DeSean ran a 4.35 and Royal a 4.39

Curtis Painter looks like a complete tard.

Sanchez with a couple bad throws..

Probably not. He's established himself as a legit 4-3 end. I could definitely see him going 20-25.

And Sanchez just showed why top QBs shouldn't throw to these scrub WRs.

Those throws on the in route weren't good for Sanchez

Robiskie with a nice grab.

Damn....it'd be nice to grab Sanchez and English on the 1st day.

I think Turner looks pretty damn good, especially for as much as I heard how bad the USC receivers were on here

Jaison Williams sucks.

God, that Jason Williams guy is awful

Sanchez has a slower release that I expected and he missed two consecutive throws badly. Pat White has looked better.

Sanchez underthrew both his deep balls...

Neither one of those 9 routes were in stride from Sanchez, but they were good misses.

That guy looks solid. I love the way he is catching the ball, plucking it ouf the air and not letting it get inside.

His WR's didn't do him any favors, and I don't think his release is slow at all.

I wonder if he will regret throwing.

On all of his throws, it appears he was trying to be perfect, the result being a longer release than we're used to seeing, and bieng slightly off the mark.

After I posted that, the announcer just commented on it as well. You want a short compact delivery. Not a long slow one.

It will be interesting to see how the rest of today goes for him.

He's a solid FB player. He will do just about everything right. Of course, he's the son of a WR coach. People forget how well he played last year with a QB who could actually throw the ball. The only know on him has been his speed, but he can play at the next level.

It wasn't terribly slow, but he's usually much quicker.

Jesus Christ, Mark.

:shake:

Sanchez is basically missing every throw. At least those 2 outs were in front misses

How'd Freeman do on his throws earlier?

I missed it, but the announcers just commented that his throws were good, but his footwork was iffy

I am sure the other QB's aren't worried about being perfect.

I missed the first throw, but on the second, the receiver looked like he came out of the break poorly.

That throw was WAY too high though anyway

The first throw was way low and in front. The receiver made a nice diving catch

I'd say there's less pressure for them since most of them aren't going to be first round picks.

Sanchez comes in this combine with much higher expectations to meet.

McGee has looked pretty good on his throws

If the combine means anything to you, Sanchez has been very unremarkable.

If combine results effect your draft status, then Sanchez' performance would cost him draft positions.

Here's the money route.

yep, looking forward to this

you could see Sanchez fuming about his performance after the short passes....not good at all.

It was outside as well from the angle I saw.

I'm liking the WR from Rutgers Underwood.

People are going to come away with questions, but he can help himself when he works out at USC's pro day.

So far I would say Stafford is the clear winner by opting not to throw.

This is the BIGGEST day in all these guys lives. But, even if you were correct... do you want a guy that will tighten up when the pressure comes? Seriously. You think the expectations are high now, picture opening day at Arrowhead after being the #3 pick.

I am really hoping to be impressed by this guy. So far, not so much in any regard.

Holy shit Sanchez. He must really wanna play for the 49ers or Jets.

sanchez blows

TERRIBLE post corner throws by Sanchez

Sanchez's first throw on the pc was a bit under, but the second was perfect. He's just had to throw to Jaison Williams. God, that guy ****ing sucks.

The second was absolutely perfect. The first was underthrown.

The hyperbole is ridiculous.

a bit under? the first throw was waaaay out of bounds!!!

Derrick Williams head is two sizes too big for his body. lol

The throw to Derrick Williams. He had to slow down and catch it 3 yards in bounds.

Sanchez just threw again..I think you're talking about like 10 minutes ago.

He clearly hasn't helped himself, but I think this is an entirely different kind of pressure than what he's used to facing in game situations.

There no doubt was a lot of pressure for him to play well in the Rose Bowl after a good season, and he came out and had one of the better performances you'll ever see.

I'll take what he does in games over a workout.

Derrick Williams hasn't helped himself either, but the kid in game s has performed, so I'll take that kid in the draft in the right spot also.

It will be funny if this kid goes into free fall. Just gotta wonder if Pete Carroll might actually know something.

He's also throwing to guys he does not know. So his pro day should be a lot better.

No, I'm not. He had two throws.

#1 was to Derrick Williams. Underthrow
#2 was to Jaison Williams. Perfect throw, bad route and the WR fell down.

I just flipped on the coverage, but that's not what I saw. No idea who he was throwing to, but the first pass was about 5 yards out of bounds, and the second was underthrown...

Yes. Pete Carroll knows something.

He knows he has a lot better chance of competing for a NC with Mark Sanchez than with Mitch Mustain.

What are you talking about? His first throw was 7 yards out of bounds and his second was definitely underthrown. That's an interception.

This shouldn't matter to Pioli since Sanchez has done two things.

1. He performs in games.
2. He chose to come out and perform at the combine.

you must be watching a different combine than the rest of us.

I just don't think he is ready. I think he is immature. He didn't listen to his coach or his parents about going back to school. I wonder how well he will take coaching.

The pass right before Sanchez threw was thrown by Mike Reilly and was thrown 5 yards OOB.

you're not right about this, Hamas.

Yeah, I think the excitement over passing drills is misguided.

How he throws in game situations >>>>>>>>> how he throws in an awkward situation where there's no rush and he's in shorts

It's just not that important.

I just rewound my DVR, and Sanchez's first throw was to #43, and was a good 5 yards OOB. The second was to #44, and was underthrown.

The next QB, #19 (lefty) threw a good pass on the first, and the receiver (#45) fell down.

You do realize that you are talking to an audience who wants him to fail and will take a throw that he makes to any scrub and think that is more important than the entire Rose Bowl.

Ok then.

He's a bust.

Oddly, he put the full court press on Mitch Mustain because he was so 'confident' in Sanchez's ability last year.

The thing I heard coming into the combine was that Sanchez would help his stock because physical talent was beyond question.

It is amazing how good a QB can look with a terrific coaching staff and great talent.

Actually, I want to draft a QB that doesn't have a million question marks, and that can make basic throws

Ooookay. Just trying to set the record straight. Lighten up, Francis...

Sanchez didn't impress me today at all...he's no Matt Ryan that's for damn sure.

Do you want a QB that excels in game situations or practice?

Actually, you have a bunch of guys that are trying to justify Sanchez as the #3 pick.

There is NO ONE that would say that he did a good job in those drills. I think he needed to do better.

He certainly isn't doing much to win over his critics.

Obviously game situations. It's just too bad that we only have 16 of those, many against poor talent, to judge him on. It would have been nice to see him stand out in these drills.

I'm not the ones saying that he's going to free fall or that he sucks because he was missing throws in shorts to guys he's never played with.

It was a poor performance, undoubtedly, but if anyone thinks that it will matter one bit to any scout, they are absolutely delusional.

Those drills are primarily designed for the WRs. That's why they call it a "route tree".

Nobody said that.

I'm objectively commenting on the throws he makes, and I wish he'd make better throws because I'd like a franchise QB.

Relax.

All I hear about his how 'talented' the kid is. He didn't show that today. Against air, and in shorts, the 'pressure' was too much for him. He missed throws high and low and looked tight.

Oh, and I didn't see this 'strong arm' that everyone talks about. He came in with some question as to his arm strength.... I think those questions still remain.

If 16 games don't provide a large enough sample size for you to judge him on, why are you getting worked up over a few passes in a non-game situation today? Don't you think that is irrational?

I'm not going to argue that he didn't hurt his draft stock with his combine showing.
He may very well have, and may go into a free fall in the draft, unles he relly impresses at his pro day.

However, having watched all his games, I saw a mature kid with outstanding pocket presense.

He looked like a natural leader.

If you think he lacks maturity, then you have no idea what the hell you are talking about.

Would you draft Pat White to be your franchise QB? Because he just had a great vertical, the fastest 40 of any QB, and did a better job throwing than anyone.

Combine for WRs and RB=paramount

The only part of the combine that matters for QBs are interviews and the Wonderlic.

Show me a scouting report that questions his arm strength.

I'm not the one saying that, either...

Flacco managed to elevate his status with great throwing sessions last year though.

It still is important.