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Will Mallory

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2014? --------- NFL Combine/Pro-Day
Phillip Dorsett 4.21 ------- 4.33
Herb Waters 4.39 ---------- 4.44
Duke Johnson 4.42 (4.33) --------- 4.5
Malcolm Lewis 4.43 -------- 4.58
Corn Elder 4.46 -------- 4.55/4.49
Antonio Crawford 4.47 -------- 4.56
Stacy Coley 4.48 --------- 4.39
Jermaine Grace 4.49 (4.43) - -------- 4.57
Gus Edwards 4.58 (4.49) --------- 4.52
Raphael Kirby 4.64 --------- injury
Tyriq McCord 4.66 ---------- 4.78
Denzel Perryman 4.71 --------- 4.7
Al-Quadin Muhammad 4.78 --------- 4.75
Demetrius Jackson 4.85--------
Chad Thomas 4.91 ---------- 4.78
Anthony Chickillo 4.91 --------- 4.79
Uf. Kamalu 4.91 --------- 4.88



Looks like most are off by a tenth.
 
kgranger17 said:
He's nothing to get giddy about as a freshman. What can a skinny freshman Tight End possibly give you? Marshall once had a tight end named Cody Slate who actually did it weighing below 230:
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But, this is Miami and homie is not playing against chump teams.

I hope he balls, but not many 'kids' can't do what Cody Slate or Issac Nauta have done.
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Not so fast my fellow Cane. It all depends how he is used. He doesn't have the weight to be an "in-line TE as a freshman. However, he can play the flex position that Njoku did. He doesn't have Njoku 's weight and build as a freshman, but he is more like former Ole' Miss TE Evan Engram who now plays in the NFL for the NY Giants. Engram is 6'3" played at 225-230 lbs.

I don't think Malory will redshirt. We don't have anyone playing that flex TE position. I said it before, I'd like to see Langham add 10-15 lbs of muscle and move to that Flex TE position. If he could do that and ball out, he'd have a legit shot at the NFL.
 
305to404CANE said:
Waiting for the first person to say he's getting fat lol.. But sidenote, saw this posted on twitter....Homer with the 4.3. Hope these are not VT time 40's, geesh.

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These times need to translate to the game. Football has a way of making 4.3 track/test times look like 4.7's and 4.7 track/test times look like 4.3-4.4's on the field. It's what makes great athletes athletes and football players football players. As a fan it's nice seeing these, but not the end all be all. All I care about is our guys playing faster. That's what separated us in the past. Lots of P5 kids run fast. My $0.02.

Go Canes!
 
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It's amazing how so many people get off topic... Our te Mallory has picked up solid wait to fill out his frame. I just hope he can get the Playbook.
 
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Hstokes1447 said:
This kid is going to be a monster. IMO the best TE we signed.
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brock said:
Homer sure looked like a high 4.3 guy when he ran that td vs va tech. Wouldn’t be surprised If he’s legitimately in the 4.3 range since he ran a Nike opening 4.48. We know lingard has elite speed and Jeff Thomas and mike Harley times are legit imo

Redwine time seems way off. He’s a 4.55-4.60 guy imo
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I dont know where this comes from. Even when he was playing corner people would say he was slow. i didnt ever see it. It seemed as if he was thinking more than playing, which can cause anyone to look slow.
 
kgranger17 said:
He's nothing to get giddy about as a freshman. What can a skinny freshman Tight End possibly give you? Marshall once had a tight end named Cody Slate who actually did it weighing below 230:
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But, this is Miami and homie is not playing against chump teams.

I hope he balls, but not many 'kids' can't do what Cody Slate or Issac Nauta have done.
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2006 Marshall played WVU, Tennessee and Kansas State, and 2007 Marshall opened the season against Miami, FWIW.
 
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