First the numbers, then the tape. First the athletic ability, then performance. I already said it, and you gonna ask me again.
Howard Not Holding Out Which Is The Right Thing To Do.
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First the numbers, then the tape. First the athletic ability, then performance. I already said it, and you gonna ask me again.
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truedolfan57
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and yet he was tied with the most INT's last season. That's not good at all.
apparently its all about the #'sSo you go strictly by combine numbers and box scores? You don't ever judge based off what you see?
Idk if this dude even watches games truthfully
It's good, but not good enough for a long term contract at top $$ Small sample, and not an elite athlete.
So, through this line of conversation, I'm going to assume that:
fast = 40 time
quick = 3 cone time
explosive = vertical (?)
Is this correct?
Mind you, I'm just trying to give quantitative qualifications to what one might think are arbitrary terms.
Phinatic8u
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Howard had a bad combine, but improved his numbers a lot at his pro day.
sub 7 3 cone, and a 4.4 40.. Solid numbers.
He showed his elite athleticism during that Monday night against the Patriots. That recover speed isn't normal.
sub 7 3 cone, and a 4.4 40.. Solid numbers.
He showed his elite athleticism during that Monday night against the Patriots. That recover speed isn't normal.
PAphins
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