Originally Posted by Jakemall (Post 10591107)

Bowe was never as fast as Cody. You may be right on the rest, but only time will tell.

Originally Posted by planetdoc (Post 10591165)

Think Latimer and Matthews are about the same in about every way.
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2014&genpos=WR
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...2014&genpos=WR

Originally Posted by OldSchool (Post 10591232)

Eh, I don't think any other WR prospect this year comes close to having the same drive and work ethic as Matthews. Matthews played in the SEC with a plethora of bad QBs and little else around him, and yet he tore it up against elite competition. I'm as high on Matthews as I am on any WR in this class not named Beckham Jr, Evans, or Watkins.

Originally Posted by Saccopoo (Post 10591182)

Bowe ran a 4.40 at his Pro Day. Latimer put down a best 4.39 at his Pro Day after running a 4.44 on his first attempt. That's about as close as you can get.



As I said, I think he's a poor man's Dwayne Bowe. That 4.39 (best case) doesn't translate to the field very well. He can't separate like Beckham or Moncrief. And he's not as good a receiver as Matthews, Norwood, Street, Robinson or the like.

If I'm taking a fast guy with size, I'd much rather have Moncrief way, way before Latimer and Bryant easily before him as well.

He got a third round grade by the NFL advisory board and was only Honorable Mention on the coaches team in his conference.

Dude is stiff. I think he's a #3 WR in the NFL due to his inability to separate and delays in getting into his breaks. Like I said, Indiana really only used him as an outside go and fade guy. He doesn't look like he's got the physical agility to maneuver against NFL level corners.

Originally Posted by Jakemall (Post 10591841)

I seem to remember Bowe running a 4.5??