Stills running sub 4.3 speeds has me thinking back to how they hardly had Landry going deep to him. Or is my memory faulty? Between him and Saunders, opposing secondaries should have been begging for breathers.
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Officially, #Oklahoma WR Kenny Stills and #TCU WR Josh Boyce ran 4.38 times.
Originally Posted by usaosooner
or not, Tavon officially 4.34 and Goodman 4.27
No ****, huh?
Bad play calling had a lot to do this. There were times where hype never got the offense in rythem to be able to do so.
Swope faster than Kenny, 4.34 and just as fast at Tavon???
Goodwin 4.27 1st
Austin 4.34 T-2nd
Swope 4.34 T-2nd
Boyce 4.38 T-4th
Stills 4.38 T-4th
@JLMcCuistion 4 of the too 5 fastest 40 times for WOs were from the big 12 with the other Swope from A&m. Not too bad at all
damn receivers now days are just sick fast ...
NFL.com on Stills
STRENGTHS Good athlete. Good first step off of the line of scrimmage well and has the speed to get behind cornerbacks and the quickness to create separation out of his breaks. Tracks the deep ball very well. Good hands. Flexible, and can make the adjustment to reel in off-target throws. Shows body control and the ability to catch the football at the high point.
WEAKNESSES Lacks great size for the position. Doesn't appear to have elite speed. Not overly physical. Bigger, physical corners will give him issues, especially at the line. Concentration lapses, will drop easy passes. Maturity will be in question due to off-the-field incidents.
NFL COMPARISON Andre Roberts
BOTTOM LINE While Stills isn't the biggest or the fastest, he has a knack for finding ways to get open. He has the ability to track the football, and make some extremely difficult catches. Stills will likely be selected around the third round.
4 out of 5 Big XII and the other one only one year removed Big XII
They will until some other recruiter reminds them we fired our Oline coach.
How many times did Kenny actually get in trouble?
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This is exactly what I was thinking when I saw how fast Stills ran today.
Zero....ok...maybe like one times.
Last edited by Turk; 02-24-2013 at 12:43 PM.
That's what I was thinking.
didn't he get arrested for dui and jefferson for obstruction?
Maybe.....lol
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Yep, 2011.
5.0 for Landry was way faster than I expected, Brady ran 5.28
His high knees at the end are incredible. That form is painful to watch, Mike Mayock just started to laugh.
Well...we know no one in the NFL ever gets in trouble with the law....So that DUI will kill Kenny.....Yeah..ok..
Swopes 40 time is evidence of SEC Speed. He would've ran a 4.6 if he stayed in the Big 12
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OT @Lanejohnson69 matched Anquan Boldin's 40, AJ Green's vertical, and Stevan Ridley's broad jump
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Draft him as a TE
Joseph Randle runs a 4.63.
Maybe his butt is still hurting him.....
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Ontario McCalebb. Just ran hand timed 4.21
Left tackles are more valuable
who the fvck is secsooner?
Manti Te'o ran an imaginary 4.4
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One of the coaches yelled 'blitz' and Landry threw it away and fell to the ground
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A lot of teams were able drop their safeties deep and take away the deep ball because of OU's lack of a power running game and no TE to exploit the middle of the field.
Man, Landry got Heupel-fat quick: http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...nes?id=2539287
NFL.com:
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Landry Jones looked like an old man running out there.
Goodwin and Austin, side by side.
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He looked faster than I thought he would be, but my expectations were pretty low.
Alot of people missed on Barkley. Almost every pre season mock draft had him the #1 QB taken.Wow. I could not have been more wrong about Landry and Barkley's draft position.
Tom Wort 21 Reps on the Bench Press
Yes, but he was in the correct spot on the bench
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Who are these idiots that were expecting Jones to run a blazing 40? He isn't a running QB, and has never pretended to be. He does have arguably the best arm, and I have to disagree with SoCali saying he "**** the field." He's led OU to more come from behind victories than any QB under Stoops. Does he have his problems? Of course, but they're vastly over exaggerated by the mouth breathers that don't understand exactly how special Sam was, how much better the offensive line and running backs were, and even how much better the defenses Sam had backing him up were.
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Well said. I am having trouble finding the effort necessary to respond to the type of ****ertions(SoCali's for instance) you are refuting ... bravo
When LJ starts and wins in the NFL I will enjoy easily finding the effort to bring that up however
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Was a top QB performer in the vertical, broad jump, 3-cone, and shuttle though.
also a better OC, amiright?
Vertical = explosiveness. Landry most explosive q.b. in the draft. Could he be moved to another position.
I would pay big money to see Landry running back kicks. If he got loose with that crazy stride it would be priceless.
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