Redskins Sign 5th Round Pick MLB Robert McCune

[Sheriff Gonna Getcha]

Originally Posted by BigSKINBauer

http://www.footballsfuture.com/2005/combine.html
Look at the site, rogers and mccune were listed as winners at the combine, this i believe is before the draft and it is unbiased. 10 winners were listed. ROGERS RAN A 4.35 I think people forget that, he is faster than smoot and if he gets used as well as everyone else is in this defense there will be no stopping him.
Everyone in our defense gets to use their strengths, and really most were average players at best before this year, Rogers is a top 10 pick and his strengths will be used to their fullest.
Mccune is gonna get used with his speed and strength.
IF! mccune was to start we would look like this, arrington mccune washington. All of them run in the 4.5s

Not to nitpick, but Rogers ran a 4.45.

[BigSKINBauer]

Originally Posted by Ramseyfan

Not to nitpick, but Rogers ran a 4.45.

I only wrote what was on that site but these other sites also say 4.35. I also didn't think he was THAT fast
http://2005.otcdraft.com/content/pro...rlosRogers.php
http://www.chiefscoalition.com/newsa...iew.php?id=119
http://draftzone.com/mockdraft2.htm
Here are others that aren't 4.35s
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings....php?pyid=8938
http://fantasysports.aol.com/fb/article.cfm/ID.3788

From NFL.com
http://www.nfl.com/draft/story/8242024
"Brace yourself: Eleven players ran for times of 4.40 and under! Eleven! Of the 11, six ran for times of 4.35 and under! Those six young men are Arizona State's Chris McKenzie (4.31), Auburn's Carlos Rogers (4.31), Houston's Stanford Routt (4.34), Nebraska's Fabian Washington (4.31), Oklahoma State's Darrent Williams (4.31) and Stanford's Stanley Wilson (4.34). All six of these guys worked out as cornerbacks, so that is a very promising sign for the future of NFL cover corners."

NFL Says 4.31? must not be at the combine but damn if that is true

[Defensewins]

Originally Posted by BigSKINBauer

I only wrote what was on that site but these other sites also say 4.35. I also didn't think he was THAT fast
http://2005.otcdraft.com/content/pro...rlosRogers.php
http://www.chiefscoalition.com/newsa...iew.php?id=119
http://draftzone.com/mockdraft2.htm
Here are others that aren't 4.35s
http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings....php?pyid=8938
http://fantasysports.aol.com/fb/article.cfm/ID.3788

From NFL.com
http://www.nfl.com/draft/story/8242024
"Brace yourself: Eleven players ran for times of 4.40 and under! Eleven! Of the 11, six ran for times of 4.35 and under! Those six young men are Arizona State's Chris McKenzie (4.31), Auburn's Carlos Rogers (4.31), Houston's Stanford Routt (4.34), Nebraska's Fabian Washington (4.31), Oklahoma State's Darrent Williams (4.31) and Stanford's Stanley Wilson (4.34). All six of these guys worked out as cornerbacks, so that is a very promising sign for the future of NFL cover corners."

NFL Says 4.31? must not be at the combine but damn if that is true

It is true, he ran a 4.31 at more than one work out. Besides being faster than Smoot, he is also alot bigger. Smoot is a little light in the weight department. not taking anything away from Smoot, Smoot is a tough guy that is not afraid to stick his helmet in somebodys gut, but Smoot weighs 174 pounds soaking wet and in his pads.

[BigSKINBauer]

Originally Posted by Defensewins

It is true, he ran a 4.31 at more than one work out. Besides being faster than Smoot, he is also alot bigger. Smoot is a little light in the weight department. not taking anything away from Smoot, Smoot is a tough guy that is not afraid to stick his helmet in somebodys gut, but Smoot weighs 174 pounds soaking wet and in his pads.

dude we have one of the fastest lb corps, taylor who is a hella fast saftey for his size, springs who is also amazing, and bowen who we know can blitz from his first game, we have a hella fast backfield, i feel bad for all the QBs that we will be sacking left and right next year. GW knows how to utilize CB speed look at Spring's sacks. I feel bad for everyone but eli, yougin