Senior Bowl Thread
 

Weigh ins are in.

QBs largely suck, size-wise. Logan Thomas looks like a Greek god, though.

Tajh Boyd, 6'0", 222, 9 3/8" hand
Derek Carr, 6'2", 215, 9 1/8" hand
Aaron Murray, 6'0", 201, 9 1/8" hand
Logan Thomas, 6'5", 250 lbs, 10 3/4" hand

There were a few other guys as well, but they were all short tiny guys like Boyd, Carr, and Murray.

Sheesh. No physicality in the QBs this year.

RBs (ranked by NFLDS's board -- excluding 7th/UDFAs):

Charles Sims, WVU (3rd): 5'11", 214, 8 1/4" hands
James White, Wisconsin (5th): 5'9", 206 lbs, 8 3/8" hands
Antonio Andrews, W. Kentucky (5th/6th): 5'10", 225, 9 1/4 hands
Jerick McKinnon, Georgia Southern (5th/6th): 5'9", 209, 8 3/8" hands

Love watching the practices, don't care too much about the game itself.

Some WRs that have drawn attention here:

Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin: 6'0", 189, 9 5/8"
Robert Herron, Wyoming: 5'8", 193, 9 5/8"
Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt: 6'2", 209 lbs, 10 1/2"
Jalen Saunders, Oklahoma: 5'8", 164 lbs!!!, 8 3/4"

Wow, Saunder is super short.

Tight ends:

C.J. Fiedorowicz, Iowa: 6'5", 262, 10 5/8"
Marcel Jensen, Fresno: 6'5", 264, 10 1/8"
Arthur Lynch, Georgia: 6'4", 258, 10 1/8"
Jacob Pederson, Wisconsin: 6'3", 242, 9 1/4"

Aaron Colvin, CB from OU, might be an interesting guy there. Hearing he's having a good week.

Utah's Keith McGill, CB, is a guy to keep an eye on during the Senior Bowl. He was a first team Juco All-American who, because of injuries, only really saw playing time this past season. Played at safety at the Juco level, and played five games there in 2011 before injury and was moved to CB this past season.

He was a real ballhawk in junior college with 11 interceptions in two years. Name to the Pac12 Honorable Mention team this past season.

He purportedly runs a 4.35 40 at 6'3", 205 lbs.

He weighed/measured in at the Senior Bowl at 6'3" even and 214 lbs. chisled. 33" arms (2nd longest), 10 1/4" hands (largest) and a 80 7/8" wingspan (widest of all DB's at the Senior Bowl).

I think he's a better free safety prospect than CB and you let him get up into the 215/220 range. However, if he shows up at 205 and runs that sub-4.4, eh...

From Monday's practice:

Chiefs talked to Baptiste today

Missouri's Michael Sam measured in at 6-2/260, which isn't surprising.

What is a bit surprising is that he measured an 80" wingspan. So he has the wingspan of an average 6-8 man.

He could end up being a pretty intriguing 3-4 OLB prospect in the middle rounds (3-5) if he tests well in coverage/space and runs pretty well.

With his high motor he'd be an interesting fit. As would Dee Ford.

Terez A. Paylor ‏@TerezPaylor 14m
In addition to the 6-3 Jean-Baptiste, the #Chiefs also interviewed 6-3 Utah corner Keith McGill (according to McGill). Hmm.

Absolutely no doubt the Chiefs are interested in both those guys.

Dorsey loves long corners. And Reid loves talent out of Utah.

Any idea where those guys would be available, round wise?

My best guess at this point would just be that: a guess. Because anything can happen over the next four-and-a-half months.

I'll say this: all things being equal, the NFL is trending towards length in its DBs right now, corners particularly.

They're both projected to be mid-rounders, but if they test out well at the Combine, it's not unheardof for a team to pick them up as soon as the 3rd.

Damn, I forgot the draft isn't until May.

Thats just stupid.