Nick Perry

[supercowboy8]

Originally Posted by ABQcowboyJR

Anyone have any of the other drill numbers? I wasn't concerned with his 40. 10 yard split?

For a 3-4 OLB the 20 yard shuttle and 3 cone drill matters most. This is where you will see their agility.

[jterrell]

Originally Posted by TheCount

lol, this is starting to sound like last year where There were apparently going to be 25 picks before #9, and Tyron was going to be one of those 25.

welcome to draft zone where everyone's pet cat falls to our slot but no other suggested target makes it too us.

[Noryb]

Originally Posted by ABQcowboyJR

Anyone have any of the other drill numbers? I wasn't concerned with his 40. 10 yard split?

I read that his 10 yard split was 1.57!

[jterrell]

Originally Posted by Noryb

I read that his 10 yard split was 1.57!

Everything is very unofficial at this point so we gotta tap the breaks.
But it is clear he is an elite athlete.

The 10 yard split alone can mean a guy has (or hasn't) learned how to get out of blocks. Track guys have huge advantages there. But combined with vert and broad jump numbers you see consistent leg power. Perry is a freak clearly.

[GloryDaysRBack]

Originally Posted by TheCount

I didn't say I was confident he wouldn't be gone, I just think it's funny that every good players is going to be drafted before #14. When the board was on Ingram, then he was going to be gone Top 10. Then DeCastro was going to be gone Top 10. Brockers is going to be gone Top 10. When everyone was high on Kirkpatrick, he was a Top 5 pick. Upshaw will be gone Top 10. The list goes on and on.

If you listen to the board, we'll be choosing between a bunch of potential undrafted free agents when #14 rolls around.

Overall, yes, you are right...just in this specific instance, I honestly believe perry very well may be gone.

[Doomsday101]

Too bad they don't have dills to judge your read and reaction time.

[TheDallasDon]

Originally Posted by Doomsday101

Too bad they don't have dills to judge your read and reaction time.

Tape, tape, and tape

[jterrell]

Originally Posted by Doomsday101

Too bad they don't have dills to judge your read and reaction time.

they do.
it is called positional drills.
usually the ones involving following the football.
they just dont publish numbers for them.

[tm1119]

Originally Posted by TheCount

lol, this is starting to sound like last year where There were apparently going to be 25 picks before #9, and Tyron was going to be one of those 25.

Teams fall in love with combine #'s. Its a fact. 6'3 271 35 bench reps and 4.5 40. That is extremely impressive, someone is going to fall in love with him. Im not saying he necessarily is a top 14 player in this draft, but somebody will fall fall in love with his work out #'s. Im going to guess the Bills since they havent had a decent pressure player in forever.

[Noryb]

Originally Posted by jterrell

Everything is very unofficial at this point so we gotta tap the breaks.
But it is clear he is an elite athlete.

The 10 yard split alone can mean a guy has (or hasn't) learned how to get out of blocks. Track guys have huge advantages there. But combined with vert and broad jump numbers you see consistent leg power. Perry is a freak clearly.

All that being said, if that holds up that's pretty impressive. For comparison sake, D. Ware was 1.62 and Von Miller was 1.57 also... not sure how official those numbers are though.

[Dough Boy]

Originally Posted by jterrell

Everything is very unofficial at this point so we gotta tap the breaks.
But it is clear he is an elite athlete.

The 10 yard split alone can mean a guy has (or hasn't) learned how to get out of blocks. Track guys have huge advantages there. But combined with vert and broad jump numbers you see consistent leg power. Perry is a freak clearly.

Perry is putting up Shawn Merriman type numbers. To jump 38" at 271 lbs is sick. Merriman played at Maryland around 245 and came to the combine at 270. I think Perry will make a HUGE jump up draft boards. Add that to the 9 sacks this year, and 8 sacks as a freshman, he has both talent and production.

[supercowboy8]

Originally Posted by Dough Boy

Perry is putting up Shawn Merriman type numbers. To jump 38" at 271 lbs is sick. Merriman played at Maryland around 245 and came to the combine at 270. I think Perry will make a HUGE jump up draft boards. Add that to the 9 sacks this year, and 8 sacks as a freshman, he has both talent and production.

he can put up all the Merriman numbers he wants, but I want a Ware not a Merriman.

[jterrell]

Originally Posted by Dough Boy

Perry is putting up Shawn Merriman type numbers. To jump 38" at 271 lbs is sick. Merriman played at Maryland around 245 and came to the combine at 270. I think Perry will make a HUGE jump up draft boards. Add that to the 9 sacks this year, and 8 sacks as a freshman, he has both talent and production.

Merriman was also on some really good drugs.

I do think Perry will be a fast riser. We have always suspected he'd destroy at the combine and he did have collegiate production.

I'd be fine with Perry or Ingram (or a handful of other guys) at 14.

[Dough Boy]

Originally Posted by supercowboy8

he can put up all the Merriman numbers he wants, but I want a Ware not a Merriman.

I'd take Ware over the field. I would take a pre-injury Merriman over Spencer and I happen to think Spencer is decent.

This is not take Ware over Perry. We could potentially have both. We are looking for a bookend to pair with Ware, not replace him; unless I missed the offseason news that we cut Ware!!!!!!!

[Doomsday101]

Originally Posted by jterrell

they do.
it is called positional drills.
usually the ones involving following the football.
they just dont publish numbers for them.

I don't see them running them through the course of the workouts.
All predetermined drills are fine but there is not spontaneity to it