Mayle: 4.67 40...
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While he never was a burner, his stride length alone should have carried him to somewhere in the 4.5 range.
Some guys can get separation deep without being burners
though that's harder to do in the pros. The last receiver we had that was a stopwatch burner was Jason Hill. But I did find myself wondering what Mayle could do for Russell Wilson while I was watching that Matthews kid in the Super Bowl.
though that's harder to do in the pros. The last receiver we had that was a stopwatch burner was Jason Hill. But I did find myself wondering what Mayle could do for Russell Wilson while I was watching that Matthews kid in the Super Bowl.
Re: Some guys can get separation deep without being burners
On the flipside of a less than stellar 40 time, he put up a pretty good 3-cone(6.93, 14th best) and 20 yard shuttle(4.13, 10th) times. He put up a better vert jump than Cooper and Green-Beckham.
He has plenty of quickness to get separation, when using his size and strength.
40 times only show one small piece of a player's potential.
On the flipside of a less than stellar 40 time, he put up a pretty good 3-cone(6.93, 14th best) and 20 yard shuttle(4.13, 10th) times. He put up a better vert jump than Cooper and Green-Beckham.
He has plenty of quickness to get separation, when using his size and strength.
40 times only show one small piece of a player's potential.
Re: H back-TE...Was it Marcus Williams who couldn't crack the starting
Yep Williams had a cup of coffee as a TE with the Raiders...and then Romanowski knocked his block off and pretty much ended his career.
Yep Williams had a cup of coffee as a TE with the Raiders...and then Romanowski knocked his block off and pretty much ended his career.
Re: H back-TE...Was it Marcus Williams who couldn't crack the starting
Saw an interesting factoid today that over the last 5 drafts, the average number of WR's taken in rounds 1-5 was 20.6.
I'd think Vince probably lands somewhere in the #12-16 of all WR's, which is probably 4th round.
Saw an interesting factoid today that over the last 5 drafts, the average number of WR's taken in rounds 1-5 was 20.6.
I'd think Vince probably lands somewhere in the #12-16 of all WR's, which is probably 4th round.
