@BoxingRobes Bandy’s play speed may be slow compared to NFL talent but in no way is running a 4.5 40 slow. Thats just ridiculous.
His Relative Athletic Score combining all factors was 2.14 out of 10. His RAS speed score was a 1.93
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His 40 time is in the 46th percentile of the position without the the weight conversion
...In the history of draft eligible players. The RAS database goes all of the way back to 1987.
He was a decent player here - but was small (5'7" and change) and slow (for a corner, 4.5 is below average of draft eligible players for the position, nevermind size adjusted for the University of Miami.
Our team has been small and slow for a while - that Richt through the Diaz era is filled with small and slow. I've making statements and posts on this for years. Its been true. We're only now starting to get a team that looks and runs the part. That small with that speed is slow for the game. In the NFL you're going to need ++ attributes elsewhere and the heart of a lion to make at that size and speed and even then you might be a bottom of the roster guy. Built different kind of humans if they excel at the highest level. In college, you don't necessarily need all that, and you can still be pretty decent. Trajan Bandy was a decent player for us, but not an NFL player. We've had a lot of those over the years. Luckily, we've had a lot of the best to ever play the game here so we should know what it looks it.
His speed score would be a 73.8.
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Speed Score in the 70s (like 73.8) would be
below average for top-tier NFL players, and this player would likely rank in the
30th-40th percentile among NFL athletes.
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Speed Score in the 70s would be fairly average, likely putting the player in the
50th-60th percentile compared to top college athletes.
- NFL: 30th-40th percentile (indicating the player is below average for elite NFL players in terms of speed, though could still contribute in specialized roles).
- College: 50th-60th percentile (this is an average Speed Score for most college athletes; the player would be more competitive at this level).
- High School: 70th-80th percentile (an above-average score for high school athletes).
So, a
Speed Score of 73.8 places this player somewhat below elite levels but still decent enough to be competitive in
college and certainly above average in
high school.
IMO, that's a fair assessment.
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