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Ok...lets go back 20 years... athletes get bigger and faster as time goes by. It's called evolution.
I'm sure your flawed logic pertains to DB's also being slower 20 years ago. It's called you're an idiot.
Ok...lets go back 20 years... athletes get bigger and faster as time goes by. It's called evolution.
Who TF wants to play in Tuscaloosa?
What are the arguments here? Positives: 1. You get a more illegal perks and spending money, and 2. if you get in trouble, Saban's cleanup crew will bail you out aka Meyer-Hernandez. Those are pretty disgusting reasons to spend 3-5 years of your life and have to represent Baga for the rest of your life.
Meanwhile, at Miami, your chances of going to the league are just as good, arguably better based on recent NFL history. You play in front of friends and family for the hometown that LOVES you. You play on a team full of local boys. You live in MIAMI, not buttfuk, redneckville USA. You're a human being to be nurtured and developed by Richt, not a business transaction to be exploited by Saban. You're not called racial slurs outside of campus and kicked out of restaurants. Your degree is worth more than toilet paper.
Ok...lets go back 20 years... athletes get bigger and faster as time goes by. It's called evolution.
I'm sure your flawed logic pertains to DB's also being slower 20 years ago. It's called you're an idiot.
Question: Why does the NFL have a combine?
Answer: Speed is the best measure of future success for skill position players.
Just because you are the fastest doesn't mean you are the best.
However, if you are slow you cannot be elite at corner or wide receiver.
End of story.
I don't know if Xavier Williams is fast or slow because he won't run.
DeAndre Hopkins - 4.57
Jordy Nelson- 4.51
Brandon Marshal- 4.52
Larry Fitzgerald - 4.5
Allen Robinson -4.6
Eric Decker 4.54
Julian Edelman 4.52
Keenan Allen 4.56
Allen Hurns 4.54
https://athlonsports.com/nfl/2016-nfl-player-rankings-wide-receivers
Anything Under 4.5 laser timed is "very fast"
Fast Guys (NFL Combine Times)
Julio Jones 4.34
Emanuel Sanders 4.42
Golden Tate 4.42
AJ Green 4.48
TY Hilton 4.37
Travis Benjamin 4.31
Alshon Jeffrey 4.48
Brandin Cooks 4.33
Odell Beckham 4.43
Sammy Watkins 4.43
Amari Cooper 4.42
Jeremy Maclin 4.45
So again please explain to me how slow WR's make it in the NFL?
Every once in a while a guy like Antonio Brown comes along (ran 4.54 at combine) that is just so gifted running routes that he can defy the sub 4.5 speed requirement.
Otherwise, it is a waste of time to recruit WR's that do not have a verifiable track or 40 time.
Question: Why does the NFL have a combine?
Answer: Speed is the best measure of future success for skill position players.
Just because you are the fastest doesn't mean you are the best.
However, if you are slow you cannot be elite at corner or wide receiver.
End of story.
I don't know if Xavier Williams is fast or slow because he won't run.
Please find me a 6'1" WR that has been successful in the NFL that runs above 4.5 other than Jarvis Landry and Antonio Brown please.
You don't have to go far... just look up Pahokee's own Anquan Boldin. He's 6'1". He ran a 4.71 40. And caught over 1000 passes in his career, won a super bowl, and went to several pro bowls.
People should be asking...
1. Why won't Xavier Williams run a 40 yard dash at a combine?;
2. Why doesn't Xavier Williams run track?
Meanwhile, Elijah Moore is competing well in the 100 meter dash this spring.
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Athlete.aspx?AID=10970955#/L0
I question the true upside of any skill position player that won't run a 40 yard dash or run track.
Is this a bad time to mention that Zay is flying to Bama today...
People should be asking...
1. Why won't Xavier Williams run a 40 yard dash at a combine?;
2. Why doesn't Xavier Williams run track?
Is this a bad time to mention that Zay is flying to Bama today...
LOL....so by your logic Anthony Schwartz is the best wr in Florida then huh? Haven't seen anything on mark pope running trackPeople should be asking...
1. Why won't Xavier Williams run a 40 yard dash at a combine?;
2. Why doesn't Xavier Williams run track?
Meanwhile, Elijah Moore is competing well in the 100 meter dash this spring.
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/Athlete.aspx?AID=10970955#/L0
I question the true upside of any skill position player that won't run a 40 yard dash or run track.