karen lotz;1395889 wrote:You shouldn't be surprised at all. I wonder if he'll even be draftable at all after that.
where do you guys think he will be drafted?Crimson streak;1395893 wrote:So did minter from lsu. Not a big deal. Considering if you saw him run his form wasn't the greatest so if he had good form I'm sure he could have been in the 4.7's. either way I think 40 times are retarded to begin with. There's a difference between teach speed and football speed
Pick6;1395904 wrote:where do you guys think he will be drafted?
killer_ewok;1395913 wrote:I think Cincy will draft Te'o with the 21st pick.
karen lotz;1395889 wrote:You shouldn't be surprised at all. I wonder if he'll even be draftable at all after that.
Terry_Tate;1395929 wrote:I pray that doesn't happen
karen lotz;1395889 wrote:You shouldn't be surprised at all. I wonder if he'll even be draftable at all after that.
karen lotz;1395967 wrote:Me too
I'm going to be so pissed if Rey stays. He is just not good.Azubuike24;1395975 wrote:If Rey stays, I don't see the Bengals going LB that early.
Reps.SportsAndLady;1396010 wrote:
Obvious butthurt is obvious.
like_that;1396187 wrote:Spoiler used just in case certain people do no want to get butt hurt.
[SP]Looks like it is not out of the question for Te'o to drop out of the first round. Not surprised, he def looked slow in the national championship. http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2013/story/_/id/8989377/2013-nfl-combine-slow-40-manti-teo-real-impact[/SP]
Honestly they should tier the bench press weights by position. DB's should have to do something like 185 while LB's should have to do 225 and linemen 275. Same goes for offense. Skill positions 185 and O-Line 275. It's stupid to have some 185 lb DB or a punter try to rep 225.LJ;1396191 wrote:Mathieu did 4 reps on the bench press bahahahahahaha
I saw another article knocking him because was he was 14lb less than what he was listed at ND. Weighed in at 241, listed at 255.like_that;1396187 wrote:Spoiler used just in case certain people do no want to get butt hurt.
[SP]Looks like it is not out of the question for Te'o to drop out of the first round. Not surprised, he def looked slow in the national championship. http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2013/story/_/id/8989377/2013-nfl-combine-slow-40-manti-teo-real-impact[/SP]
BR1986FB;1396304 wrote:Honestly they should tier the bench press weights by position. DB's should have to do something like 185 while LB's should have to do 225 and linemen 275. Same goes for offense. Skill positions 185 and O-Line 275. It's stupid to have some 185 lb DB or a punter try to rep 225.
Terry_Tate;1395901 wrote:http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/nfl/news/20130225/tom-brady-new-england-patriots-contract/
I'm sure everyone on here hates Tom Brady, but he just did something that is pretty darn cool and you hardly ever see anymore. He signed a contract for way below market value to help the Patriots win for the length of his contract. I'm sure 99% of people on here hate the Patriots and I still do, but honestly have huge respect for Brady being about winning and not just making as much $$$ as he can. I know he's made a ton already and will still be making a lot, but still, pretty awesome to see a top player take a big pay cut just to win.
WHo knows about the weight thing. It wouldnt be the first time that the program height/weight didnt match up to a players actual numbers. Or he could have possibly lost some weight working out the last couple of months. It is entiretly possiblyAutomatik;1396329 wrote:I saw another article knocking him because was he was 14lb less than what he was listed at ND. Weighed in at 241, listed at 255.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/blog/rob-rang/21766990/nfl-combine-teo-runs-unofficial-481
The slow 40 isn't the end of the world, but obviously not helping his case.
I agree that 4 reps is bad but they shouldn't have 185 lb guys benching the same weight as 330 lb guys.LJ;1396355 wrote:Maybe, but Jonathan banks is 6'2 186 with 35" arms and did 10 reps. Mathieu is 5'9 186 with 31" arms. Just a comparison to show how bad it is
BR1986FB;1396373 wrote:I agree that 4 reps is bad but they shouldn't have 185 lb guys benching the same weight as 330 lb guys.
The fact that he was lighter and his 40 time was slow does not help though.Automatik;1396329 wrote:I saw another article knocking him because was he was 14lb less than what he was listed at ND. Weighed in at 241, listed at 255.
http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/blog/rob-rang/21766990/nfl-combine-teo-runs-unofficial-481
The slow 40 isn't the end of the world, but obviously not helping his case.
I kind of get your point, but still, I'd expect a 185lb NFL prospect to bench 225 more than 4 times. I could bench 225 in high school weighing 150-160 pounds.BR1986FB;1396304 wrote:Honestly they should tier the bench press weights by position. DB's should have to do something like 185 while LB's should have to do 225 and linemen 275. Same goes for offense. Skill positions 185 and O-Line 275. It's stupid to have some 185 lb DB or a punter try to rep 225.
I have seen guys who dont bench very much for various reasons but might be able to curl 100llb weights or huge amounts on shrugs or military press. some guys have much more strength in shoulders and back than necessarily pecs. i dont see it as a big deal as a db especially when he posted a 4.43 40 time.Pick6;1396518 wrote:I kind of get your point, but still, I'd expect a 185lb NFL prospect to bench 225 more than 4 times. I could bench 225 in high school weighing 150-160 pounds.
