Mike Mayock's Mock Draft

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

You don't just pick a winner. If it contrasts then you ask why, and re-evaluate.

well of course... and in doing so, the look back shows that the test results lose.

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

well of course... and in doing so, the look back shows that the test results lose.

The results don't have to lose, or win for that matter. Instead they factor into the decision of where it's worth taking him. It's just not as simple as one or the other.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by fahrenheit

The results don't have to lose, or win for that matter. Instead they factor into the decision of where it's worth taking him. It's just not as simple as one or the other.

Yeah, good point, but it falls into that unspoken obvious though. It's all about that perception of value.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

well of course... and in doing so, the look back shows that the test results lose.

If it's one test - sure.

They ALL suck. He can't jump, he can't cut, his shuttle times blow. Those are heavy HEAVY legs. And normally "he plays faster than he times" is just a scout's excuse to follow pre-conceived notions. Very few players actually do that.

Speed on the stopwatch, for most players, is a very fair approximation of their speed on the field and if you're watching them roast people and it belies every measurement you have, it's more likely that they are simply beating up on weaklings or are products of superior teammates than it is that they simply aren't effected by a few ounces of pads as much as everyone else is.

Cook's a shorter Latavius Murray. I do not believe he'd be an upgrade on Spencer Ware.

[ToxSocks]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

well of course... and in doing so, the look back shows that the test results lose.

I don't believe it's an either/or thing here.

When i watch him i see a guy with good burst and so-so top end speed. He's a hard guy to gauge because a lot of his big plays come from massive holes in the defense, holes that ANY NFL caliber back would be expected to burst through. On a lot of those runs though, he gets caught from behind which would suggest he lacks that vertical speed, just as his SPARQ suggests.

He's got good hands and he's difficult to tackle around the legs.

His SPARQ suggests that he's not an agile player and he lacks top end speed.

I think that's evident when you watch him play.