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  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #31

    theres reports that Rashads styock is rising!

    hammertimeH 1 Reply
  • ? Aloysius wrote on
    #32
    Rashad Jennings

    Monday Practice Notes: Turned in a terrific performance. Had a burst, showed strength in his running and did well in blocking drills. Also made a tremendous catch in full scrimmage. Displayed a complete game and really stood out.

  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend

    theres reports that Rashads styock is rising!

    hammertimeH hammertime wrote on
    #33

    @playgroundlegend said:

    theres reports that Rashads styock is rising!

    Yes, and Rey's is falling.

    Are you still for Rey?

    guns don't kill kids-pitt bulls do.
  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #34

    Yeah, Im still for Rey.....

    Rey and Rashad rounds 1 & 2!

    I think that this senior bowl week will hit him as a reality check and he will work his ass off for the combine and really shine.

    But this is about Rashad people, I posted this months ago and its coming to fruition!!! I really hope we draft him.

  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #35

    Did anyone see Jennings came in second in the bench press for running backs. 29 reps!!

    Im excited for that 40.... I waiting for that 4.45! Its coming...

  • S Solon16 wrote on
    #36

    Jennings made some money today...so did Andre Brown

    ? 1 Reply
  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #37

    11.46 in the 60yd. Shuttle, currently in second place. Faster than Moreno I think this is our guy!

    Too bad he hasnt run the 40 yet.

    Did anyone see wells terrible 40?

  • J JewDago wrote on
    #38

    jennings posted a 4.64. not a breakaway speed back, and about the same time that shonn greene posted (4.63). but jennings' bench press was impressive. he's easily a top of the second back now, and i'd be glad to take him there.

  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #39

    Thats sucks.... but remember... Boldin ran a 4.7, Jennings can run a 4.5... just had a bad time thats all... too bad he cant get a do over

  • Oldcrow1945O Oldcrow1945 wrote on
    #40

    Wells did not run well and he only did as many bench press reps as a much smaller Knowshon Moreno.

    Not good for Chris Wells. I think his 40 time was last among the RB's that ran today. His BP reps was close to the bottom.

    Curry didn't set the world on fire with his amount of reps either.

    Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote! - "Ben Franklin"
  • Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on
    #41

    Somethimes you got to look past the numbers and remember what these guys actually did on the football field for a few years.

    There's somthing I notice that is football game speed. When the guy has the pads on and can burst through a hole, or run someone over or use his long arms to get off blocks and make tackles behind the line of scrimmage. I also see muscle bound guys that lose their quickness and speed guys that can't run routes or look great in shorts, but one the pads go on they don't like contact.

    I'm still looking for them to find a way to measure heart, passion (love of the game), desire to win and football smarts.

    Oldcrow1945O 1 Reply
  • S Solon16

    Jennings made some money today...so did Andre Brown

    ? Aloysius wrote on
    #42

    @solon16 said:

    Jennings made some money today...so did Andre Brown

    Yeah, Andre Brown was the big winner today. Which sucks - I was hoping we could get him in the 4th Round.

  • Y YtownBrownsBacker

    Somethimes you got to look past the numbers and remember what these guys actually did on the football field for a few years.

    There's somthing I notice that is football game speed. When the guy has the pads on and can burst through a hole, or run someone over or use his long arms to get off blocks and make tackles behind the line of scrimmage. I also see muscle bound guys that lose their quickness and speed guys that can't run routes or look great in shorts, but one the pads go on they don't like contact.

    I'm still looking for them to find a way to measure heart, passion (love of the game), desire to win and football smarts.

    Oldcrow1945O Oldcrow1945 wrote on
    #43

    @ytownbrownsbacker said:

    Somethimes you got to look past the numbers and remember what these guys actually did on the football field for a few years.

    There's somthing I notice that is football game speed. When the guy has the pads on and can burst through a hole, or run someone over or use his long arms to get off blocks and make tackles behind the line of scrimmage. I also see muscle bound guys that lose their quickness and speed guys that can't run routes or look great in shorts, but one the pads go on they don't like contact.

    I'm still looking for them to find a way to measure heart, passion (love of the game), desire to win and football smarts.

    You are absolutely right. I remember the knock on Speilman, and the reason he fell to the second round was his speed.

    Heart may be more important in football than any other sport.

    But the problem with Wells is the question of how much heart is there. The Scouts question it. That being the case I thought it was going to be very important for Wells to come out this week and knock their socks off with great numbers. He didn't. do it.

    Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote! - "Ben Franklin"
  • ? Aloysius wrote on
    #44
    Liberty RB Rashad Jennings posted unofficial 4.49 and 4.62 forty-yard dash times at the NFL Combine Sunday

    The second time wasn't quite as good. Still, Jennings has had an impressive offseason, showing outstanding strength and good speed at 6'1/234. He will likely be bumped up draft boards after his Senior Bowl and Combine.

    Hopefully, he'll run somewhere in the 4.4's at his pro day.

  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #45

    Ahah! He did run a sub 4.5 time!!!!

    He is a back that ran a

    4.49 40yd dash

    11.46 60yd shuttle

    all while being 6'1 and weighing 235+lbs

    oh, dont forget he put up 29 reps and showed off his great hands at the senior bowl.

    He will be a star

    Hopefully he will be our star.

  • C calfoxwc wrote on
    #46

    Did I see right? Shonne Green ran a 4.65 ? Not to quibble on 40 times, but

    Jennings is looking like a high second round pick to me.

    Trade down, get extra picks, especially in the second round.

    Cushing may be the first round, after trade down, lb.

    He seems to have a Jack Lambert demeanor. I'd be happy with that pick.

  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend wrote on
    #47

    I dont see him going past the middle of round 2...

    The question is, are we smart enough to scoop him up?

    How are the currrent injuries going to effect our drafting of everyone?

    and

    Since Wells had a bad workout, and so did most of the RB's, if they all fall to our round 2 pick, do we choose Jennings over them

  • PlaygroundLegendP PlaygroundLegend

    I dont see him going past the middle of round 2...

    The question is, are we smart enough to scoop him up?

    How are the currrent injuries going to effect our drafting of everyone?

    and

    Since Wells had a bad workout, and so did most of the RB's, if they all fall to our round 2 pick, do we choose Jennings over them

    Y YtownBrownsBacker wrote on
    #48

    @playgroundlegend said:

    I dont see him going past the middle of round 2...

    The question is, are we smart enough to scoop him up?

    How are the currrent injuries going to effect our drafting of everyone?

    and

    Since Wells had a bad workout, and so did most of the RB's, if they all fall to our round 2 pick, do we choose Jennings over them

    Wells didn't have a bad workout. He ran a 4.59 and most scouts said it is about what they expected for a man his size. He also did very well in the interviews which to some is more important then the time in the 40. No way he drops lower then Philly at #21 and I believe he will go way before that.

    I don't think GMs and HCs put as much stock in times as some here do. That isn't the biggest factor, it is just one factor. Breaking down film and watching these guys play football is somewhat of a factor. Static measurements and strength and speed testing are a factor................................................

    Someone like Crabtree or Brown who measure 2" shorter then advertised is a big factor, but people still know they can play football.

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