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All 32 NFL teams had representatives at Missouri's pro day, hoping to get a better look at pass-rusher Shane Ray, who was medically exempted from participating in drills at the combine.
Ray was clocked at 4.68 seconds in the 40-yard dash at his pro day, which was a decent but not stellar time. But his day became significantly worse when he ran 7.71 seconds in the three-cone drill and a 4.53-second short shuttle, according to NFL.com.
If that three-cone time is accurate, that would be one of the worst times for an edge-rusher in this draft class.
When you consider the depth at edge-rusher in this class and that Ray’s entire game centers around his speed, you have to be concerned for his draft stock.
Ray recorded 14.5 sacks for Missouri last season to lead the SEC, but he did it almost exclusively with quick feet and an impressive motor. If speed is his biggest asset on tape, you have to wonder why it didn’t show up at his pro day at all.
At one point, ESPN.com’s prospect player rankings had Ray as a top-five prospect. He is currently ranked 15th on that board. After a so-so pro-day workout, it seems possible that Ray will slide down even further come April.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...otable-nfl-draft-prospects/ss-AA9ZLdt#image=3
Ray was clocked at 4.68 seconds in the 40-yard dash at his pro day, which was a decent but not stellar time. But his day became significantly worse when he ran 7.71 seconds in the three-cone drill and a 4.53-second short shuttle, according to NFL.com.
If that three-cone time is accurate, that would be one of the worst times for an edge-rusher in this draft class.
When you consider the depth at edge-rusher in this class and that Ray’s entire game centers around his speed, you have to be concerned for his draft stock.
Ray recorded 14.5 sacks for Missouri last season to lead the SEC, but he did it almost exclusively with quick feet and an impressive motor. If speed is his biggest asset on tape, you have to wonder why it didn’t show up at his pro day at all.
At one point, ESPN.com’s prospect player rankings had Ray as a top-five prospect. He is currently ranked 15th on that board. After a so-so pro-day workout, it seems possible that Ray will slide down even further come April.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...otable-nfl-draft-prospects/ss-AA9ZLdt#image=3