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http://www.draftinsider.net/blog/?p=5075
Ive been bummed out today by the union decertfying zoners, so sorry havent posted alot today on draft stuff, will try to catch up later, but kinda pissed off now at nflpa, players, etc
Stephen Paea move over, you have company.
Much was written from Indianapolis when Oregon State defensive tackle Stephen Paea set the combine record by completing 49 reps on the bench. That mark was matched on Tuesday by Blaine Sumner from Colorado School of Mines, a Division II program.
The small school defensive lineman measured 6-feet, 1.5-inches and 335-pounds. Besides his solid mark on the bench press Sumner also touched 32-inches in the vertical jump. Sumner will get a chance to top that number, which he thinks he can accomplish, as he’s been asked to participate in next week’s pro-day at Air Force.
Not to be outdone Sumner’s teammate, record setting sackmaster Marc Schiechl, also wowed the scouts in attendance. Schiechl, who holds the Div-II record with 45 career sacks, ran 4.64-seconds in the forty, posted a 35-inch vertical jump and broad jump of 10-feet, 5-inches. Oh yeh- he also completed 38 reps on the bench. Primarily playing defensive end in college, Schiechl measured 6-feet, 2.5-inches and weighed 251-pounds. He was put through a battery of linebacker drills and looked terrific. He also will showcase his skills again during the Air Force pro-day.
Ive been bummed out today by the union decertfying zoners, so sorry havent posted alot today on draft stuff, will try to catch up later, but kinda pissed off now at nflpa, players, etc
Stephen Paea move over, you have company.
Much was written from Indianapolis when Oregon State defensive tackle Stephen Paea set the combine record by completing 49 reps on the bench. That mark was matched on Tuesday by Blaine Sumner from Colorado School of Mines, a Division II program.
The small school defensive lineman measured 6-feet, 1.5-inches and 335-pounds. Besides his solid mark on the bench press Sumner also touched 32-inches in the vertical jump. Sumner will get a chance to top that number, which he thinks he can accomplish, as he’s been asked to participate in next week’s pro-day at Air Force.
Not to be outdone Sumner’s teammate, record setting sackmaster Marc Schiechl, also wowed the scouts in attendance. Schiechl, who holds the Div-II record with 45 career sacks, ran 4.64-seconds in the forty, posted a 35-inch vertical jump and broad jump of 10-feet, 5-inches. Oh yeh- he also completed 38 reps on the bench. Primarily playing defensive end in college, Schiechl measured 6-feet, 2.5-inches and weighed 251-pounds. He was put through a battery of linebacker drills and looked terrific. He also will showcase his skills again during the Air Force pro-day.
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