it's gonna be scary if the NFL lets him fall and he gets a chip on his shoulder from being passed on
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2022 NFL Combine
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it's gonna be scary if the NFL lets him fall and he gets a chip on his shoulder from being passed on
allblackraven
Hall of Famer
These guys are all freaks.
I still want Johnson, he is what we need on the opposite side of Odafe.
Jordan Davis was never going to be there for us.
I still want Johnson, he is what we need on the opposite side of Odafe.
Jordan Davis was never going to be there for us.
I think Malik and Pickett have a chance of going. I'm seeing Pickett connected to Washington a lot and wouldn't be surprised if they go that route.
faster than Baker Mayfield.
it's definitely @rossihunter2 fault
Walker was also compared to Rashan Gary. I don't know about you but I think Walker is more of a freak than Gary.
I'd love Davis if he fell to us and I've had him at the top of my board for a while. I agree with you and don't think he makes it to 14 though.
people made that comp before walker did his 3 cone lol - also not a big fan of comps unless they stand out to me
ChainedBird
Practice Squad
Obviously BPA, but I really like the idea of getting the top guy going at the position we pick. Really feeling good about Jordan Davis and Kyle Hamilton
Davesta
Ravens Ring of Honor
now he needs to race Darrell Green......in his prime
just seen that and kalen barnes went an official 4.23... outrageous
sauce 4.41 is a great time
JAAM
Hall of Famer
We’d have to trade up. No way he makes it past Minnesota even if he does fall out of the top 10. It’s not looking good for my draft crush
there's some guys who i think have probably put themselves at the bottom of the stack vs others with similar grades
myjai sanders who apparently had an illness came into the combine at 228 after being 242 at the senior bowl and running a 4.67 is ok but not eye-popping enough to get away with being 228
devin lloyd 4.66 is fine and certainly not an awful time that drops him crazily down boards - but it does clearly separate him from the elite athletes at the position who all did significantly better - drills weren't great either - just didnt look like the 1st round talent you'd have expected - it will be of some comfort to him that his workout numbers looked poor by comparison to the rest of the upper echelon members of the class but were similar to fred warner and darius leonard etc. who've all been fine in the NFL (but notably did only get taken in the 2nd round - but who also notably dropped some weight in the NFL and Lloyd might want to follow that path too)
kyren williams and pickett you mentioned - but worth mentioning that despite the awful 40 time for kyren, he did have a great field workout - and while that 40 might be a death blow to his chances of going high in the draft, they likely will have no impact on his actual impact on the league (we frequently see later round and udfa RBs be successful because short area quickness and vision are more important - at least to be a solid player if not an elite one)
kenyon green had a fine combine but he may well have proven to some teams that he's not a tackle - just didnt look in the same class as cross and ekwonu (which isnt a knock on green more than it just emphasises there's a gap between him and the elite OL in the class)
kingsley enagbare had a really bad combine - didnt test well, didnt do well in the drills and just got left behind in an uber-athletic class - everyone had questions about his stiffness (which showed up in the field drills) but his lack of linear athleticism in testing terms was a bit surprising and at 258lbs that's a little concerning
likewise Demarvin leal just disappeared into the background - he looked athletically unremarkable, came in weighing like a tweener (which you'd expect would mean he'd test at traditional 5tech levels but he tested like an unspectacular 3t but he weighs only 280lbs