2014 Combine measurements: LB(2)

[DKphin]

Player​	School​	Ht.​	Wt.​	Off. 40 Time​	Unoff 40 Time​	10-Yd Split​	3 Cone​	Bench​	Vert​	Broad​	Arm​
Jerry Attaochu​	Georgia Tech​	6-3​	252​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	33​
Anthony Barr​	UCLA​	6-5​	255​	4.66​	4.63​	1.56​	6.82​	15​	34.5​	9-11​	33 1/2​
Lamin Barrow​	Louisiana State​	6-1​	237​	4.64​	4.68​	1.59​	7.24​	22​	35​	10-3​	33 3/8​
Chris Borland​	Wisconsin​	5-11​	248​	4.83​	4.78​	1.62​	7.18​	27​	31​	9-6​	29 1/4​
Carl Bradford​	Arizona State​	6-1​	250​	4.76​	4.72​	1.66​	7.25​	23​	37.5​	10-2​	30 1/4​
Jonathan Brown​	Illinois​	6-0​	238​	5.03​	4.91​	1.79​	7.77​	16​	31​	9-0​	33​
Preston Brown​	Louisville​	6-1​	251​	4.86​	4.75​	1.64​	6.98​	23​	33​	9-8​	33 1/2​
Max Bullough​	Michigan State​	6-3​	249​	4.78​	4.75​	1.62​	7.22​	30​	31​	9-4​	31​
Khairi Fortt​	California​	6-2​	248​	4.70​	4.66​	1.59​	DNP​	30​	36​	10-0​	33 5/8​
Jeremiah George​	Iowa State​	5-11​	234​	4.91​	4.78​	1.66​	DNP​	28​	33​	9-8​	31 7/8​
Anthony Hitchens​	Iowa​	6-0​	240​	4.74​	4.62​	1.57​	7.15​	23​	31.5​	9-8​	32 1/2​
Adrian Hubbard​	Alabama​	6-6​	257​	4.69​	4.53​	1.62​	DNP​	DNP​	38.5​	9-9​	34 1/2​
Andrew Jackson​	Western Kentucky​	6-1​	254​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	32 1/2​
Christian Jones​	Florida State​	6-3​	240​	4.74​	4.60​	1.60​	DNP​	DNP​	33.5​	9-7​	33 1/2​
Devon Kennard​	Southern California​	6-3​	249​	4.70​	4.59​	1.60​	7.25​	23​	30​	9-5​	33 3/8​
Chris Kirksey​	Iowa​	6-2​	233​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	16​	32​	10-2​	32 3/8​
Boseko Lokombo​	Oregon​	6-2​	225​	4.66​	4.65​	1.62​	7.15​	DNP​	DNP​	10-2​	33 3/8​
Khalil Mack​	Buffalo​	6-3​	251​	4.65​	4.62​	1.56​	7.08​	23​	40​	10-8​	33 1/4​
James Morris​	Iowa​	6-1​	241​	4.80​	4.75​	1.62​	6.94​	18​	34.5​	9-9​	30 3/4​
C.J. Mosley​	Alabama​	6-2​	234​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	7.30​	DNP​	35​	9-10​	33 3/8​
Trent Murphy​	Stanford​	6-5​	250​	4.86​	4.75​	1.63​	6.78​	19​	35.5​	9-10​	33 7/8​
Kevin Pierre-Louis​	Boston College​	6-0​	232​	4.51​	4.41​	1.53​	6.92​	28​	39​	10-8​	32 1/4​
Ronald Powell​	Florida​	6-3​	237​	4.65​	4.53​	1.56​	DNP​	21​	35.5​	9-6​	32 1/2​
Trevor Reilly​	Utah​	6-5​	245​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	26​	DNP​	DNP​	32 1/4​
Ryan Shazier​	Ohio State​	6-1​	237​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	6.91​	25​	42​	10-10​	32 3/8​
Prince Shembo​	Notre Dame​	6-1​	253​	4.71​	4.62​	1.59​	DNP​	26​	38.5​	10-2​	33 1/8​
Shayne Skov​	Stanford​	6-2​	245​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	30 5/8​
Yawin Smallwood​	Connecticut​	6-2​	246​	5.01*​	5.00*​	1.60​	DNP​	18​	36.5​	9-0​	31 3/4​
Telvin Smith​	Florida State​	6-3​	218​	4.52​	4.41​	1.53​	DNP​	DNP​	31.5​	9-11​	32 1/2​
Tyler Starr​	South Dakota​	6-4​	250​	4.95​	4.93​	1.65​	6.64​	24​	32​	9-8​	32 1/2​
Jordan Tripp​	Montana​	6-3​	234​	4.67​	4.58​	1.58​	6.89​	22​	37.5​	10-0​	30 3/4​
Uani' Unga​	BYU​	6-1​	231​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	DNP​	31 3/8​
Kyle Van Noy​	BYU​	6-3​	243​	4.71​	4.60​	1.60​	7.22​	21​	32.5​	9-4​	31 5/8​
Avery Williamson​	Kentucky​	6-1​	246​	4.66​	4.56​	1.59​	7.11​	25​	30.5​	10-0​	32 3/4​
Jordan Zumwalt​	UCLA​	6-4​	235​	4.76​	4.70​	1.59​	6.99​	DNP​	33​	9-8​	31 1/4​

* - Yawin Smallwood injured himself during his first 40 run. He didn't attempt it a second time.

 

[JakeMcAwful]

Trevor Reilly looks more like a DE out there than LB.. Physically he remind a ton of Dion Jordan, to be honest. Not nearly the same skillset obviously, but it's interesting to see and appears to be confirmed by these measurements.

29 1/4 arms for Borland.. Ooof.

 

[DKphin]

Day 3

 

[hoops]

yeah those short arms will not go unnoticed

 

[finsfanjay13]

Would have to think that Telvin Smith at 218 will hurt him. He should go work out with the safeties for part of the day. :)

 

[datruth55]

Would have to think that Telvin Smith at 218 will hurt him. He should go work out with the safeties for part of the day. :)

Someone mentioned that to him and he got mad. He doesn't want to play safety but if he runs a good time he may be asked to workout with the DBs.

 

[rrrrphin]

I like the aggressiveness and physicality of Zumwalt (4th round). Something our current LB corps lacks.

 

[datruth55]

I like the aggressiveness and physicality of Zumwalt (4th round). Something our current LB corps lacks.

He looks slow in games I've seen of him. Not sure about his instincts either.

 

[datruth55]

Smallwood ran a disappointing 5.00 unofficial 40 on his first run...looks like he may have tightened up his hammy but he was running slow regardless...did have a 1.66 10-yard split.

 

[datruth55]

Telvin Smith looks like a safety...he ran 4.48 unofficial with a 1.53 10-yard split on his first run.

 

[datruth55]

There's a lot more speed in this group than I anticipated. A lot of these guys don't play this fast from what I've seen.

 

[j-off-her-doll]

Van Noy's 40 is 4.71. Solid. I still think he's very underrated.

 

[MiamiMuss]

Anyone got on any dirt on Jordan Tripp?

 

[FearTheBeard]

My takeaways from the LBers:
- Howard Jones I know is more of a rush LB, but he popped. Don't know where the **** Shepard is but hopefully I can find some tape.
- Telvin Smith definitely looks like a safety, he was very fluid tho.
- Kevin Pierre-Lee tested very well, haven't watched the LBers yet on tape so I'll check him out.
- Also liked what I saw from Prince Shembo in drills.

 

[tl77]

My takeaways from the LBers:
- Howard Jones I know is more of a rush LB, but he popped. Don't know where the **** Shepard is but hopefully I can find some tape.
- Telvin Smith definitely looks like a safety, he was very fluid tho.
- Kevin Pierre-Lee tested very well, haven't watched the LBers yet on tape so I'll check him out.
- Also liked what I saw from Prince Shembo in drills.

If you find any video of him, please share it here. After I saw his #'s today I tried looking for tape and only came up with a short video on Youtube of a pick 6 of his. He definitely is intriguing.