Teams starting to view McGill as safety.

[planetdoc]

I wonder if that is still the case after his official 4.51 forty at the combine

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by planetdoc

I wonder if that is still the case after his official 4.51 forty at the combine

Richard Sherman's 4.56 40 at the Combine say no.

McGill also put up a ridiculous 39" vertical and a 10'9" broad jump while being 6'3" and 215 lbs with 33 1/4" arms and 10 1/4" hands.

He's going to need to be coached up a bit for the CB position, but the intangibles are there in spades.

He's absolutely prototype for the new generation of CB's in the NFL.

[Mugsy]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Richard Sherman's 4.56 40 at the Combine say no.

McGill also put up a ridiculous 39" vertical and a 10'9" broad jump while being 6'3" and 215 lbs with 33 1/4" arms and 10 1/4" hands.

He's going to need to be coached up a bit for the CB position, but the intangibles are there in spades.

He's absolutely prototype for the new generation of CB's in the NFL.

The tape is bad though man. He's pretty soft out there. I'm a tape guy I guess. I don't care nearly as much about the measurable or the combine.

[planetdoc]

Originally Posted by Mugsy

The tape is bad though man. He's pretty soft out there. I'm a tape guy I guess. I don't care nearly as much about the measurable or the combine.

its good to have both.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by Mugsy

The tape is bad though man. He's pretty soft out there. I'm a tape guy I guess. I don't care nearly as much about the measurable or the combine.

Explain to me what's "bad" here.

IMO, it's a pretty damn solid game and respective of what he did during the 2013 season, which was his first at the CB spot. (S in Juco and his first year at Utah.)

[Mugsy]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Explain to me what's "bad" here.

IMO, it's a pretty damn solid game and respective of what he did during the 2013 season, which was his first at the CB spot. (S in Juco and his first year at Utah.)

That was his best game for sure. He made a really good play on the deep ball. However, the first plays sums him up imo. He's not quick and he's soft. He doesn't use his size at all. He got lucky on the pick. The WR was smoking his ass and the ball was underthrown.

Watch the Colorado and BYU games. There is much more bad than good in those two. All teams have to do is run come backs and hooks against him all day. He can't cover those. Those are bread and butter routes and he will be exploited big time in the NFL. Hell, against ASU he plays gunner and even sucks at that. He's just not for me man. He would be a big project.

[Sorter]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Explain to me what's "bad" here.

IMO, it's a pretty damn solid game and respective of what he did during the 2013 season, which was his first at the CB spot. (S in Juco and his first year at Utah.)

You're arguing with Blackbob.

[bowener]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Richard Sherman's 4.56 40 at the Combine say no.

McGill also put up a ridiculous 39" vertical and a 10'9" broad jump while being 6'3" and 215 lbs with 33 1/4" arms and 10 1/4" hands.

He's going to need to be coached up a bit for the CB position, but the intangibles are there in spades.

He's absolutely prototype for the new generation of CB's in the NFL.

The evolution of NFL DBs is kind of cool. Small fast CB are down trending while large physical CB are desired to fight it out with the large WR, and then the Safeties seem to be getting smaller and faster than they were the last decade. Sort of a flip flop of body types.