GBNReport:2011 COMBINE BLOG

[cowboyjoe]

http://www.gbnreport.com/combineblog.html

March 1
Unofficial 40 times for CBs and safeties as we have them.
CBs
Buster Skrine, Chattanooga 4.29
Patrick Peterson, LSU 4.32
Chimdi Chekwa, Ohio State 4.33
Demarcus Van Dke, Miami 4.33
Chris Culliver, South Carolina 4.36
Prince Amukamara, Nebraska 4.37
Jimmy Smith, Colorado 4.38
Ras-I Dowling, Virginia 4.40
Brandon Harris, Miami 4.43
Davon Harris, New Mexico State 4.43
Cortez Allen, Citadel 4.45
Chykie Brown, Texas 4.45
Curtis Marsh, Utah State 4.46
Marcus Gilchrest, Clemson 4.46
Byron Maxwell, Clemson 4.46
Shareece Wright, USC 4.47
Rashad Carmichael, Va Tech 4.49
Vance Cuff, Georgia 4.49
Brandon Burton, Utah 4.50
Richard Sherman, Stanford 4.50
Curtis Brown, Texas 4.51
Niles Brinkley, Wisconsin 4.52
Aaron Williams, Texas 4.53
Johnny Patrick, Louisville 4.53
Jalil Brown, Colorado 4.55
Mario Butler, Georgia Tech 4.65
Andrew McGee, Oklahoma State 4.67
Kendric Burney, North Carolina 4.72

Safeties
Joe Lefeged, Rutgers 4.44
Dejon Gomes, Nebraska 4.47
David Sims, Iowa State 4.50
Rahim Moore, UCLA 4.53
Robert Sands, West Virginia 4.53
Mark Legree, Appalachian State 4.53
Da'orris Searcey, UNC 4.54
Jeron Johnson, Boise State 4.55
Chris Conte, California 4.56
Jaiquawn Jarrett, Temple 4.61
Quinton Carter, Oklahoma 4.62
Eric Hagg, Nebraska 4.62
Jermale Hines, Ohio State 4.62
Will Hill, Florida 4.63
Tyler Sash, Iowa 4.64
DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson 4.64
Nate Williams, Washington 4.70
Shiloh Keo, Idaho 4.72
Ahmad Black, Florida 4.74


(1:45 PM): For those who have been sitting on the edge of their sheets, NFL Network host set a PB with a 6.18 unofficial hand-timed 40 clocking of 6.18 seconds.

 

[realtick]

Kendrick Burney; short and slow.

 

[bpfred]

Of the unheralded CBs, I liked Buster Skrine (although he is becoming more heralded), and Marcus Gilchrest. I thought both showed up really well in the change of direction drills. I would really have liked to see Dowling do the drills. Too bad with the hammy. Before watching the drills, I had high hopes for Jimmy Smith. No longer have those hopes.

Of the safeties, I thought Rahim Moore looked quite a bit better than the rest, and Tyler Sash looked next best. Moore looked like he could play corner if you needed him to.