Haven't seen but you can bet teams will be looking at that 10 yard number during site visits.
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Didn't even realize this but looking at Kareem Hunt's combine number's they look identical to Jacobs....5'10 216lbs ran a 4.62.....If I'm not mistaken Hunt either had the highest or was right behind kamara for most 20+ yard runs in his rookie season
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It is all about Burst and Hunt has a ton and Jacobs burst jumps off the page on tape. His 40 time won't matter much to the scouts at his size. They will just look at that outstanding stiff arm and have synergistic thoughts running through their heads.
K. Johnson didn't run at the combine and ran 4.58 at his pro day and everyone around here loves that guy.
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Just making a point that the 40 time really isn't a big deal as long as your under the threshold. IF he was running like a 4.75-4.8 I'd start to get really concerned.
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Straight line speed is a skill that most RBs rarely use. It's more about what you do in short areas. It's just not a deal breaker.
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That broad jump would’ve been the worst of the RB group at the combine.
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I do think it could affect his draft position, but I agree, it will have zero bearing on his success in the league. The lower broad number was more surprising to me than his 40 time, but it wasn't dramatically low or anything, just below average (and if his groin is indeed bothering him, that could very well account for the disparity.)Ice wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2019 1:54 pmIt is all about Burst and Hunt has a ton and Jacobs burst jumps off the page on tape. His 40 time won't matter much to the scouts at his size. They will just look at that outstanding stiff arm and have synergistic thoughts running through their heads.
K. Johnson didn't run at the combine and ran 4.58 at his pro day and everyone around here loves that guy.
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Good news, more of a bargain for me when he slides.
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Re: Josh Jacobs Pro Day
Broad jump was terrible, too. These numbers are concerning. He has no real production, and now he's confirmed he's a subpar athlete stepping on to an NFL field. He may still be a good football player, but it's a lot to give him the benefit of the doubt at every turn when sinking a high pick into him.Hottoddies wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2019 2:04 pm Straight line speed is a skill that most RBs rarely use. It's more about what you do in short areas. It's just not a deal breaker.
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Re: Josh Jacobs Pro Day
Jacobs is an example of classic pre-draft (and late season) rookie hype. I'd wager a fair amount most didn't even know who this guy was until December, and then he vaulted himself into 1.01 territory.
2019 has been viewed as a weak RB class for a while now, yet as soon as the calendar struck 2019, the rookie hype train started rolling. Happens every single year.
This class is what it has always been: No clear cut number 1 guy and very landing spot dependent. Nothing about the combine and pro days has changed that for me.
2019 has been viewed as a weak RB class for a while now, yet as soon as the calendar struck 2019, the rookie hype train started rolling. Happens every single year.
This class is what it has always been: No clear cut number 1 guy and very landing spot dependent. Nothing about the combine and pro days has changed that for me.
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If people are knocking Jacobs down their board purely because of subpar 40 and a bad broad jump then it's likely the people that that think Metcalf is the next coming of Jesus because of his combine numbers.
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It's all about the numbers guys. Ignore Emmith Smith, Arian Foster, Jerry Rice, Steve Largent, Russel Wilson, Drew Brees, et al who were too small, to short, to slow to play their position. Heck, as some noted above, some of the best RBs in the game today have not run sub 4.5 40s.
But by all means keep picking the gym warriors with elite measureables and let me snap up talent, instinct, skill, heart, intelligence.
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I get your point but Jacobs also didn’t produce anything in college. Emmitt Smith had as many yards as a Freshman as Jacobs had in his 3 years. So now you have poor measurables plus poor production.Cult of Dionysus wrote: ↑Tue Mar 19, 2019 2:43 pm It's all about the numbers guys. Ignore Emmith Smith, Arian Foster, Jerry Rice, Steve Largent, Russel Wilson, Drew Brees, et al who were too small, to short, to slow to play their position. Heck, as some noted above, some of the best RBs in the game today have not run sub 4.5 40s.
But by all means keep picking the gym warriors with elite measureables and let me snap up talent, instinct, skill, heart, intelligence.
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