Zbrod95
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official times and numbers, will update as I get info
the projections come from a poll involving my father and his friends that are in Indy
Saturday: QB, WR, TE
Rashawn Scott
Ht: 6'1
Wt:199
Hands: 9 3/8"
Arm Length: 31 3/8"
40 time: N/A..sat it out
Broad jump: 9 feet 8"
Vertical jump: 32 1/2"
Bench: 17...surprising
Projection: 6th/7th round, lack of production some believe due to scheme, but some think he doesn't separate/isn't physical enough. All agree on poor hands...needs a good combine
Post Combine afterthought: He caught the ball well, had decent routes all day, good bench, and an average broad jump. He was a borderline 6th/7th rounder but I think he solidified himself being drafted and if he has a good pro day and run around 4.5, he can put himself in the fifth round. Probably won't go higher than that because of the lack of production.
Sunday: DL, LB
Raphael Kirby
Ht: 6'0
Wt: 236
Hands: 9 7/8"
Arm length: 31"
40 time: N/A
Broad jump: N/A
Vertical jump: N/A
Bench: 27...impressive for a smaller guy, 2nd best of all LBs
Projection: Undrafted, TORN ACL all I need to say, plus he's only started 19 games and most of the LB's there have been starters for 3-4 years
Ufomba Kamalu
Ht: 6'5
Wt: 295
Hands: 10"
Arm length: 35"
40 time: 5.01 official
Broad jump: 25"...average is around 28
Vertical jump: 8 feet 8'...average
Bench: 26
projection: Undrafted, If he wasn't 6'5 and very athletic he wouldn't be in Indy. He has technique problems and extremely lacks production, mostly due to scheme but in his case it might have never made a difference.
Post combine afterthought: It's an absolute shame that he's a product of UM, not because he isn't talented but you can tell he needs to be coached up. He didn't wow anyone and he didn't do terrible but you can tell he was one of the worst linemen( technique-wise ) there.
Monday: DB
Artie Burns
Ht: 6'0
Wt: 193
Hands: 9 1/2"
Arm length: 33 1/4
40 time: 4.46
Broad jump: no reports on his broad jump so N/A...don't know why either track guys usually do well in that drill
Vertical jump: 31.5...average is 33
Bench:
Projection: Late 1st/2nd round, Scouts love his length, speed, athleticism, hands, confidence to go against the other team's #1 and win, and that he isn't afraid to make a play. His knock is that he's too aggressive and even though he'll make plays the PI's he'll get called on him and how many times he'll potentially get burned over exceed the plays because he isn't the most technically sound guy. He'll be best suited going to a team where he'll get significant burn but won't have to start for a year or two.
Deon bush
Ht: 6'0
Wt: 199
Hands: 9 1/4"
Arm length: 30 7/8
40 time: 4.64
Broad jump: 10 feet 4'...that's pretty good
Vertical jump: 36'...above average
Bench: 17...top performer, finished 3rd
Projection: 4th/5th, Deon doesn't pop off the screen. He doesn't make you say "who is that guy"( neither did Reshad jones which I compare him too) like you want dynamic safeties to do but that might be due to scheme and he missed a lot of tackles he should've made. He's also looks like a above average athlete on tape(might be due to scheme as well) in a safety class with a lot of good athletes in it. He can definitely rise if he has a good combine.
the projections come from a poll involving my father and his friends that are in Indy
Saturday: QB, WR, TE
Rashawn Scott
Ht: 6'1
Wt:199
Hands: 9 3/8"
Arm Length: 31 3/8"
40 time: N/A..sat it out
Broad jump: 9 feet 8"
Vertical jump: 32 1/2"
Bench: 17...surprising
Projection: 6th/7th round, lack of production some believe due to scheme, but some think he doesn't separate/isn't physical enough. All agree on poor hands...needs a good combine
Post Combine afterthought: He caught the ball well, had decent routes all day, good bench, and an average broad jump. He was a borderline 6th/7th rounder but I think he solidified himself being drafted and if he has a good pro day and run around 4.5, he can put himself in the fifth round. Probably won't go higher than that because of the lack of production.
Sunday: DL, LB
Raphael Kirby
Ht: 6'0
Wt: 236
Hands: 9 7/8"
Arm length: 31"
40 time: N/A
Broad jump: N/A
Vertical jump: N/A
Bench: 27...impressive for a smaller guy, 2nd best of all LBs
Projection: Undrafted, TORN ACL all I need to say, plus he's only started 19 games and most of the LB's there have been starters for 3-4 years
Ufomba Kamalu
Ht: 6'5
Wt: 295
Hands: 10"
Arm length: 35"
40 time: 5.01 official
Broad jump: 25"...average is around 28
Vertical jump: 8 feet 8'...average
Bench: 26
projection: Undrafted, If he wasn't 6'5 and very athletic he wouldn't be in Indy. He has technique problems and extremely lacks production, mostly due to scheme but in his case it might have never made a difference.
Post combine afterthought: It's an absolute shame that he's a product of UM, not because he isn't talented but you can tell he needs to be coached up. He didn't wow anyone and he didn't do terrible but you can tell he was one of the worst linemen( technique-wise ) there.
Monday: DB
Artie Burns
Ht: 6'0
Wt: 193
Hands: 9 1/2"
Arm length: 33 1/4
40 time: 4.46
Broad jump: no reports on his broad jump so N/A...don't know why either track guys usually do well in that drill
Vertical jump: 31.5...average is 33
Bench:
Projection: Late 1st/2nd round, Scouts love his length, speed, athleticism, hands, confidence to go against the other team's #1 and win, and that he isn't afraid to make a play. His knock is that he's too aggressive and even though he'll make plays the PI's he'll get called on him and how many times he'll potentially get burned over exceed the plays because he isn't the most technically sound guy. He'll be best suited going to a team where he'll get significant burn but won't have to start for a year or two.
Deon bush
Ht: 6'0
Wt: 199
Hands: 9 1/4"
Arm length: 30 7/8
40 time: 4.64
Broad jump: 10 feet 4'...that's pretty good
Vertical jump: 36'...above average
Bench: 17...top performer, finished 3rd
Projection: 4th/5th, Deon doesn't pop off the screen. He doesn't make you say "who is that guy"( neither did Reshad jones which I compare him too) like you want dynamic safeties to do but that might be due to scheme and he missed a lot of tackles he should've made. He's also looks like a above average athlete on tape(might be due to scheme as well) in a safety class with a lot of good athletes in it. He can definitely rise if he has a good combine.
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