Anybody like that 5'7" wr on 4th and long?

[RoadRunner]

I thought it was a 4.35 area 40. It was in one of the write-ups on the top candidates.

And I think he weighted about 175 lbs.

4.63 was the fastest time I can recall at the moment.

 

[RoadRunner]

I didn't see anything out of them on the first show to believe that whoever winds up winning will even make it beyond the first cut, let alone be lucky enough to make the Practice Squad. Should be entertaining none the less.

Yeah it doesn't really matter if the guy that wins ends up getting cut right away. The point is that he gets a shot. Whatever he can make of it is up to him and the coaching staff.

 

[playmakers]

I wasnt impress with alot of these guys. Hawkins defintly has the backround and to me he seems like hes in the best shape of all of those players there. Holley, to me, is just too big and slow to be an NFL reciever. The one we need to see is Speedy. I kniow he cramped up but one thing is for sure he looks like the fastest one there. I dont remember his times, or even if he was even the fastest, but to me he looked like the fastest guy there. The reason why I say this is because we need a punt returner and he kinda fits that mold.

 

[tyke1doe]

he definatly has the ability to belt out a motivational speech..

That he does. I think we take for granted how difficult it is to play professional football, let alone be a starter.

Michael Irvin puts it in a way I haven't heard many players put it. And you know it's authentic because I remember reading where he would do these type drills on his own, throw up and continue running 110s.

Many want the glory, few are willing to pay the price to achieve it.

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Is Hawkins the one who kept losing his breakfast/lunch/dinner during the 110s?

 

[WarDaddy]

Is Hawkins the one who kept losing his breakfast/lunch/dinner during the 110s?

That was Jones. But I think he may have let loose at least once...