thought Henley ran some good 100 times, he was supposedly pretty fast
 
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4Canes said:
It's comical how all the coaches on here get all worked up over three or four tenths of a second, do you really have any idea how fast that is?
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Fast enough for every single evaluator who makes a living in the NFL to pay very close attention to it???


.3 seconds is about 2 full steps. That is significant for a DB.
 
This kid is what, 17 / 18? He'll redshirt and blow through those numbers in no time as he fills out. If we wouldn't have signed him people would be on the board *****ing that Golden missed this kid. Give him a chance, if he works hard he may surprise you. His tape shows he know how to play.
 
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