MorKnolle
All Pro
From NFL.com website:
http://www.nfl.com/draft/analysis/individual_workouts
Some notable performances:
A.J. Hawk running a 4.42/4.49 will help raise his stock again after Vernon Davis and Michael Huff had probably passed him up. Hawk didn't run the 40 at the combine but looked good in most of the drills and displayed good athleticism in the shuttle etc, so adding this solid 40 time will help him out.
Santonio Holmes running a 4.34/4.36 will help him out. He didn't work out at the combine (I'd heard one person say he planned to but had been sick) and Chad Jackson put up a very nice performance and had probably passed Santonio as the #1 WR, but this might regain some ground for Santonio and put him back at #1, although Jackson had comparable and better times and is a lot bigger.
Bobby Carpenter's 4.66/4.68 40 times weren't great but weren't bad (trainers said he was only 90% health). He had a pretty solid combine too, and these times don't really help or hurt that.
Donte Whitner running a 4.37/4.39 should help him out a lot. I was kind of hoping we could get him in the 3rd or maybe even 4th round, but after putting up those times he's back up there in the list of safeties and could maybe even make a push for the 1st round depending on what teams need at the end of the 1st.
Ashton Youboty ran a 4.43/4.45, which aren't real impressive for a CB, and he's not an overly big CB to make an excuse for it. I'm not sure if this really hurts his stock but it definitely doesn't help it.
Maurice Stovall's 4.54/4.57 40s and 32.5 inch vertical aren't very impressive, he could maybe fall a little among WRs in this draft, although he is a big target.
Chris Chester sounds like he impressed again. The more I hear about this guy the more I really hope he falls to us in the 4th round, I think he'd be a great player for our zone blocking scheme.
Dusty Dvoracek's 4.79/4.81 times should help a lot. He fell from grace after being suspended for a year, but he had a decent Senior Bowl and Combine and it sounds like this workout will help his stock continue rising.
Victor Adeyanju ran a 4.68/4.69 which should help keep his stock high and keep him towards the top of the DE group in this draft.
Sinorice Moss added a 42 inch vertical onto his solid Combine performance.
Devin Hester ran his 40 in 4.32/4.37 which I think is a pretty drastic improvement over his Combine times, these are more like the times I expected to see from him.
Jaxson Appel ran his 40s in 4.46/4.53, which is a solid performance that might help him get drafted after being passed over for a Combine invitation.
Danieal Manning ran a 4.42/4.47 which I think was a slight improvement over his Combine times. He would be an interesting FS/CB combo that will likely be available at #65/66 and could warrant some consideration from the Texans.
Any other comments from these workouts or any prospects that have changed your opinions of them?
http://www.nfl.com/draft/analysis/individual_workouts
Some notable performances:
A.J. Hawk running a 4.42/4.49 will help raise his stock again after Vernon Davis and Michael Huff had probably passed him up. Hawk didn't run the 40 at the combine but looked good in most of the drills and displayed good athleticism in the shuttle etc, so adding this solid 40 time will help him out.
Santonio Holmes running a 4.34/4.36 will help him out. He didn't work out at the combine (I'd heard one person say he planned to but had been sick) and Chad Jackson put up a very nice performance and had probably passed Santonio as the #1 WR, but this might regain some ground for Santonio and put him back at #1, although Jackson had comparable and better times and is a lot bigger.
Bobby Carpenter's 4.66/4.68 40 times weren't great but weren't bad (trainers said he was only 90% health). He had a pretty solid combine too, and these times don't really help or hurt that.
Donte Whitner running a 4.37/4.39 should help him out a lot. I was kind of hoping we could get him in the 3rd or maybe even 4th round, but after putting up those times he's back up there in the list of safeties and could maybe even make a push for the 1st round depending on what teams need at the end of the 1st.
Ashton Youboty ran a 4.43/4.45, which aren't real impressive for a CB, and he's not an overly big CB to make an excuse for it. I'm not sure if this really hurts his stock but it definitely doesn't help it.
Maurice Stovall's 4.54/4.57 40s and 32.5 inch vertical aren't very impressive, he could maybe fall a little among WRs in this draft, although he is a big target.
Chris Chester sounds like he impressed again. The more I hear about this guy the more I really hope he falls to us in the 4th round, I think he'd be a great player for our zone blocking scheme.
Dusty Dvoracek's 4.79/4.81 times should help a lot. He fell from grace after being suspended for a year, but he had a decent Senior Bowl and Combine and it sounds like this workout will help his stock continue rising.
Victor Adeyanju ran a 4.68/4.69 which should help keep his stock high and keep him towards the top of the DE group in this draft.
Sinorice Moss added a 42 inch vertical onto his solid Combine performance.
Devin Hester ran his 40 in 4.32/4.37 which I think is a pretty drastic improvement over his Combine times, these are more like the times I expected to see from him.
Jaxson Appel ran his 40s in 4.46/4.53, which is a solid performance that might help him get drafted after being passed over for a Combine invitation.
Danieal Manning ran a 4.42/4.47 which I think was a slight improvement over his Combine times. He would be an interesting FS/CB combo that will likely be available at #65/66 and could warrant some consideration from the Texans.
Any other comments from these workouts or any prospects that have changed your opinions of them?
