Pro Day

[huskerfan500]

I know Woodhead didn't go to NU but at the pro day ran a 4.33 forty, which would have been the best at the combine, Grixby had a 41 in vertical, Purify ran a 4.40 forty

here is a link http://www.journalstar.com/blog/huskers.php

 

[husker B-rent]

those are sick numbers for woodhead 225 lbs 20 times for someone that weighs 197 lbs is awesome, i weigh 220 lbs and can only do it 17 times so that is quite amazing. and that forty time wow i think he will be a huge steal for someone in the NFL i really hope the chiefs get him that would be great.....

 

[huskerfan500]

not to be down on you or Woodhead, but his bench were average compared to other RBs

 

[husker B-rent]

not to be down on you or Woodhead, but his bench were average compared to other RBs

size wize? most of them appeared to weigh in at 10-20 lbs more than he.

 

[zoogs]

40-numbers are on the fast track at pro day.

 

[BIGREDFAN_in_OMAHA]

not to be down on you or Woodhead, but his bench were average compared to other RBs

So he's in line with the other running backs? What's wrong with being only as strong as the other running backs? Yet his 40 time would have been 3rd at the NFL combine and his vertical jump would have been second among the other RBs. Fast track or not that's still impressive.

 

[HuskerExpat]

Good luck to him in the NFL, but I think he is too small to be an NFL RB. I'm confident he'll make some money as a kick/punt returner...

 

[MinnesotaHusker]

Good luck to him in the NFL, but I think he is too small to be an NFL RB. I'm confident he'll make some money as a kick/punt returner...

Barry Sanders was 5'8", I'd say he was decent. Not saying Woodhead has close to that kind of athletic ability, but he could make it as a RB.

 

[HuskerExpat]

Good luck to him in the NFL, but I think he is too small to be an NFL RB. I'm confident he'll make some money as a kick/punt returner...

Barry Sanders was 5'8", I'd say he was decent. Not saying Woodhead has close to that kind of athletic ability, but he could make it as a RB.

Barry Sanders was the exception that proves the rule.