Nfl draft jump

Feb by Position. VERTICAL: Vertical jump measured by the differential between a players reach and the marked flag. BROAD. Apr 27, 2015 Byron Jones. high school football coach is attending the NFL Draft. Jones himself almost didn.t go, though, because he wouldn.t be able to.

UConn;s Byron Jones breaks combine, world broad jump -

Apr 28, 2015 UConn.s Byron Jones jumped into the record books at the Scouting Combine. can he make the jump into the first round of the NFL Draft. Mar 19, 2015 Florida State cornerback P.J. Williams is the 37th-ranked player and fourthranked cornerback in our draft prospect rankings. He is also a.

NFL Draft prospect jumps ridiculously high - Business

With increasing interest in the NFL draft, the scouting combine has grown in J. Williams (2011) found that the 40-yard dash, vertical jump, 20-yard shuttle, and. Mar 18, 2015 Being able to run a really fast 40-yard-dash or do a bunch of bench press reps is impressive, but nothing.s cooler than a box jump in slow. Apr 9, 2015 Raymond Summerlin discusses the NFL future of three supremely athletic wide receivers from this year.s draft class.

As part of the NFL draft camp testing event - officially the National Invitational Camp The vertical jump is most important for receivers and defensive backs. Every year, one unknown NFL draft prospect jumps out of the gym at the combine This year, that guy is UConn cornerback Byron Jones. Jones.

Update: Read our 2015 NFL Draft rankings by position. Conley ran a And on the broad jump, he jumped 11 feet, seven inches. That.s also a.

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One ill-fated 1982 phone call jump-started the NFL.s longest run of ineptitude. The bizarre and calamitous story of Booker Reese only got worse from there. Auburn tight end C.J. Uzomah works out for NFL scouts during Pro Day Tuesday, March 3, 2015, at the Auburn Athletic Complex in Auburn, Ala. Apr 20, 2015 Connecticut.s Byron Jones runs a drill on the broad jump station at the As the NFL draft nears we.re taking an 11-day, position-by-position.