Oh no Keon Coleman with a 4.64 forty unoffical.

I think Adonai Mitchell is one of the more underrated WRs in this draft. measured well at 6'2"/205 and did well on the explosions (vert/broad). Interested to see him run

(03-02-2024, 03:45 PM)Synric Wrote: Michigan WR Cornelius Johnson is a late round guy to keep an eye on. 6'2 6/8ths 212 31 7/8ths inch arms.

He is an ok boundary receivers in Michigan's heavy rush scheme but the dude blocks reminds me of the 49ers Jauan Jennings. He would be a replacement for Trenton Irwin as a #4 receiver.

Johnson with a 4.45 unoffical 10'7 broad and 37.5 vert.

(03-02-2024, 05:21 PM)bfine32 Wrote: I think Adonai Mitchell is one of the more underrated WRs in this draft. measured well at 6'2"/205 and did well on the explosions (vert/broad). Interested to see him run

He jumped alot better than I expected.

Lad McConkey with a 4.43 unoffical is an amazing time for him.


Edit: Holy crap AD Mitchell with a 4.35.

(03-02-2024, 05:27 PM)Synric Wrote: He jumped alot better than I expected.

4.35

(03-02-2024, 05:20 PM)Synric Wrote: Oh no Keon Coleman with a 4.64 forty unoffical.

Yeah, that will cost him some signing bonus, but shouldn't affect his career.  With his big frame and ball skills, it doesn't take blazing speed to be a valuable complimentary receiver in the NFL.

(03-02-2024, 05:31 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Yeah, that will cost him some signing bonus, but shouldn't affect his career.  With his big frame and ball skills, it doesn't take blazing speed to be a valuable complimentary receiver in the NFL.

Kimani Vidal with a very nice combine as well as Tyrone Tracy.

(03-02-2024, 05:21 PM)bfine32 Wrote: I think Adonai Mitchell is one of the more underrated WRs in this draft. measured well at 6'2"/205 and did well on the explosions (vert/broad). Interested to see him run

Adonai looked great until it came time to catch the balls.  i think McConkey and McCafferty have been the stars of WR Group 1. 

Leggette has also done well. 

(03-02-2024, 06:15 PM)bfine32 Wrote: Adonai looked great until it came time to catch the balls.  i think McConkey and McCafferty have been the stars of WR Group 1. 

Leggette has also done well. 

McConkey and Mitchell crushed it today. My day 3 guy Cornelius Johnson had a good day he was a good contested catch guy at Michgian. Those Michigan WRs block even Roman Wilson at 5'10 190ish lol.

According to Bengals Hive we met with Patrick Paul today ( some may not know this but he is Chris Paul's brother)

Xavier Worthy 4.25

(03-02-2024, 08:05 PM)pulses Wrote: According to Bengals Hive we met with Patrick Paul today ( some may not know this but he is Chris Paul's brother)

The first time I heard that, I was like no way. Then it all made sense when I noticed it was Chris Paul the football player not the basketball player. Lol 

(03-02-2024, 08:24 PM)WhoDeyK Wrote: The first time I heard that, I was like no way. Then it all made sense when I noticed it was Chris Paul the football player not the basketball player. Lol 

CP3 is brothers to both of them.

(03-02-2024, 11:24 AM)Synric Wrote: Looks like the Bengals are making their way through the OL group in meetings. They've met with Latham, Mims, Rosengarten, JPJ, Zac Zinter, Kingsley Suamataia, and Jalen Sundell so far...

Love to read this! Saw JPJ's interview where he said he'd love to block for Joe Burrow and wants a pair of his shades but isn't sure they'd fit his head. lol If we get even just one of JPJ, Zinter or Kingsley I'll be a happy man. 

Xavier Worthy 2nd run was a 4.22

If this dude makes it to 18 pick him
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/rome-odunze-put-on-a-show-at-nfl-combine-then-did-something-rarely-ever-seen-043036778.html

Quote:After the 6-foot-3 212-pound Odunze put up superb scores in the vertical leap (39 inches) and 20-yard shuttle (4.03), he ran a strong 4.45 seconds in the 40-yard dash. He followed that up with an impeccable slate of drills, highlighted by a near perfect gauntlet, showcasing his ability to stay on a line while running at full speed and catch passes in rapid succession. Then he did something that caught the eyes of NFL talent evaluators.

With Lucas Oil Stadium nearly empty, Odunze was on the field repeatedly re-running his three-cone drill. Despite already notching the fourth-highest score (6.88) of his receiver class, he had clipped a cone while attempting to get a better score. So he went again. And again. And again. Five times in all, until NFL Network cameras noticed he was doing a drill in a stadium that was effectively abandoned.

Ricky Pearsall has looked great through the draft process so far. Looks great at thr Senior Bowl the put up outstanding numbers at the combine.

Ricky Pearsall WR Florida
40: 4.41 (82nd percentile)
Vert: 42” (97th percentile)
Broad: 10’9” (89th percentile)
3-cone: 6.64 (93rd percentile)
SS: 4.05 (89th percentile)


Great slot receiver with good hands and a competitive blocker. Not a great catch radius and speed/quickness was a question mark until yesterday.

Troy Fuatanu just went from a top 32 pick to top 15 convo with 1 measurement.

Troy Fautanu
6036
317
9 1/2 hand
34 1/2 arm
81 1/2 wing

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) March 3, 2024

Mutant...

Amarius Mims
6076
340
11 1/4 hand
36 1/8 arm
86 3/4 wing

— Daniel Jeremiah (@MoveTheSticks) March 3, 2024