How's AD doing ...

[Soonerus]

...at the combines ???

[swardboy]

Tune in Sunday at 10 a.m. central time....replays at 3 p.m. I believe for all those in church in the morning. NFL network.

[OU-HSV]

I'll be watching it today, I'll try to give updates in the "NFL Combine Televised" thread. Paul Thompson will also be in the drills today.

[SoonersEnFuego]

10'7" Broad Jump

[OU-HSV]

4.38 40yd first attempt

[bixby28]

Not sure how many more times they will take at the combine but he looked pretty effortless during the run, so maybe he'll break a faster time on the next try.

[OU-HSV]

Im pretty sure they get 2 goes at it. I bet he does better in the 2nd one as well

[bixby28]

I say 4.40 on the second go 'round.

[setem]

38 1/2 in vertical

They said it while talking about Walker from ND.

[setem]

2nd time:4.43

[Socrefbek]

Paul and Adrian on the radar today. AD did not score in the top on the agility drills. I do not know if he ran everything tho ...



Combine Results: Day 4

INDIANAPOLIS (Feb. 25, 2007) -- The 2007 NFL Scouting Combine is in full swing, and NFL Network is bringing fans all the important action.

Day 4 is here, and that means more players are running and working out. For all the latest results, check here for updates throughout the day.

Group 6 (RB) -- Top Five Results: 20 Shuttle
1. Garrett Wolfe Northern Illinois 4.08
2. Ahmad Bradshaw Marshall 4.09
3. Chris Henry Arizona 4.14
4. Brandon Jackson Nebraska 4.14
5. Antonio Pittman Ohio St. 4.16

Group 5 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: 20 Shuttle
1. Mike Mason Tennnesse St. 4.08
2. Jared Zabransky Boise St. 4.08
3. Paul Thompson Oklahoma 4.11
4. Chansi Stuckey Clemson 4.14
5. Rhema McKnight Notre Dame 4.16
6. Jerad Rbb Boise St. 4.19
7. Steve Smith Southern Cal 4.19
8. Ryne Robinson Miami-Ohio 4.21
9. Paul Williams Fresno St. 4.24
10. Laurent Robinson Illinois St. 4.28

Group 4 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: 20 Shuttle
1. Anthony Gonzales Ohio St. 4.08
2. Chris Davis Florida St. 4.14
3. David Clowney Virginia Tech 4.15
4. John Beck Brigham Young 4.17
5. Dallas Baker Florida 4.19
6. Reggie Ball Georgia Tech 4.19
7. James Jones San Jose St. 4.20
8. David Bell New Hampshire 4.21
9. Yamon Figurs Kansas St. 4.21
10. Jason Hill Washington St. 4.22

Group 6 (RB) -- Top Five Results: 60 Shuttle
1.Kenny Irons Auburn 11.47
2. Chris Henry Arizona 11.51
3. Briand Leonards Rutgers 11.59
4. Nate Ilaoa Hawaii 11.78
5. Marshawn Lynch Cal-Berkeley 11.80

Group 5 (WR) -- Top Five Results: 60 Shuttle
1. Rhema McKnight Notre Dame 11.28
2. Robert Meachem Tennesse 11.30
3. Chandler Williams Florida Int. 11.34
4. Ryne Robinson Miami-Ohio 11.43
5. Laurent Robinson Illinois St. 11.45

Group 4 (WR) -- Top Five Results: 60 Shuttle
1. Chris Davis Florida St. 11.30
2. Jonathan Holland Louisiana Tech 11.32
3. Johnnie Lee Higgins UTEP 11.40
4. Anthony Gonzalez Ohio St. 11.45
5. James Jones San Jose St. 11.58

Group 6 (RB) -- Top 10 Results: Three Cone
1. Garrett Wolfe Northern Illinois 6.69
2. Ahmad Bradshaw Marshall 6.70
3. Antonio Pittman Ohio St. 6.84
4. Brian Leonard Rutgers 6.88
5. Chris Henry Arizona 6.96
6. Ramonce Taylor Texas 6.98
7. Kenny Irons Auburn 7.00
8. Brandon Jackson Nebraska 7.00
9. Marshawn Lynch Cal-Berkeley 7.05
10. Jason Snelling Virginia 7.06

Group 5 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: Three Cone
1. Steve Smith Southern Cal 6.68
2. Ryne Robinson Miami-Ohio 6.71
3. Drew Stanton Michigan St. 6.77
4. Jared Zabransky Boise St. 6.78
5. Paul Thompson Oklahoma 6.81
6. Laurent Robinson Illinois St. 6.83
7. Rhema McKnight Notre Dame 6.84
8. Ryan Moore Miami-Fl 6.87
9. D'juan Woods Oklahoma St. 6.89
10. Chansi Stuckey Clemson 6.91

Group 4 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: Three Cone
1. Anthony Gonzales Ohio St. 6.54
2. Johnnie Lee Higgins UTEP 6.62
3. Chris Davis Florida St. 6.66
4. Dallas Baker Florida 6.69
5. Dwayne Bowe Louisiana St. 6.81
6. John Beck Brigham Young 6.82
7. Yamon Figurs Kansas St. 6.85
8. Aaron Fairooz Central Arkansas 6.89
9. Reggie Ball Georgia Tech 6.90
10. Steve Breaston Michigan 6.90

Group 6 (RB) -- Top 10 Results: Vertical Jump
1. Darius Walker Notre Dame 40 1/2
2. Adrian Peterson Oklahoma 38 1/2
3. Kenny Irons Auburn 38
4. Kolby Smith Louisville 38
5. Cory Anderson Tennessee 37
6. Brandon Jackson Nebraska 37
7. Thomas Clayton Kansas St. 36 1/2
8. Chris Henry Arizon 36
9. Marshawn Lynch Cal Berkeley 35 1/2
10. Eldra Buckley Tennessee-Chatt 35 1/2

Group 5 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: Vertical Jump
1. Legeda Naanee Boise St. 40
2. Sidney Rice South Carolina 39 1/2
3. Mike Mason Tennesse St. 39 1/2
4. Laurent Robinson Illinois St. 39
5. Onrea Jones Hampton 39
6. Paul Williams Fresno St. 381/2
7. Steve Smith Southern Cal 38
8. Robert Meachem Tennessee 37 1/2
9. Jerard Rabb Boise St. 36 1/2
10. Matt Trannon Michigan St. 36 1/2

Group 4 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: Vertical Jump
1. Drisan James Boise St. 39
2. Anthony Gonzales Ohio St. 38
3. Jason Hill Washington St. 37
4. Aundrae Allison East Carolina 37
5. Johnnie Lee Higgins UTEP 36 1/2
6. Aaron Fairooz Central Arkansas 36
7. Dallas Baker Florida 36
8. Chris Davis Florida St. 35 1/2
9. Jonathan Holland Louisiana Tech 35 1/2
10. Jemalle Cornelius Florida 34 1/2

Group 6 (RB) -- Top 10 Results: Broad Jump
1. Chris Henry Arizona 10'7"
2. Adrian Peterson Oklahoma 10'7"
3. Marshawn Lynch Cal-Berkeley 10'5"
4. Ramonce Taylor Texas 10'5"
5. Keny Irons Auburn 10'3"
6. Antonio Pittman Ohio St. 10'3"
7. Darius Walker Notre Dame 10'3"
8. Brandon Jackson Nebraska 10'2"
9. Brian Leonard Rutgers 10'2"
10. Lorenzo Booker Florida St. 10'1"

Group 5 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: Broad Jump
1. Mike Mason Tennesse St. 10'9"
2. Paul Thompson Oklahoma 10'7"
3. Laurent Robinson Illinois St. 10'7"
4. Jared Rabb Boise St. 10'5"
5. Paul Williams Fresno St. 10'5"
6. Ryne Robinson Miami-Ohio 10'3"
7. Chandler Williams Florida Int. 10'3"
8. Courtney Taylor Auburn 10'2"
9. Onrea Jones Hampton 10'1"
10. Robert Meachem Tennessee 10'1"

Group 4 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: Broad Jump
1. Dallas Baker Florida 10'9"
2. Jacoby Jones Lane 10'9"
3. Drisan James Boise St. 10'9"
4. Aundrea Allison East Carolina 10'7"
5. Aaron Fairooz Central Arkansas 10'5"
6. Dwayne Bowe Louisiana St. 10'5"
7. Steve Breaston Michigan 10'4"
8. Anthony Gonzales Ohio St. 10'3"
9. Jason Hill Washington St. 10'3"
10. Yamon Figurs Kansas St. 10'3"

Group 6 (RB) -- Top 10 Results: 40-Yard Dash
1. Chris Henry Arizona 4.40
2. Adrian Peterson Oklahoma 4.40
3. Antonio Pittman Ohio St. 4.40
4. Kenny Irons Auburn 4.45
5. Lorenzo Booker Florida St 4.46
6. Marshawn Lynch Cal 4.46
7. DeShawn Wynn Florida 4.48
8. Alonzo Coleman Hampton 4.49
9. Ramonce Taylor Texas 4.50
10. Kolby Smith Louisville 4.51

Group 5 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: 40-Yard Dash
1. Mike Walker Central Florida 4.35
2. Laurent Robinson Illinois St. 4.38
3. Robert Meachem Tennessee 4.39
4. Mike Mason Tennessee St. 4.40
5. Legedu Naanee Boise St. 4.41
6. Chandler Williams Florida Int. 4.42
7. Steve Smith Southern Cal 4.44
8. Paul Williams Fresno St. 4.45
9. Ryne Robinson Miami-Ohio 4.47
10. Courtney Taylor Auburn 4.50

Group 4 (WR) -- Top 10 Results: 40-Yard Dash
1. Yamon Figurs Kansas St. 4.30
2. Jason Hill Washington St. 4.32
3. Calvin Johnson Georgia Tech 4.35
4. David Clowney Virginia Tech 4.36
5. Aundrae Allison East Carolina 4.39
6. Steve Breaston Michigan 4.41
7. Anthony Gonzales Ohio St. 4.44
8. Jonathan Holland Louisiana Tech 4.45
9. Craig Davis Louisiana St. 4.46
10. Johnnie Lee Higgins UTEP 4.48

Group 5 (QB) -- Top Five Results: Ball Speed
1. Troy Smith Ohio St. 58.5
2. Jeff Rowe Nevada 57
3. Drew Stanton Michigan St. 55.7
4. Jared Zabransky Boise St. 55.2
5. Paul Thompson Oklahoma 54.8

Group 4 (QB) -- Top Five Results: Ball Speed
1. Toby Korrodi Central Missouri St. 63
2. John Beck Brigham Young 61.1
3. Kevin Kolb Houston 55.3
4. Trent Edwards Stanford 55.2
5. James Pinkey East Carolina 53.9

Note: All results are received from NFL Network.

[poke4christ]

I'm kind of surprised he's participating. Can't this only hurt him? How much higher can he go?

[tommieharris91]

I'm kind of surprised he's participating. Can't this only hurt him? How much higher can he go?

Well, all of his times he put up at OU were verified at the combine.

[Big Red Ron]

Yeah, notice all of his number two rankings are actually ties for #1

[fadada1]

I'm kind of surprised he's participating. Can't this only hurt him? How much higher can he go?
because he's not a pu**y like brady quinn. AD's not afraid of the competition. quinn seems to be scared that his draft status will take a hit... and he's right. he might find out that he's not as good as he (and everyone else) thinks he is. AD is the real deal... and he's just confirming that fact.

any guy, that is healthy, and not participating in the combine should be ashamed of themselves. just my opinion.

[The_Red_Patriot]

I hate that Bob Barker.....errrr Jared Zabransky


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[JohnnyMack]

From Peter King of CNNSI.com


4. Cleveland GM Phil Savage is going to have a very tough decision to make. When Adrian Peterson ran a 4.37 40, it set up this pleasant quandary for the Browns, assuming Russell and Thomas go 1-2. The Browns could have their choice of four primo players at positions of major need -- quarterback Brady Quinn, defensive end Gaines Adams, wideout Johnson and running back Peterson. Savage met Peterson on Saturday and was impressed by what a solid rock he is. He might be Eric Dickerson.

[ashley]

Never underestimate how much a great attitude means. Showed it Sunday and it will count.

[OU-HSV]

because he's not a pu**y like brady quinn. AD's not afraid of the competition. quinn seems to be scared that his draft status will take a hit... and he's right. he might find out that he's not as good as he (and everyone else) thinks he is. AD is the real deal... and he's just confirming that fact.

any guy, that is healthy, and not participating in the combine should be ashamed of themselves. just my opinion.
I agree 100%. I was thinking about this yesterday. I think if someone competes in one part of the combine, they should be required to compete in all parts of the competition. The only grounds in which someone should be allowed to pick and choose what they do is in the case of an injury. For instance, I may be wrong on this, but I assume AD didn't bench press because of his collar bone. And if a guy has a calf injury he obviously couldn't participate in drills that pertain mainly to lower body strength. And so on and so forth. Other than that, I say if you're there....compete in everything, don't be a dork and try to pick and choose what you want to do because at that point I think you're just taking up space. I know Brady and others weren't doing everything because they want to save it up for their "Pro Days". But even AD said he planned to run again at OUr Pro Day, so I just don't get it. I think Brady and others have shown their weak side...the fear of being shown up by some of the NCAA's best athletes.

[OzarkSooner]

I am sure that the NFL puts a lot of stock in guys they won't have to motivate or monitor. AD is in that category.

[tommieharris91]

AD's half-brother was shot and killed early Sunday morning? Can anyone confirm this?

[OU-HSV]

AD's half-brother was shot and killed early Sunday morning? Can anyone confirm this?
Read the thread "with a heavy heart AD shines at Combine."