Pro Day performances

[CloakNNNdagger]

Found this collage of interesting material on Sean Smith from a myriad of sources (including Smith himself).

 

[HJam72]

This CB would certainly be the type who we should take a look at.


Utah’s Smith In Demand

University of Utah cornerback Sean Smith is drawing heavy interest from NFL teams, according to a league source.

Smith has been scheduled for visits with the Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles, Baltimore Ravens and the Seattle Seahawks.

The Seahawks, St. Louis Rams, Cleveland Browns, Eagles and the Dolphins are among the teams that have set up private workouts with Smith.

Listed at nearly 6′4 and 214 pounds, Smith is one of the most imposing cornerbacks to enter the draft in recent league history.

Smith was clocked in 4.43 seconds during his campus Pro Day workout, improving upon his 4.50 time at the NFL Scouting Combine.

Over the past two seasons, the former wide receiver intercepted nine passes and knocked down 15 passes.

Smith registered a 34-inch vertical leap at the combine and a 9-11 broad jump.

So, why is he not still a receiver? Great hands, size, speed--well, I assume that's good speed.

 

[CloakNNNdagger]

So, why is he not still a receiver? Great hands, size, speed--well, I assume that's good speed.

Looks like under the right coaching, he could be a CB, receiver OR free safety, versatility to say the least. I hope that the Texans have him on their radar.

 

[HOU-TEX]

His vertical looks average, but with his height I don't think it matters. Man, that's pretty dadgum tall for a CB.

 

[beerlover]

has + length. can fit multiple positions. could be one hell of a FS

 

[CloakNNNdagger]

Thorough balanced write up on CB Sean Smith

His height gives him unbelievable advantage. Watch this tremendous interception.

 

[TimeKiller]

Smith this year + Taylor Mays next year = Biggest safety duo ever. Also best safety duo the Texans ever dreamed about.