Is Watkins' vertical legit?

I wonder about the camera angle, but he is awful high on the guys around him. Just plain amazing.
 
if he doesn't work at safety; he would probably make a good wide receiver
 
I wish I had hops like that. Dang I think we got a steal.
 
rlee said:
if he doesn't work at safety; he would probably make a good wide receiver


He has played some reciever,I also read that some thought he could bulk up for OLB, real interesting kid.
 
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He even intimidates his own players with it.

This pic is a pick vs Duke...where the intended receiver is, I have no idea.

Supposedly a "41 vertical. Might be a case of game elevation being even better than the official stats.
 
Eh. Any good high jumper would have easily cleared that Virginia Tech player.

;)
 
LaTunaNostra said:
Supposedly a "41 vertical. Might be a case of game elevation being even better than the official stats.

Yeah, when you test a vertical, you can only really take one step. In a game and such, you can get a running start, which can help with its height.
 
Deep_Freeze said:
Yeah, when you test a vertical, you can only really take one step. In a game and such, you can get a running start, which can help with its height.

:laugh2:

Sorry man, but it is a stand still jump.. No step just explosion from two feet
 
Dat Dude said:
:laugh2:

Sorry man, but it is a stand still jump.. No step just explosion from two feet

OK, well been a long time since I had to do that as an engineer, lol.
 
His Cowboy position coach was interviewed by the ticket and stated they believed he slide down cause of his height and teams weren't sure about having a FS who was so tall, but his position coach (didn't remember name) said there used to be S years ago who were tall and he cited Kenny Houston (when I lived in No. Va area he was a really good player for the Commanders; apparently a great guy but a mean so & so on the field. He did his share of laying out Cowboys under George Allen. Anyone Watkins also described as an "elite ST" with such good hands that he could be a WR in the Red Zone. He's the last centerfield FS available so thank goodness we traded up to get him. This guy's our future starter FS after he learns how to play FS in the NFL. I wanted this guy in 3rd round; can't believe we got him in the 5th.
 
sago1 said:
His Cowboy position coach was interviewed by the ticket and stated they believed he slide down cause of his height and teams weren't sure about having a FS who was so tall, but his position coach (didn't remember name) said there used to be S years ago who were tall and he cited Kenny Houston (when I lived in No. Va area he was a really good player for the Commanders; apparently a great guy but a mean so & so on the field. He did his share of laying out Cowboys under George Allen. Anyone Watkins also described as an "elite ST" with such good hands that he could be a WR in the Red Zone. He's the last centerfield FS available so thank goodness we traded up to get him. This guy's our future starter FS after he learns how to play FS in the NFL. I wanted this guy in 3rd round; can't believe we got him in the 5th.
That was actually the SE Region scout but the summary is dead on.
 
CanadaBoys said:
i don't know if there is some camera angle stuff going on there... but that's is an AWESOME pic....

I'd say not. Look at #80, he's craned his neck and looking WAY up!
 
OK. I'll bite. Who doctored the picture to remove the trampoline. That was unreal.
 
Duane said:
That was actually the SE Region scout but the summary is dead on.

Anyone that remembers Kenny Houston knows THAT is a hell of a compliment.

I agree with the resemblance.
 
Well, Sorry Mr. Watkins, you WILL NOT, get to keep your college number!
 
BlueStar22 said:
Well, Sorry Mr. Watkins, you WILL NOT, get to keep your college number!
I wouldn't be so sure, both #88 and #33 are given out all the time
 

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