Lots of high-schoolers run a *hand-timed* 4.7 which is 4.9+ electronic.Well, something is amiss about that 40 time as 4.66 is SLOW. Period. Lots of HS players can run around 4.7. That is very average, unless your are a rush end or something.
Lots of high-schoolers run a *hand-timed* 4.7 which is 4.9+ electronic.Well, something is amiss about that 40 time as 4.66 is SLOW. Period. Lots of HS players can run around 4.7. That is very average, unless your are a rush end or something.
Bingo, I ran a hand held 40 in 4.74 going into my Sr year of HS. At a camp that summer I ran a 4.98 electronic 40.Lots of high-schoolers run a *hand-timed* 4.7 which is 4.9+ electronic.Well, something is amiss about that 40 time as 4.66 is SLOW. Period. Lots of HS players can run around 4.7. That is very average, unless your are a rush end or something.
Yeah. No way we would want Laquan Treadwell and his 4.63.Well, something is amiss about that 40 time as 4.66 is SLOW.
"We run the 40-yard dash in Indianapolis. Why? The only reason anyone can give you is that's how it's always been done".Well, something is amiss about that 40 time as 4.66 is SLOW. Period. Lots of HS players can run around 4.7. That is very average, unless your are a rush end or something. We want our LBs to run that or faster. I know everyone seems to want to dismiss the 40 but if it were so useless, they wouldn't bother with in at the NFL combines either. I personally feel a 10 and 20 yard dash time would be more useful but the 40 gives a good indication of overall speed and quickness and 'take to the house' speed. If a guy runs 4.7 he is just not fast enough to play WR, wingback, I back, DB, Safety, etc. I'd like to see our DEs run no slower than that. Our LBs in 4.5 to 4.6 range or even better if possible. We know these times are mostly handhelds and 'electronic' may be a tenth or so higher. That's fine. I didn't watch the video and maybe he looks great and is very elusive but the bottom line is - he is really too small at 144 lbs. He needs to add 50 lbs. That is NOT going to help him reduce his 40 time and likely reduce his quickness. Just my opinion.
Do we have a count on the number of times recruits have said that? Off the top of my head Grim and KJJ are others, but for this to become a recurring theme among recruits speaks volumes of Mr. Williams.Says he feels like he's known Williams his whole life and called him the best WR coach in the country.