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Live Pro-Day Results 3/11: Clemson, Nebraska, Kent State + more
11 Mar
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=1319
The pace slows down a little today as just a few big schools are on the pro-day schedule. We’ll be watching Jameson Konz of Kent State and a few other non-combine players who are working out today. There’s still some stories to tidy up from yesterday as well as notes from today’s events, so let’s get cracking. Update: Clemson
Clemson
It has been a miserable day in Clemson as the rain has been pouring down. Most of the top players did not run the forty, standing pat on their combine performances. The players went outside to do position drills which were cut short because of the rain. One source told us no one could hold onto the passes it was so wet.
We can tell you the New England Patriots will be holding private workouts for linebackers Ricky Sapp and Kavell Conner in the coming days.
Notes: Neither TJ Ward nor LeGarrette Blount will be participating in today’s pro-day event at Oregon. Both have decided to wait until UO’s second pro-day next Thursday. Ward is prospect getting a lot of play and the safety could broach the late part of round two.
One PAC Ten player who had a terrific workout late yesterday was Daniel Te’o-Nesheim of Washington. He clocked 4.67 in the forty after weighing in at 267 pounds, which is slightly heavier than his Combine weight of 263. Te’o-Nesheim stood on the rest of his combine numbers but looked terrific in position drills.
Maryland safety Terrell Skinner also had a solid day. Skinner’s forty times at 4.56 seconds, he completed 22 reps on the bench then posted a vertical jump of 36.5-inches and broad of 10’2’’.
Zipp Duncan of Kentucky started off well before hurting his hamstring. The former tight end measured 6044/298lbs then ran 4.94 in his forty before being forced to withdraw with the injury. Earlier Duncan has completed 23 reps on the bench.
In Minnesota Nate Triplett continues to move up draft boards. After weighing in at 250-pounds yesterday the linebacker posted a forty time of 4.65 seconds. Most of his marks were better than the ones posted at the combine and Triplett looked good in position drills.
At Colorado the big news was tight end Riar Geer did not workout. Considering his combine performance in which he barely broke 5-seconds in the forty then dropped a number of passes in position drills, it was disappointing that Greer did not give it another try.
Make Sure You check out our brand new forum and talk about all the workouts during today’s pro-day events!
Filed under: NFL Combine
Tags: NFL Draft, pro-day workouts
11 Mar
http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=1319
The pace slows down a little today as just a few big schools are on the pro-day schedule. We’ll be watching Jameson Konz of Kent State and a few other non-combine players who are working out today. There’s still some stories to tidy up from yesterday as well as notes from today’s events, so let’s get cracking. Update: Clemson
Clemson
It has been a miserable day in Clemson as the rain has been pouring down. Most of the top players did not run the forty, standing pat on their combine performances. The players went outside to do position drills which were cut short because of the rain. One source told us no one could hold onto the passes it was so wet.
We can tell you the New England Patriots will be holding private workouts for linebackers Ricky Sapp and Kavell Conner in the coming days.
Notes: Neither TJ Ward nor LeGarrette Blount will be participating in today’s pro-day event at Oregon. Both have decided to wait until UO’s second pro-day next Thursday. Ward is prospect getting a lot of play and the safety could broach the late part of round two.
One PAC Ten player who had a terrific workout late yesterday was Daniel Te’o-Nesheim of Washington. He clocked 4.67 in the forty after weighing in at 267 pounds, which is slightly heavier than his Combine weight of 263. Te’o-Nesheim stood on the rest of his combine numbers but looked terrific in position drills.
Maryland safety Terrell Skinner also had a solid day. Skinner’s forty times at 4.56 seconds, he completed 22 reps on the bench then posted a vertical jump of 36.5-inches and broad of 10’2’’.
Zipp Duncan of Kentucky started off well before hurting his hamstring. The former tight end measured 6044/298lbs then ran 4.94 in his forty before being forced to withdraw with the injury. Earlier Duncan has completed 23 reps on the bench.
In Minnesota Nate Triplett continues to move up draft boards. After weighing in at 250-pounds yesterday the linebacker posted a forty time of 4.65 seconds. Most of his marks were better than the ones posted at the combine and Triplett looked good in position drills.
At Colorado the big news was tight end Riar Geer did not workout. Considering his combine performance in which he barely broke 5-seconds in the forty then dropped a number of passes in position drills, it was disappointing that Greer did not give it another try.
Make Sure You check out our brand new forum and talk about all the workouts during today’s pro-day events!
Filed under: NFL Combine
Tags: NFL Draft, pro-day workouts
