How big is Kevin White?

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How big is Kevin White?

 

a little over 6'2" and 215 lbs

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a little over 6'2" and 215 lbs

Dang.


We are so spoiled with the WRs the last 2 drafts. I mean look at how many awesome receivers came out last year and now add that with this years class.

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Karlos Williams 6' 230lbs and the fastest RB so far at 4.48....

 

IIRC, We picked Denard Robinson because he had a very good size to speed ratio in the analytics department.

 

 

I could see Karlos Williams be one of those late round picks for us if he falls (which I think he will)

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@JoshNorris: Not only is Brett Hundley's 20 yd SS the best for QBs since 2006, it is the 2nd best for RBs since 2006. His 3.98 just behind Rainey's 3.93

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Mayock needs to find a new adjective besides "quicker than fast"

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Kevin white is going to be the best player out of the draft.

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Question for those all aboard the DGB train.


Would you draft Waller who is slightly bigger and tested equal or better in just about every category a few rounds later in the draft?

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Just been looking at the RB numbers. Cobb was slow.

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Just been looking at the RB numbers. Cobb was slow.

Isn't that what was expected? People who consider him, consider him as the power of the 1-2 punch with Denard.

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Mayock needs to find a new adjective besides "quicker than fast"

 

What do you want him to say? Faster than quick?

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Just been looking at the RB numbers. Cobb was slow.

Well he apparently injured his leg during his run. So that probably slowed him down.


Combine news of note: Vic Beasley with 35 reps on the bench

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Missouri defensive end Shane Ray can't do any drills because of a foot injury he suffered during the bowl game.

 

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...at-combine

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To all Kevin White fans: Remember what your opinion about picking a wide receiver at #3 was before the combine. Are you doing a complete 180 by now saying you want the best wide receiver instead of the best defensive player?

 

Tomorrow is pass rushers day - linebackers and defensive linemen. Tell me tomorrow if you still think Kevin White should be our pick if both he and Leonard Williams are available.

 

I will never understand why anybody would want the best player we don't need when the best player we do need is available at our pick. If Leonard Williams is not available, obviously Marcus Mariota or Jameis Winston is so we will get a lot of trade-down offers. Extra picks obviously are a lot more valuable to us than a wide receiver. Imagine trading down and picking Maxx Williams if Leonard is not available. Think about what Leonard can do to our defensive line and what our young wide receivers can do with a new OC after a year on the job. I can't see any reason to justify picking a wide receiver at #3, even if Kevin is the best athlete in the draft.

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In terms of running backs I like David Johnson

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Question for those all aboard the DGB train.


Would you draft Waller who is slightly bigger and tested equal or better in just about every category a few rounds later in the draft?

 

Waller is a big athletic project, he doesnt even know how to play WR really yet, if he is there in the 6th or 7th maybe but will prob still pass

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<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>

Well he apparently injured his leg during his run. So that probably slowed him down.


Combine news of note: Vic Beasley with 35 reps on the bench

Based on his weight and those reps, shows his strength he has jumped Gregory for me, he's also more productive, I thought he would be smaller, but if was Gregory who was smaller. 

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<B><FONT color=cyan>Jags this is your year</FONT></B>

Well he apparently injured his leg during his run. So that probably slowed him down.


Combine news of note: Vic Beasley with 35 reps on the bench

 

Last time I checked, Vic Beasley is a defensive player. So far only offensive players have been working out.

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Just been looking at the RB numbers. Cobb was slow.

 

Pulled his left quad getting off the blocks.  He would have probably been 4.6 - 4.7 had he not done that.

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Question for those all aboard the DGB train.


Would you draft Waller who is slightly bigger and tested equal or better in just about every category a few rounds later in the draft?

 

He dropped a lot of balls, wasn't very good running routes, and in general had bad coordination.  He's a long term project.

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