A few more bench press numbers per tfydraft.com

[cowboyjoe]

Combine Live Wire: Friday
26

Feb


Very strong and athletic
Another day starts anew. On tap the media will be meeting with the skills positions while the specialists will be working out. Multiple coaches, general managers, and NFL personnel are set to step up to the podium throughout the process. Check back regularly for updates from TFY’s own Tony Pauline and Brent Sobleski.

UPDATE: 4:15 PM – Just a few more bench press numbers!





- Multiple offensive linemen keep recording impressive bench press numbers. Top rated offensive tackle Russell Okung posted 38 reps. Notre Dame center Eric Olsen completed 35. While Baylor pivot J.D Walton was not far behind with 34.

- Arkansas guard Mitch Petrus has tied the bench press combine record completing 45 reps.

- Zoltan mesko of michigan was the top punter in today’s workout. He was constantly putting them out there farther then 50yds and had a best of 56yds. His punts also has great hang time.

 

[Silverstar]

Mitch Petrus - 45
Russell Okung - 38
Eric Olsen - 35
Joe Hawley - 35
Bruce Campbell - 34
J.D. Walton - 34
Jeff Byers - 33
Shawn Lauvao - 33
Jared Veldheer - 32
Vladimir Ducasse - 29
Mike Iupati - 27
Bryan Bulaga - 26
Trent Williams - 23
Ciron Black - 23
Anthony Davis - 21
Charles Brown - 21
Selvish Capers - 19

John Jerry - DNP
Mike Johnson - DNP
Maurkice Pouncey - DNP

 

[Bob Sacamano]

Mitch Petrus - 45
Russell Okung - 38
Eric Olsen - 35
Joe Hawley - 35
Bruce Campbell - 34
J.D. Walton - 34
Jeff Byers - 33
Shawn Lauvao - 33
Jared Veldheer - 32
Vladimir Ducasse -29
Mike Iupati - 27
Bryan Bulaga - 26
Trent Williams - 23
Ciron Black - 23
Anthony Davis - 21
Charles Brown -21
Selvish Capers - 19

John Jerry - DNP
Mike Johnson - DNP
Maurkice Pouncey - DNP

Selvish Capers' stock is going to take a huge hit.

He looked weak at the Senior Bowl (not to mention he was getting beat quite often) and this only confirms it.

 

[cowboyjoe]

Selvish Capers' stock is going to take a huge hit.

He looked weak at the Senior Bowl (not to mention he was getting beat quite often) and this only confirms it.

here are some more;
Combine Live Wire: Friday
26

Feb


Impressive day.
Another day starts anew. On tap the media will be meeting with the skills positions while the specialists will be working out. Multiple coaches, general managers, and NFL personnel are set to step up to the podium throughout the process. Check back regularly for updates from TFY’s own Tony Pauline and Brent Sobleski.

UPDATE: 5:15 PM – Top Bench Press Numbers from the Tight Ends!





– Here are the top five performances among the tight ends:

1) Dennis Pitta, BYU – 27 repetitions

2) Michael Hoomanawanui, Illinois – 25

3) Dorin Dickerson, Pittsburgh – 24

4) Ed Dickson, Oregon – 23

5) Chris Gronkowski, Arizona – 23

– While working in the same Combine training facility as Boise State’s Kyle Wilson, top rated wide receiver prospect Dez Bryant has suffered the same injury as the cornerback. It is unknown as to the severity of the hamstring injury at the moment or whether he will perform here in Indianapolis. As a side note, Bryant also showed up at the Combine at 225 pounds; five pounds heavier than he played this season.

Tony Pike, QB Cincinnati

- Weighed 223 pounds today. The Cincinnati signal caller admitted he was disappointed coming into the Senior Bowl at only 212 pounds. He has learned the hard way, “You can’t miss meals. We’d wait around for hours in Mobile without eating. You make sure to get all your meals here.”

- The quarterback will participate in a full workout.

- When will the decision come as to the rod being taken out of his left forearm? Pike’s answer was surprising, “That’s up to the NFL team that selects me.”

- Former head coach Brian Kelly tried to help his starting quarterback by allowing him to take snaps under center at times during the practice week all in effort to give Pike a “leg up” towards his NFL career.

- Coming out of an offense which is not a traditional pro style set; Pike believes he was taught properly in his reads, progressions, and blitz pickups which are all “pretty much universal.”

Dan LeFevour, QB Central Michigan

- When grilled about the Chippewas’ spread offense, LeFevour discussed how he had input in the game plan during the week. During the game the coaching staff called the plays in from the sideline. And while the quarterback did make multiple progressions and dual side reads, Central Michigan generally tried to keep their offensive plays simplistic.

 

[Silverstar]

More OL results...

Tony Washington - 33
Ed Wang - 29
Thomas Welch - 29
Sam Young - 29

 

[JBS]

- Zoltan mesko of michigan was the top punter in today’s workout. He was constantly putting them out there farther then 50yds and had a best of 56yds. His punts also has great hang time.

decent showing w the boot, but what did the guy do on the bench?

 

[TheCount]

Why the hell did Pouncey and Jerry not participate? How on earth do you skip the bench as an OL?

 

[montgod]

Iaupti - 27

Wow... that might make him slip even further

 

[UnoDallas]

Why the hell did Pouncey and Jerry not participate? How on earth do you skip the bench as an OL?

cause they were scared

 

[TheCount]

Clay Harbor did 30 reps, I still think he'd be a great do-everything FB for us. Better skill set than Anderson for sure.