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sam hurd bio
Sam Hurd Grade: 3.14
Position: WR
Class: Sr
School: N Illinois
Conference: Mid-American
Ht., Wt.: 6-3, 195
40 Time: 4.61
Grading System
BIO: Three-year starter and All-Conference selection as a senior after leading the team with career numbers of 65/1,074/13.
POSITIVES: Reliable wideout who consistently comes up with the important reception. Finds the open spot on the field or sneaks behind the defense. Boxes out opponents with his frame, extends to pull the ball from the air and exposes himself to the big hit in order to make the reception. Displays solid eye/hand coordination and outstanding timing. Gives effort blocking and gets results.
NEGATIVES: Slow releasing off the line, cannot run to the deep ball and lacks a second gear. Must improve his route-running skills.
ANALYSIS: A big-play receiver on the college level, Hurd is one of the more underrated wideouts in the draft. Lacks classic size/speed numbers yet should have no problem making a roster in the NFL.
PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent
Miles Austin bio-Miles Austin Grade: 3.21
Position: WR
Class: Sr
School: Monmouth
Conference: Northeast
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 215
40 Time: 4.52
Grading System
BIO: Three-year starter awarded All-Conference honors since his sophomore campaign. Posted receiving numbers of 49/1,004/11 during his senior campaign after 47/859/9 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Nice-sized receiver effective running after the reception. Fluid releasing off the line, offers the quarterback an opposing target and displays soft, natural hands. Extends to make the reception away from his frame, displays good eye/hand coordination and gets to make the tough catch. Takes a big hit yet holds onto the ball.
NEGATIVES: Lacks sharpness running routes. Cannot beat opponents in a foot race. Gets marginal results blocking.
ANALYSIS: Consistently productive the past three years, Austin needs time adjusting to NFL competition but is a solid possession wideout with ability in a West Coast offense.
PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent
Sam Hurd Grade: 3.14
Position: WR
Class: Sr
School: N Illinois
Conference: Mid-American
Ht., Wt.: 6-3, 195
40 Time: 4.61
Grading System
BIO: Three-year starter and All-Conference selection as a senior after leading the team with career numbers of 65/1,074/13.
POSITIVES: Reliable wideout who consistently comes up with the important reception. Finds the open spot on the field or sneaks behind the defense. Boxes out opponents with his frame, extends to pull the ball from the air and exposes himself to the big hit in order to make the reception. Displays solid eye/hand coordination and outstanding timing. Gives effort blocking and gets results.
NEGATIVES: Slow releasing off the line, cannot run to the deep ball and lacks a second gear. Must improve his route-running skills.
ANALYSIS: A big-play receiver on the college level, Hurd is one of the more underrated wideouts in the draft. Lacks classic size/speed numbers yet should have no problem making a roster in the NFL.
PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent
Miles Austin bio-Miles Austin Grade: 3.21
Position: WR
Class: Sr
School: Monmouth
Conference: Northeast
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 215
40 Time: 4.52
Grading System
BIO: Three-year starter awarded All-Conference honors since his sophomore campaign. Posted receiving numbers of 49/1,004/11 during his senior campaign after 47/859/9 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Nice-sized receiver effective running after the reception. Fluid releasing off the line, offers the quarterback an opposing target and displays soft, natural hands. Extends to make the reception away from his frame, displays good eye/hand coordination and gets to make the tough catch. Takes a big hit yet holds onto the ball.
NEGATIVES: Lacks sharpness running routes. Cannot beat opponents in a foot race. Gets marginal results blocking.
ANALYSIS: Consistently productive the past three years, Austin needs time adjusting to NFL competition but is a solid possession wideout with ability in a West Coast offense.
PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent
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Sam Hurd (2006)
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Position: WR Number: 84
School: Northern Illinois Height: 6'2
Status: Declared Weight: 187
This is a player at the wide receiver position that catches everything thrown his way
He has an excellent pair of hands, along with good eye-hand coordination, and the concentration on catching the ball I have not seen in some time, he really takes pride in catching everything thrown his way, who runs crisp precise route patterns
He is not a overwhelming athletic presence on the field, but he has good height, better than average athlete, and has the knack for finding open spaces in a defense for his quarterback to find him
He is a receiver that may not be great at any one thing but has the overall skill set to become a outstanding second receiver on the next level
I am anxious to see more evaluation time on this player, I like his all out approach to the game
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Position: WR Number: 84
School: Northern Illinois Height: 6'2
Status: Declared Weight: 187
This is a player at the wide receiver position that catches everything thrown his way
He has an excellent pair of hands, along with good eye-hand coordination, and the concentration on catching the ball I have not seen in some time, he really takes pride in catching everything thrown his way, who runs crisp precise route patterns
He is not a overwhelming athletic presence on the field, but he has good height, better than average athlete, and has the knack for finding open spaces in a defense for his quarterback to find him
He is a receiver that may not be great at any one thing but has the overall skill set to become a outstanding second receiver on the next level
I am anxious to see more evaluation time on this player, I like his all out approach to the game
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here's a blurb on Austin pre-combine.
http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2006/austin_miles
I'm pretty sure his top time @ the combines was a very respectable 4.47
Judging by his profile, sounds like he has the potential to be a 2 or a 3, posession type receiver. Probably will take a couple of years before he contributes on offense. I suspect him to be inactive for most of the season and contribute on ST next season. JMO.
I'm glad we held onto him.
http://www.nfl.com/draft/profiles/2006/austin_miles
I'm pretty sure his top time @ the combines was a very respectable 4.47
Judging by his profile, sounds like he has the potential to be a 2 or a 3, posession type receiver. Probably will take a couple of years before he contributes on offense. I suspect him to be inactive for most of the season and contribute on ST next season. JMO.
I'm glad we held onto him.
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WR Hurd, Sam
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 195
COLLEGE: N Illinois
YEARS: R
17
TEAM BIOGRAPHIES:
COLLEGE: Sam Hurd ranked among the top five receivers in Northern Illinois history - second in career receiving yards (2,322), third in career receiving touchdowns (21) and tied for fifth in career receptions (143). He broke the single-game school record with 266 receiving yards against Central Michigan. Hurd was named Honorable Mention SportsIllustrated.com All-America and first-team coaches' All-Mid American Conference after his senior season. He started all 12 games and recorded 65 catches for 1,074 yards and 13 touchdowns. In his junior season, he played in 10 games and finished with 27 receptions for 298 yards and three scores. As a sophomore, he posted 29 catches for 438 yards and two touchdowns in 12 appearances with seven starts. Hurd played in 12 contests as a true freshman, earning two starts, finishing with 22 catches for 512 yards and three scores.
PERSONAL: Hurd earned several accolades after his prep career at Brackenridge High School in San Antonio, Texas, where he was a three-sport letterman. As a senior he had 60 receptions for 1,639 yards and 23 touchdowns as a wide receiver. He also lettered three years in basketball and two years in track. Hurd was a pre-communications major at Northern Illinois.
WR Austin, Miles
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 215
COLLEGE: Monmouth Univ
YEARS: R
14
TEAM BIOGRAPHIES:
COLLEGE: Miles Austin finished his career at Monmouth University setting school records for touchdown receptions (33), receptions (150) and yards (2,867). In eight games as a senior, he had 51 catches for 1,101 yards and 14 touchdowns with a long of 66 yards. He led the team in both his junior and sophomore seasons in catches, yards and touchdowns setting a team-record 12 receiving touchdowns in his sophomore season only to break it as a senior.
PERSONAL: Austin was a two-year letterman at Garfield, N.J., High School where he played both wide receiver and defensive back. As a senior he recorded 75 tackles and 10 interceptions. He also played basketball, finishing with 1,028 career points, and was a member of the track and field team where he recorded the second longest javelin throw in Bergen County history with 214'8".
WR Rector, Jamaica
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 186
COLLEGE: NW MO State
YEARS: 1
85
TEAM BIOGRAPHIES:
PRO: Jamaica Rector was signed as a free agent following the 2005 NFL Draft and attended training camp with the Dallas Cowboys. Following training camp he was signed to the Cowboys practice squad where he remained for the season.
COLLEGE: Rector left Northwest Missouri State as the most productive receiver in school and conference history. He finished as the first four-time All-MIAA selection and became the MIAA's all-time leading receiver in yards with 4,497 yards on 289 receptions. Those career totals were also good for second on the NCAA yardage list and third in receptions. He also set school records for career punt return yardage (1,404), punt returns (112), kick return average (27.5) and touchdown receptions (38). As a senior, Rector finished with 87 catches for 1,203 yards and a career-best 15 touchdowns. He added 15 kickoff returns for a 24.0-yard average and 29 punt returns for a 16.6 average. As a junior, he hauled in 63 passes for 971 yards and eight scores while averaging 32.7 yards-per-kickoff return and posting 20 punt returns for 316 yards. He notched a career-best 1,242 receiving yards with six touchdowns on 78 receptions as a sophomore. As a freshman, Rector finished with 61 catches for 1,081 yards and nine touchdowns. He returned 11 kickoffs for a 27.5 average and 18 punts for a 10.0-yard average.
PERSONAL: Rector was a two-way all-state performer for Celeste, Texas, High School in both track and football. As a senior, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year. He earned his degree in parks and recreation and also lettered in baseball, basketball and tennis at Celeste. As a rookie last year, Rector was a member of the Cowboys 2005 Rookie Club - a program designed to introduce rookie team members to community service in the Dallas area which included work with The Salvation Army, Children's Medical Center Dallas and Meals on Wheels.
WR Hurd, Sam
HEIGHT: 6-2
WEIGHT: 195
COLLEGE: N Illinois
YEARS: R
17
TEAM BIOGRAPHIES:
COLLEGE: Sam Hurd ranked among the top five receivers in Northern Illinois history - second in career receiving yards (2,322), third in career receiving touchdowns (21) and tied for fifth in career receptions (143). He broke the single-game school record with 266 receiving yards against Central Michigan. Hurd was named Honorable Mention SportsIllustrated.com All-America and first-team coaches' All-Mid American Conference after his senior season. He started all 12 games and recorded 65 catches for 1,074 yards and 13 touchdowns. In his junior season, he played in 10 games and finished with 27 receptions for 298 yards and three scores. As a sophomore, he posted 29 catches for 438 yards and two touchdowns in 12 appearances with seven starts. Hurd played in 12 contests as a true freshman, earning two starts, finishing with 22 catches for 512 yards and three scores.
PERSONAL: Hurd earned several accolades after his prep career at Brackenridge High School in San Antonio, Texas, where he was a three-sport letterman. As a senior he had 60 receptions for 1,639 yards and 23 touchdowns as a wide receiver. He also lettered three years in basketball and two years in track. Hurd was a pre-communications major at Northern Illinois.
WR Austin, Miles
HEIGHT: 6-3
WEIGHT: 215
COLLEGE: Monmouth Univ
YEARS: R
14
TEAM BIOGRAPHIES:
COLLEGE: Miles Austin finished his career at Monmouth University setting school records for touchdown receptions (33), receptions (150) and yards (2,867). In eight games as a senior, he had 51 catches for 1,101 yards and 14 touchdowns with a long of 66 yards. He led the team in both his junior and sophomore seasons in catches, yards and touchdowns setting a team-record 12 receiving touchdowns in his sophomore season only to break it as a senior.
PERSONAL: Austin was a two-year letterman at Garfield, N.J., High School where he played both wide receiver and defensive back. As a senior he recorded 75 tackles and 10 interceptions. He also played basketball, finishing with 1,028 career points, and was a member of the track and field team where he recorded the second longest javelin throw in Bergen County history with 214'8".
WR Rector, Jamaica
HEIGHT: 5-10
WEIGHT: 186
COLLEGE: NW MO State
YEARS: 1
85
TEAM BIOGRAPHIES:
PRO: Jamaica Rector was signed as a free agent following the 2005 NFL Draft and attended training camp with the Dallas Cowboys. Following training camp he was signed to the Cowboys practice squad where he remained for the season.
COLLEGE: Rector left Northwest Missouri State as the most productive receiver in school and conference history. He finished as the first four-time All-MIAA selection and became the MIAA's all-time leading receiver in yards with 4,497 yards on 289 receptions. Those career totals were also good for second on the NCAA yardage list and third in receptions. He also set school records for career punt return yardage (1,404), punt returns (112), kick return average (27.5) and touchdown receptions (38). As a senior, Rector finished with 87 catches for 1,203 yards and a career-best 15 touchdowns. He added 15 kickoff returns for a 24.0-yard average and 29 punt returns for a 16.6 average. As a junior, he hauled in 63 passes for 971 yards and eight scores while averaging 32.7 yards-per-kickoff return and posting 20 punt returns for 316 yards. He notched a career-best 1,242 receiving yards with six touchdowns on 78 receptions as a sophomore. As a freshman, Rector finished with 61 catches for 1,081 yards and nine touchdowns. He returned 11 kickoffs for a 27.5 average and 18 punts for a 10.0-yard average.
PERSONAL: Rector was a two-way all-state performer for Celeste, Texas, High School in both track and football. As a senior, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year. He earned his degree in parks and recreation and also lettered in baseball, basketball and tennis at Celeste. As a rookie last year, Rector was a member of the Cowboys 2005 Rookie Club - a program designed to introduce rookie team members to community service in the Dallas area which included work with The Salvation Army, Children's Medical Center Dallas and Meals on Wheels.
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Jamaica Rector
Position: Wide Receiver/Return Specialist
College: Northwest Missouri State
Height: 5-10
Weight: 186
Hometown: Celeste, Texas
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OVERVIEW
Few players in college football made as many big plays, gained so much yardage or found the end zone as much as Rector did during his four-year career at Northwest Missouri State. His brother, Andre, started opposite Jamaica at the other wide receiver position the past three seasons.
Rector was a two-way all-state player at Celeste High School, starring as a receiver and a defensive back. He was so highly regarded as a cornerback, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year in 1999. He also excelled as a track athlete.
He redshirted at Northwest Missouri State in 2000, but immediately took over flanker duties the following year. He would go on to earn All-Mid America Intercollegiate Athletics Association honors over the next four years, grabbing 61 passes for 1,081 yards (17.7 avg.) and nine touchdowns in 2001. He also gained 69 yards and a score on 13 carries (5.3 avg.), 302 yards on 11 kickoff returns (27.5 avg.) and 182 yards on 18 punt returns (10.1 avg.) as a redshirt freshman.
In 2002, he would begin a string of three consecutive seasons earning All-America honors. He snared 78 passes for 1,242 yards (15.9 avg.) and six scores. Rector returned 36 punts for 514 yards (14.3 avg.) and two touchdowns and carried 14 times for 54 yards and a score that year. While his figures were slightly down in 2003, he still led the team with 63 catches for 971 yards (15.4 avg.) and eight touchdowns. Rector totaled 85 yards with two scores on 11 carries (7.7 avg.), 316 yards and a touchdown on 29 punt returns (10.9 avg.) and 458 yards on 14 kickoff returns (32.7 avg.).
He continued to pile up yardage, totaling a career-high 2,069 all-purpose yards in 2004. Rector grabbed 87 passes for 1,203 yards (13.8 avg.) and 15 touchdowns, shattering his own 2002 school season-records of 78 receptions for 1,242 yards. His 15 scores also set a new record, topping the old mark of 11 touchdowns, first set by Steve Hansley in 1984 and matched by Tony Miles in 1998.
In only 41 games, Rector re-wrote virtually every school and conference receiving record. He ranks third on the NCAA Division II career-record books with 289 catches, topped only by Andrew Blakely of Truman (300, 1999-2002) and Clarence Coleman of Ferris State (323, 1998-2001). Rector's 4,497 receiving yards are topped only by Coleman's 4,983 in D-II annals. His 38 touchdown catches broke the old MIAA record of 33 by Lester McCoy of Emporia State (1997-2000). He added 232 yards and four scores on 42 carries (5.5 avg.) and 1,138 yards on 41 kickoff returns (27.8 avg.). Only Jarvis Remond (1,682 yards, 1985-89) gained more yards on kickoff returns in school history.
Rector set school career records with 112 punt returns for 1,494 yards (13.3 avg.) and three touchdowns, surpassing Jason Melnick (83 returns, 1993-96) and Tony Miles (1,302 yards, 1997-2000). He ranks No. 10 in NCAA Division II history with an average of 188.74 all-purpose yards per game and No. 8 in D-II annals with 7,361 all-purpose yards.
ANALYSIS
Positives: Has long arms, good-sized hands and long legs … Fluid and natural open-field runner with good hip flexibility and agility … Has good initial quickness that he uses to compensate for a lack of strength in attempts to beat press coverage … Quick out of his breaks, but needs route refinement … Does a nice job of settling in the zone and coming back for the ball … Has enough acceleration after the catch to gain some separation … Has the body control and large hands to handle the underneath routes … Will not hesitate to fight for the ball in a crowd … Quick and elusive punt returner with sure hands and good instincts spotting the seam … Has the body control to make adjustments getting to the difficult throws … His ability to reach and pluck for the ball has resulted in some great acrobatic catches … Maintains concentration and will sacrifice himself to get to the high passes across the middle.
Negatives: Has a slight frame and little room for additional growth … Has quick feet, but lacks explosion off the snap and a second gear to elude after the catch … Uses his hands, but is not really physical or strong enough to defeat the jam … While he caught some deep throws at his level of play, it is doubtful that he will have the same success in the NFL, as he does not display blazing speed … Needs to improve his balance, as he can be knocked down quickly after securing the ball … Needs to show more aggression as a blocker, but does not like that physical aspect.
INJURY REPORT
2001 -- Did not play vs. Emporia State, Truman State and Missouri Western after suffering a right knee medial collateral ligament sprain vs. Washburn.
2002 -- Sat out the Southwest Missouri and Minnesota State-Mankato games with a right knee sprain.
2004 -- Did not play in the season opener vs. Minnesota State-Moorhead (undisclosed).
AGILITY
Campus: 4.49 in the 40-yard dash … 345-pound bench press … 300-pound hang clean … 10-foot-5 broad jump … Right-handed. Combine: 4.47 in the 40-yard dash … 2.58 20-yard dash … 1.58 10-yard dash … 4.13 20-yard shuttle … 11.12 60-yard shuttle … 6.78 three-cone drill … 36½-inch vertical jump … 10-foot-2 broad jump … Bench presses 225 pounds 17 times … 32-inch arm length … 9 5/8-inch hands.
HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Celeste (Texas) High School, playing football for coach Steve Solomon … Two-way all-state player, starring as a receiver and a defensive back … Was so highly regarded as a cornerback, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year in 1999 … Also excelled as a track athlete.
PERSONAL
Parks and Recreation Management major … Son of Linda Rector … Brother, Andre, was a teammate and starting receiver at Northwest Missouri State (2002-present) … Born Aug. 10, 1981 … Resides in Celeste, Texas.
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Jamaica Rector
Position: Wide Receiver/Return Specialist
College: Northwest Missouri State
Height: 5-10
Weight: 186
Hometown: Celeste, Texas
Analysis | Injury Report | Agility | High School | Personal
OVERVIEW
Few players in college football made as many big plays, gained so much yardage or found the end zone as much as Rector did during his four-year career at Northwest Missouri State. His brother, Andre, started opposite Jamaica at the other wide receiver position the past three seasons.
Rector was a two-way all-state player at Celeste High School, starring as a receiver and a defensive back. He was so highly regarded as a cornerback, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year in 1999. He also excelled as a track athlete.
He redshirted at Northwest Missouri State in 2000, but immediately took over flanker duties the following year. He would go on to earn All-Mid America Intercollegiate Athletics Association honors over the next four years, grabbing 61 passes for 1,081 yards (17.7 avg.) and nine touchdowns in 2001. He also gained 69 yards and a score on 13 carries (5.3 avg.), 302 yards on 11 kickoff returns (27.5 avg.) and 182 yards on 18 punt returns (10.1 avg.) as a redshirt freshman.
In 2002, he would begin a string of three consecutive seasons earning All-America honors. He snared 78 passes for 1,242 yards (15.9 avg.) and six scores. Rector returned 36 punts for 514 yards (14.3 avg.) and two touchdowns and carried 14 times for 54 yards and a score that year. While his figures were slightly down in 2003, he still led the team with 63 catches for 971 yards (15.4 avg.) and eight touchdowns. Rector totaled 85 yards with two scores on 11 carries (7.7 avg.), 316 yards and a touchdown on 29 punt returns (10.9 avg.) and 458 yards on 14 kickoff returns (32.7 avg.).
He continued to pile up yardage, totaling a career-high 2,069 all-purpose yards in 2004. Rector grabbed 87 passes for 1,203 yards (13.8 avg.) and 15 touchdowns, shattering his own 2002 school season-records of 78 receptions for 1,242 yards. His 15 scores also set a new record, topping the old mark of 11 touchdowns, first set by Steve Hansley in 1984 and matched by Tony Miles in 1998.
In only 41 games, Rector re-wrote virtually every school and conference receiving record. He ranks third on the NCAA Division II career-record books with 289 catches, topped only by Andrew Blakely of Truman (300, 1999-2002) and Clarence Coleman of Ferris State (323, 1998-2001). Rector's 4,497 receiving yards are topped only by Coleman's 4,983 in D-II annals. His 38 touchdown catches broke the old MIAA record of 33 by Lester McCoy of Emporia State (1997-2000). He added 232 yards and four scores on 42 carries (5.5 avg.) and 1,138 yards on 41 kickoff returns (27.8 avg.). Only Jarvis Remond (1,682 yards, 1985-89) gained more yards on kickoff returns in school history.
Rector set school career records with 112 punt returns for 1,494 yards (13.3 avg.) and three touchdowns, surpassing Jason Melnick (83 returns, 1993-96) and Tony Miles (1,302 yards, 1997-2000). He ranks No. 10 in NCAA Division II history with an average of 188.74 all-purpose yards per game and No. 8 in D-II annals with 7,361 all-purpose yards.
ANALYSIS
Positives: Has long arms, good-sized hands and long legs … Fluid and natural open-field runner with good hip flexibility and agility … Has good initial quickness that he uses to compensate for a lack of strength in attempts to beat press coverage … Quick out of his breaks, but needs route refinement … Does a nice job of settling in the zone and coming back for the ball … Has enough acceleration after the catch to gain some separation … Has the body control and large hands to handle the underneath routes … Will not hesitate to fight for the ball in a crowd … Quick and elusive punt returner with sure hands and good instincts spotting the seam … Has the body control to make adjustments getting to the difficult throws … His ability to reach and pluck for the ball has resulted in some great acrobatic catches … Maintains concentration and will sacrifice himself to get to the high passes across the middle.
Negatives: Has a slight frame and little room for additional growth … Has quick feet, but lacks explosion off the snap and a second gear to elude after the catch … Uses his hands, but is not really physical or strong enough to defeat the jam … While he caught some deep throws at his level of play, it is doubtful that he will have the same success in the NFL, as he does not display blazing speed … Needs to improve his balance, as he can be knocked down quickly after securing the ball … Needs to show more aggression as a blocker, but does not like that physical aspect.
INJURY REPORT
2001 -- Did not play vs. Emporia State, Truman State and Missouri Western after suffering a right knee medial collateral ligament sprain vs. Washburn.
2002 -- Sat out the Southwest Missouri and Minnesota State-Mankato games with a right knee sprain.
2004 -- Did not play in the season opener vs. Minnesota State-Moorhead (undisclosed).
AGILITY
Campus: 4.49 in the 40-yard dash … 345-pound bench press … 300-pound hang clean … 10-foot-5 broad jump … Right-handed. Combine: 4.47 in the 40-yard dash … 2.58 20-yard dash … 1.58 10-yard dash … 4.13 20-yard shuttle … 11.12 60-yard shuttle … 6.78 three-cone drill … 36½-inch vertical jump … 10-foot-2 broad jump … Bench presses 225 pounds 17 times … 32-inch arm length … 9 5/8-inch hands.
HIGH SCHOOL
Attended Celeste (Texas) High School, playing football for coach Steve Solomon … Two-way all-state player, starring as a receiver and a defensive back … Was so highly regarded as a cornerback, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year in 1999 … Also excelled as a track athlete.
PERSONAL
Parks and Recreation Management major … Son of Linda Rector … Brother, Andre, was a teammate and starting receiver at Northwest Missouri State (2002-present) … Born Aug. 10, 1981 … Resides in Celeste, Texas.
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PRO: Jamaica Rector was signed as a free agent following the 2005 NFL Draft and attended training camp with the Dallas Cowboys. Following training camp he was signed to the Cowboys practice squad where he remained for the season.
COLLEGE: Rector left Northwest Missouri State as the most productive receiver in school and conference history. He finished as the first four-time All-MIAA selection and became the MIAA's all-time leading receiver in yards with 4,497 yards on 289 receptions. Those career totals were also good for second on the NCAA yardage list and third in receptions. He also set school records for career punt return yardage (1,404), punt returns (112), kick return average (27.5) and touchdown receptions (38). As a senior, Rector finished with 87 catches for 1,203 yards and a career-best 15 touchdowns. He added 15 kickoff returns for a 24.0-yard average and 29 punt returns for a 16.6 average. As a junior, he hauled in 63 passes for 971 yards and eight scores while averaging 32.7 yards-per-kickoff return and posting 20 punt returns for 316 yards. He notched a career-best 1,242 receiving yards with six touchdowns on 78 receptions as a sophomore. As a freshman, Rector finished with 61 catches for 1,081 yards and nine touchdowns. He returned 11 kickoffs for a 27.5 average and 18 punts for a 10.0-yard average.
PERSONAL: Rector was a two-way all-state performer for Celeste, Texas, High School in both track and football. As a senior, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year. He earned his degree in parks and recreation and also lettered in baseball, basketball and tennis at Celeste. As a rookie last year, Rector was a member of the Cowboys 2005 Rookie Club - a program designed to introduce rookie team members to community service in the Dallas area which included work with The Salvation Army, Children's Medical
COLLEGE: Rector left Northwest Missouri State as the most productive receiver in school and conference history. He finished as the first four-time All-MIAA selection and became the MIAA's all-time leading receiver in yards with 4,497 yards on 289 receptions. Those career totals were also good for second on the NCAA yardage list and third in receptions. He also set school records for career punt return yardage (1,404), punt returns (112), kick return average (27.5) and touchdown receptions (38). As a senior, Rector finished with 87 catches for 1,203 yards and a career-best 15 touchdowns. He added 15 kickoff returns for a 24.0-yard average and 29 punt returns for a 16.6 average. As a junior, he hauled in 63 passes for 971 yards and eight scores while averaging 32.7 yards-per-kickoff return and posting 20 punt returns for 316 yards. He notched a career-best 1,242 receiving yards with six touchdowns on 78 receptions as a sophomore. As a freshman, Rector finished with 61 catches for 1,081 yards and nine touchdowns. He returned 11 kickoffs for a 27.5 average and 18 punts for a 10.0-yard average.
PERSONAL: Rector was a two-way all-state performer for Celeste, Texas, High School in both track and football. As a senior, he was named Texas Class 1A Defensive Player of the Year. He earned his degree in parks and recreation and also lettered in baseball, basketball and tennis at Celeste. As a rookie last year, Rector was a member of the Cowboys 2005 Rookie Club - a program designed to introduce rookie team members to community service in the Dallas area which included work with The Salvation Army, Children's Medical
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here's a blurb from fooballsfuture....
February 26th, 2006
(11:00pm) Some of today's official 40 times from NFL.com
RB: Jerious Norwood 4.40, Leon Washington 4.42, Wendell Mathis 4.51, Derrick Ross 4.52, Cory Ross 4.53
WR: Chad Jackson 4.32, Willie Reid 4.34, Devin Aromashodu 4.35, Sinorice Moss 4.38, Jeff Webb 4.40, Todd Watkins 4.40, Jonathon Orr 4.41, Adam Jennings 4.42, Derek Hagan 4.42. Skyler Green 4.44, Ben Obomanu 4.45, Will Blackmon 4.46, Miles Austin 4.47
February 26th, 2006
(11:00pm) Some of today's official 40 times from NFL.com
RB: Jerious Norwood 4.40, Leon Washington 4.42, Wendell Mathis 4.51, Derrick Ross 4.52, Cory Ross 4.53
WR: Chad Jackson 4.32, Willie Reid 4.34, Devin Aromashodu 4.35, Sinorice Moss 4.38, Jeff Webb 4.40, Todd Watkins 4.40, Jonathon Orr 4.41, Adam Jennings 4.42, Derek Hagan 4.42. Skyler Green 4.44, Ben Obomanu 4.45, Will Blackmon 4.46, Miles Austin 4.47
Cbz40
The Grand Poobah
- Messages
- 31,387
- Reaction score
- 39
Miles Austin Grade: 3.21
Position: WR
Class: Sr
School: Monmouth
Conference: Northeast
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 215
40 Time: 4.52
Grading System
BIO: Three-year starter awarded All-Conference honors since his sophomore campaign. Posted receiving numbers of 49/1,004/11 during his senior campaign after 47/859/9 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Nice-sized receiver effective running after the reception. Fluid releasing off the line, offers the quarterback an opposing target and displays soft, natural hands. Extends to make the reception away from his frame, displays good eye/hand coordination and gets to make the tough catch. Takes a big hit yet holds onto the ball.
NEGATIVES: Lacks sharpness running routes. Cannot beat opponents in a foot race. Gets marginal results blocking.
ANALYSIS: Consistently productive the past three years, Austin needs time adjusting to NFL competition but is a solid possession wideout with ability in a West Coast offense.
PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent
Position: WR
Class: Sr
School: Monmouth
Conference: Northeast
Ht., Wt.: 6-2, 215
40 Time: 4.52
Grading System
BIO: Three-year starter awarded All-Conference honors since his sophomore campaign. Posted receiving numbers of 49/1,004/11 during his senior campaign after 47/859/9 as a junior.
POSITIVES: Nice-sized receiver effective running after the reception. Fluid releasing off the line, offers the quarterback an opposing target and displays soft, natural hands. Extends to make the reception away from his frame, displays good eye/hand coordination and gets to make the tough catch. Takes a big hit yet holds onto the ball.
NEGATIVES: Lacks sharpness running routes. Cannot beat opponents in a foot race. Gets marginal results blocking.
ANALYSIS: Consistently productive the past three years, Austin needs time adjusting to NFL competition but is a solid possession wideout with ability in a West Coast offense.
PROJECTION: Undrafted Free Agent
tomson75
Brain Dead Shill
- Messages
- 16,720
- Reaction score
- 1
Wezsh0T said:
Skyler Levon Green (September 12, 1984 in Houma, Louisiana) is an American football wide receiver and punt returner and a NFL's free agent. He played college football at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and was selected in the fourth round (125th overall) by the Cowboys in the 2006 NFL Draft. He is measured at 5'9" and 192 lbs. Green played for LSU for 4 seasons and caught 111 passes for 1,129 yards and nine touchdowns. Green ran a 4.44 40 yard dash with a 34” vertical leap and a 9’10” broad jump at the 2006 NFL Combine. Green is also the cousin of New England Patriots defensive tackle Jarvis Green and New Orleans Saints defensive tackle Howard Green.While He is also an excellent special teams player, particularly on punt returns, he was released by the Dallas Cowboys on September 1, 2006.
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