Tony Pauline is also posting Pro Day info at his SI.com Blog

[cowboyjoe]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/nfl/nfl-draft-pro-days-2011/index.html

Cornerback Richard Sherman improved on his combine marks running 4.47s in the forty (4.54s at the combine), posting a 40-inch vertical jump (38-inches at the combine) and 11-foot broad jump (10-feet, 5-inches at the combine). Afterward he was run through a battery of defensive back and wide receiver drills. Sherman slid over to cornerback in 2009 after spending his first two seasons in the program at wide out.

Defensive end/outside linebacker Tom Keiser, who was not invited to the combine, timed his forty's between 4.78-and-4.85 seconds, completed 25 reps on the bench and touched 34-inches on the vertical. The junior likely cemented himself as a late round pick.



Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2011/football/nfl/nfl-draft-pro-days-2011/index.html#ixzz1GxVfvK9b

 

[UnoDallas]

Shorts will be working out with the New England Patriots in the coming days

just what we need is for NE to get another fast sure handed reciever


:bang2:

come on Dallas get in gear

Division III receiver prospect Cecil Shorts really impressed today shaving more than 0.1 off of his 40 time from the combine during the Mount Union pro day. The record-setting receiver, who was struggling with a groin injury in Indianapolis, ran a pair of 40s in the rain which clocked 4.38/4.45. His best hand time at the combine was 4.50. Most impressive was Short's time in the first 10 yards, which was clocked at 1.48, by far faster than any receiver that ran at the combine. Scouts study the 10-yard time as it is an indicator of a receiver's ability to quickly release off the line then accelerate to full speed. Today's numbers, coupled with Shorts' practice session at the combine, could vault him into the draft's top 100 selections. Shorts will be working out with the New England Patriots in the coming days.