2014 NFL Combine - Players - The WRs

[Saccopoo]

Wide Receivers:

Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin
6'1", 195 lb., 31 3/8" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Davante Adams, Fresno State
6'1", 212 lb., 32 5/8" arms, 9" hands

Odell Beckham, LSU
5'11 1/4", 198 lb., 32 3/4" arms, 10" hands

Kelvin Benjamin, Florida State
6'5", 240 lb., 34 7/8" arms, 10 1/4" hands

Christopher Boyd, Vanderbilt
6'4", 206 lb., 32 5/8" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Philly Brown, Ohio State
5'11", 178 lb., 31 3/4" arms, 9 3/8" hands

John Brown, Pittsburg State
5'11", 179 lb., 30 1/2" arms, 8 1/2" hands

Martavis Bryant, Clemson
6'3 1/2", 211 lb., 32 5/8" arms, 9 1/2" hands

Isaiah Burse, Fresno State
5'10", 188 lb., 30 1/4" arms, 8 3/8" hands

Michael Campanaro, Wake Forest
5'9", 192 lb., 30" arms, 9 3/4" hands

Brandon Coleman Rutgers
6'6", 225 lb., 34" arms, 9 1/4" hands

Kain Colter, Northwestern
5'10", 198 lb., 31" arms, 10" hands

Brandin Cooks, Oregon State
5'9 1/2", 189 lb., 30 1/2" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Damian Copeland, Louisville
5'11", 184 lb., 31 3/8" arms, 9" hands

Mike Davis, Texas
6'0", 197 lb., 32 3/4" arms, 10" hands

Bruce Ellington, South Carolina
5'9 1/4", 197 lb., 31" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Quincy Enunwa, Nebraska
6'2", 225 lb., 32 5/8" arms, 9 1/2" hands

Mike Evans, Texas A&M
6'4 1/2", 231 lb., 35 1/8" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Shaq Evans, UCLA
6'1", 213 lb., 32" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Bennie Fowler, Michigan State
6'1", 217 lb., 32" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Austin Franklin, New Mexico State
5'11", 189 lb., 31 1/4" arms, 10" hands

Jeremy Gallon, Michigan
5'7", 185 lb., 29 1/2" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Ryan Grant, Tulane
6'0", 199 lb., 31" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Matt Hazel, Coastal Carolina
6'1", 198 lb., 31 2/8" arms, 9 1/8" hands

Robert Herron, Wyoming
5'9", 193 lb., 30 1/2" arms, 9 3/4" hands

Cody Hoffman, BYU
6'4", 223 lb., 33 1/4" arms, 9 3/4" hands

Josh Huff, Oregon
5'11", 206 lb., 31 1/4" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Allen Hurns, Miami (FL)
6'1", 198 lb., 32" arms, 9 1/4" hands

Jeff Janis, Saginaw Valley State
6'3", 219 lb., 32 1/2" arms, 9" hands

T.J. Jones, Notre Dame
6'0", 188 lb., 30 5/8" arms, 10" hands

Jarvis Landry, LSU
5'11 1/4", 198 lb., 31 1/4" arms, 10 1/4" hands

Cody Latimer, Indiana
6'2", 215 lb., 32 5/8" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Marqise Lee, USC
5'11 1/2", 192 lb., 31 1/4" arms, 9 1/2" hands

Marcus Lucas, Missouri
6'4", 218 lb., 33 5/8" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt
6'3", 212 lb., 33 1/4" arms, 10 3/4" hands

Donte Moncrief, Mississippi
6'2", 221 lb., 32 2/8" arms, 9 1/8" hands

Kevin Norwood, Alabama
6'2", 198 lb., 32 1/8" arms, 10" hands

Walt Powell, Murray State
5'11", 189 lb., 31 5/8" arms, 9 1/2" hands

Tevin Reese, Baylor
5'10", 163 lb., 31 5/8" arms, 8 5/8" hands

Paul Richardson, Colorado
6'0", 175 lb., 32 5/8" arms, 8 7/8" hands

Allen Robinson, Penn State
6'2 1/4", 220 lb., 32" arms, 9 1/2" hands

Jalen Saunders, Oklahoma
5'9", 163 lb., 30" arms, 8 7/8" hands

Willie Snead, Ball State
5'11", 195 lb., 31" arms, 10 1/4" hands

Josh Stewart, Oklahoma State
5'10", 178 lb., 30" arms, 9 3/8" hands

Devin Street, Pittsburgh
6'3", 198 lb., 33 2/8" arms, 9 1/4" hands

L'Damian Washington, Missouri
6'4", 195 lb., 33 3/8" arms, 9" hands

Sammy Watkins, Clemson
6'0 1/2", 211 lb., 32" arms, 9 5/8" hands

Albert Wilson, Georgia State
5'9", 202 lb., 30 3/8" arms, 9 1/8" hands


2013 Top WR Drafted & Combine Results:

Tavon Austion, West Virginia
5'8", 174 lb., 30" arms, 9 1/8" hands
Bench: 14 reps
40: 4.34 seconds
Vertical: 32.0"
Broad Jump: 120.0"
20 Yard Shuttle: 4.01 seconds

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by Chief Roundup

Who are the WR's that will available in the 3rd or 4th rounds?
I think we take DL/Pass Rusher with our first pick. Then with our 3rd and 4th rounds I feel like we will take OL and WR. Depending on who is there and so on.

I think you'll be looking at guys like:

Mike Davis, Texas
Josh Huff, Oregon
Robert Herron, Wyoming
Brandon Coleman, Rutgers

All really, really nice WR prospects. Coleman is an absolute freak at 6'5", 230 lbs. Has a remarkable ability to bust right through press coverage as well.

Huff and Herron are about the same guy - fast, stocky slot guys.

Mike Davis, IMO, is on the same level as a guy like Marquis Lee. I think he's got all the tools and has the potential to be a #1 WR.

Any of these guys immediately upgrades the Chiefs WR position.

[Mugsy]

I like Jared Abbrederis, WR, Wisconsin if we take one in the third.

[OldSchool]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

I think you'll be looking at guys like:

Mike Davis, Texas
Josh Huff, Oregon
Robert Herron, Wyoming
Brandon Coleman, Rutgers

All really, really nice WR prospects. Coleman is an absolute freak at 6'5", 230 lbs. Has a remarkable ability to bust right through press coverage as well.

Huff and Herron are about the same guy - fast, stocky slot guys.

Mike Davis, IMO, is on the same level as a guy like Marquis Lee. I think he's got all the tools and has the potential to be a #1 WR.

Any of these guys immediately upgrades the Chiefs WR position.

I wonder what Coleman's speed score was. He ran a bit faster than I expected.

[planetdoc]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

And I think that this is where a guy like Beckham is the outlier against the "taller receiver" trend.

I agree with you, but I'm just stating what I think Dorsey does. He will probably see that the chiefs have 2 similar players in Avery and AJ Jenkins (though I realize they have their warts). He probably wont take a risk on "outliers."

I also think Bowe plays a large part in this. Bowe is being paid like a top 5 receiver, but has only gained 1474 yrds in the last 2yrd combined. We can make excuses for it, but I think even bowe knows that 2014 will be a "make or break" year for him. He stated that he plans on losing alot of weight to gain speed and stamina (something he tries to do every offseason with varying degree of success). Chiefs are stuck with Bowe for 2014 because his salary is guaranteed. In 2015, when he is 31 his cap hit $14 million!!

[ForeverChiefs58]

Florida wide receiver Solomon Patton ran between 4.32 and 4.36 40-yard dash for NFL scouts. Has several upcoming workouts and visits

[Jakemall]

Thought this was an interesting read.

http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/cf...p-4-wr-metrics

[planetdoc]

Originally Posted by ForeverChiefs58

Florida wide receiver Solomon Patton ran between 4.32 and 4.36 40-yard dash for NFL scouts. Has several upcoming workouts and visits

5'8'', 179lbs.
speed score. 102.79

say no to midgets

[Ragged Robin]

Coleman/Benjamin/Matthews/Abbrederis plz. Say no to little dude receivers. We already have Avery/Jenkins.

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by Ragged Robin

Coleman/Benjamin/Matthews/Abbrederis plz. Say no to little dude receivers. We already have Avery/Jenkins.

[planetdoc]

6-foot-3, 215 pounds Cody Latimer ran the 40-yard dash unofficially today in 4.39 and 4.43 seconds at his campus Pro Day workout. Latimer also registered a 39-inch vertical leap

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/r...,7472275.story

[Jakemall]

Originally Posted by planetdoc

6-foot-3, 215 pounds Cody Latimer ran the 40-yard dash unofficially today in 4.39 and 4.43 seconds at his campus Pro Day workout. Latimer also registered a 39-inch vertical leap

http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/r...,7472275.story

He had a big day. That'll push him up a couple rounds...


BTW, he played against Dennard and looked good...that's impressive.

[planetdoc]

Originally Posted by Jakemall

He had a big day. That'll push him up a couple rounds...

Scouts say pro days are a tiny part of their evaluations

“That’s 95 percent of the grade,” Cardinals scout Chris Culmer said of college tape. “Pro day is a little tiny final piece of the puzzle.”

Lions scout Joe Kelleher says that by the time he is attending a prospect’s pro day, he has already watched about half of that player’s final college season. By the time a scout has seen that much of a player on the field, there’s not much that can change about an evaluation based on a workout in shorts and a T-shirt.

“Generally after that fifth, sixth or seventh game it’s not as dramatic as say bumping a guy up two rounds or dropping two rounds, you’re just saying, ‘Hey, he can do this,’ where I didn’t see it in my report before,” Kelleher said.

[Jakemall]

Originally Posted by planetdoc

Scouts say pro days are a tiny part of their evaluations

It is except when someone is a LOT faster than expected. He was. Again, combine that with the fact that he performed well against one of, if not, the best CBs coming out of college.

They expected him to run in the very high 4.4s to 4.5. He ran a 4.39 with a foot that isn't 100%.

[Sandy Vagina]

I'd be happy if KC or SF selected him in rd 3.

[planetdoc]

NFL Draft 2014: What do you watch when evaluating wide receivers?

nice read. wont post it here because it has alot of .gifs and video. Has a nice section of Marquise Lee's hands.